Fighting the Gray Tide (Miniature Painting)

[Zardnaar]

I've got a bunch of those skeletons too!View attachment 430549

FLGS sold me a spue for $5.5. I dont play just want to practice painting.

 

[MGibster]

FLGS sold me a spue for $5.5. I dont play just want to practice painting.

That's for the best. Warhammer isn't really a very fun game. It's just an excuse to show off painted miniatures to your friends at the tournament.

 

[Sacrosanct]

That's for the best. Warhammer isn't really a very fun game. It's just an excuse to show off painted miniatures to your friends at the tournament.

I played it for the first time last fall. As an experienced gamer (45 years), it still felt like listening to greek. And the rules seem extremely way over complex for what you're trying to do. It's like something written in 1978 when everything was new and all over the place, and just kept the same rules all this time, compared to say, D&D, where rules have constantly evolved to be easier to understand. I know there have been many rules changes as well, but it still felt overly redundant and complex. Several times I kept thinking, "wouldn't it be easier just to do this mechanic instead, and eliminate half the rolls?"

 

[Cergorach]

I played it for the first time last fall. As an experienced gamer (45 years), it still felt like listening to greek. And the rules seem extremely way over complex for what you're trying to do. It's like something written in 1978 when everything was new and all over the place, and just kept the same rules all this time, compared to say, D&D, where rules have constantly evolved to be easier to understand. I know there have been many rules changes as well, but it still felt overly redundant and complex. Several times I kept thinking, "wouldn't it be easier just to do this mechanic instead, and eliminate half the rolls?"

It was way, way worse!