Today in The Paint Review, keewa and Kevin are looking at the new 1-Step ProAcryl paints (and Secret Sauce) from Monument Hobbies!

This week in Umamusume, Marcy looks at the trick behind choosing the correct parents for your trainee in Trackblazer mode.

Issue 52 of Combat Patrol gets us truly started with The Leagues of Votann with the first part of a Kahl model and some narrative materials.

We kick off our big series on the lore of Armageddon by looking at the planet itself and its history - including the secret and not-so-secret parts.

In our first subscriber-only article of the week, Ben Jurek answers the question of how many reps you should get with a list before iterating on it or binning it.

40k 11th edition is upon us and while it might it feel like the sky is falling, but don’t you worry because here’s Campbell with a veteran’s guide to transitioning from editions

Today in Hextoricals, Tekopo looks at Infernal Machines: Dawn of Submarine Warfare, covering the earliest days of the submersible in the military in the US Civil War.

Weaponized Trophy Cabinets and Diabolic Levels of Sass in this week's Content We Liked.

It’s big, it’s bad, it'll powerslam your dad, and it is finally here: the Cogfort has arrived on our tables.

11th Edition of Warhammer 40K is looming on the horizon, and Saffgor's here to collate and analyze all the information about it we found out this week.

The class of 2008 is here for the Black Library Readers' Hall of Fame, and the nominees for 2009 are ready for voting!

We've gotten our hands on the Gate Gargants and Dawner's Triumph models from the new Cities of Sigmar releases!

The Cities of Sigmar range has three new spellcasters on offer, and badnameusertag is taking a look!

The latest Warhammer Underworlds warband is here and it has a cute fox, plus a pile of elves. Check it out!

The Cities of Sigmar Battletome is here! SRM leads the way in our coverage of the mortal stalwarts of the mortal realms, with model reviews from the rest of the...

The new Battletome for Cities of Sigmar comes with its own Spearhead entry as well, and we've broken that out into a separate, closer look. Which you'll find here!

There were announcements for Warmachine today out of Lock & Load 2026, and we've got the rundown!

For our Warhound-tier patrons, we look at how to use our Competitive Edge dashboard to build lists.

This week in Century of the Vampire, it's back to 1992, for the original Buffy the Vampire Slayer, an unambitious movie that is really colored by everything that came after...

Today in the Black Library, Jay reviews Zardu Layak, the Crimson Apostle by Rich McCormick!

Bryan Young's BattleTech novel Ghosts of Timkovichi, continuing the story of the Ghost Dogs, is out today! lynnding-library reviews it for us.

Today in Trench Crusade, Loxi gets into the nitty-gritty of all the gear you can get from the Glory Items tables -- what's worth it, and what's not!

John from Can You Roll a Crit? is back this week to cover the latest installment of his Kill Team tier list!

Today in Warmachine, Trish joins us for a Getting Started column! She's looking at ten common Special Rules that appear on models that new players will want to take.

Today in Magic the Gathering Commander Focus, Saffgor goes deep on Nita, Forum Conciliator, and theft!

In this week's Road Through 2026, thechirurgeon uses some down time to build Red Corsairs Warp Talons.

Update for our subscribers: The third subscriber-only piece this week will run tomorrow, on Friday. Thanks again for your support!

Mayday Miss Marcy is here! This week it's about proper salt levels, dressing down for Gaming Night, and sprue redistribution.

Today in Marvel Crisis Protocol, brushwizard finishes off the friends of Iron Man box with a How to Paint Everything for Rescue!

It's time to look at the state of competitive play in Star Wars Legion again, this time focusing on three events that happened in the US after the April update!

This week in A Brush with Greatness, keewa interviews multi-time Golden Demon winner Andy Wardle about his craft and about competitive painting!

It's a European edition of Competitive Innovations in the Mortal Realms, with two events in France and one in the UK!

Today in BattleTech Mech Overview, we're looking at the Bane/Kraken, an interesting relic of a past time in the game's rules.

Today in Games from the Crypt, we look at our first Reiner Knizia game to be featured here: Pickomino! (You pick dominoes.)

It's the news! The CCP appears in this one, at least by proxy. Also dispiriting AI news and, in the plus column, some big Warpath announcements from Mantic.

Today in Conquest, Sam looks at the Lost Ancestor and the Lost and Found Dweghom kits -- how they build, how they paint up, and how they play on the...

In today's subscriber-only post, Floof returns to advocate for horde lists and explain how they play them with an eye to win on points, not remaining live bodies.

Today's edition of the Magic: The Gathering Puzzlebox looks at removal in the command zone!

Rob's here to let you know what's coming to the Tabletop Battles apps and website in May, as we move beyond the rebrand!

Corregidor is seeing some changes as well in the new Operation Mazebreaker box for Infinity, and we're going over what's new and what's changed!

The OSS is getting a substantial facelift in the new Infinity Operation Mazebreaker box, and we're taking a look at the changes!

The new Operation Mazebreaker box is coming out for Infinity N5 (actually two, more on that inside), and Genghis and Musterkrux look at the models in this piece!

Today in Hextoricals, Tekopo takes a look at one of the grand old hex-and-counter historical mapgames of the 1980s, Great Campaigns of the American Civil War!

Today in our subscriber-only piece, Ben Jurek gives detailed, army-agnostic insight into how he plays the first three turns of his competitive games.

It's almost time for the Taurus Cup once again in Umamusume Pretty Derby!

Today Josh takes a look at a humble and bit mundane part of the hobby: Sorting all your stuff, with ModiiStudios's Blox.

It's Issue 51 of Combat Patrol, and it's a one-off hobby-focused issue before we start in on the space dwarves of the Votann!

The Horrors of the Underhive and the Horrors of South-East England square off in today's Content We Liked.