Milestone – Kings of War 3rd edition

Kings of War has reached another milestone - 3rd edition. What started as a cheaper-model replacement for GW games that needed a rulesset (KoW 1st edition) has matured into a professional game that doesn't need its shared ties with Warhammer anymore. According to playtesters, the game has improved without losing any of its original elegance. … Continue reading Milestone – Kings of War 3rd edition

Kings of War 3rd edition hype

picture courtesy of mantic games Kings of War 3rd edition is looming on the Horizon. Just any moment KoW 3rd edition can drop and spoilers are all over the internet. In this blog post I'll look at what rumours spark my interest and which do disappoint me a bit. Please bear in mind that I … Continue reading Kings of War 3rd edition hype

Why Elite and Vicious are (almost) the same thing

Elite and vicious are both strong rules, especially if it's an army wide rule. The rule allows for more damage, especially guarding against that single bad dice roll that happens once every time. The rule makes units not only perform better, it increases their reliability. (which is a good thing) Elves (and their evil kin) … Continue reading Why Elite and Vicious are (almost) the same thing

Building on a budget – Brotherhood

EDIT: This post was written under Kings of War 2nd edition rules. Kings of War 3rd edition army composition may be different, thereby invalidating some of the below post's army composition. Mantica needs stalwart men who face off against the evil that stalks the land. The brotherhood needs reinforcements, and you'll be the one to … Continue reading Building on a budget – Brotherhood

Improving the Kingdoms of Men Army – here is the cavalry

When I started reviewing the Kingdoms of Men army list, this was mainly because of my frustration with shooters and war machines.  After this, I posted some ideas for characters and infantry. Not to leave a process near the the end, this post describes the final part of the Kingdoms of Men army, cavalry and … Continue reading Improving the Kingdoms of Men Army – here is the cavalry