Warhammer Armies: Orcs & Goblins, or, How good is this army, really?

Last week I made a post introducing everyone to my foray into the hobby of Wargaming. This week I plan on jumping straight in to the new Orcs & Goblins army book, frills and all still attached.

I sat down and thumbed through all the juicy bits of fluff and stuff, reminiscing about when I did that exact same thing as a child. Not much of the fluff has changed, but the army, as a whole, has really developed into a diverse and synergistic army.

Warhammer Armies: Orcs & Goblins

As you may, or may not know, I have been collecting and playing Warhammer for 16 years. What do I have to show for it? Thousands of miniatures, around one hundred have been painted, and a passion for something that rivals the passion sports-fans have for their home teams. What, pray tell, does this have to do with Orcs & Goblins? Well, let me tell you a story...

Updated models

So, it's been a bit since I updated this blog. Now it's time to update this sucka!

The following is the beginning steps of my Circle of Orboros force:

Baldur
-Megalith
-Wold Guardian
-Wold Watcher
-Wold Watcher
Druids of Orboros
Shifting Stones
-Stone Keeper
Blackclad Wayfarer
Thrullg
Swamp Gobber Bellows Crew
Totem Hunter
Feralgheist

Pictures after the jump.

Cave Troll Unboxing

Commission Plog: Blood Troll Warcasters

I have been working on some Trollbloods for a gaming buddy over the last month. It's been difficult with all the horrid Holidays have to offer. You know, loving family, thoughtful gifts, delicious food, etc. I have managed to scrape by and I am now finding time to get them done.