Imperium Magazine Issue 26 - Cleanse Sector Epta - Review & Battle Report

Imperium  Magazine Issue 26 - Cleanse Sector Epta is the next installment as I run all 80 Battle Reports from the Warhammer 40,000 Imperium collection from Hachette Partworks and Games Workshop.

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For each issue, I will bring you a fully painted battle report. Using that issues figures/terrain (if they have some) and rules. As well as a quick overview of the magazine. Got any questions, please do ask!

Imperium  Magazine Issue 26 - Cleanse Sector Epta. Has us learning all about Adeptus Mechcanius Tech-Priest Dominus (what a mouthful), as well as what they get up to in their secret holy orders. We then build and paint the Dominus before heading into the bat reps.

The Battle Report will see us pit five Necrons Warriors and a Royal Warden against at Dominus and 10 Rangers. Who will win? The series is currently at 19-10 to the Necrons.

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Audio Review 137 // Prophets of Waaagh! by Guy Haley

Time to get some ork action going on this blog! It's been a while since we had some good comedy action from everyone's second favourite green-skin creatures (let's be honest Hulk always wins).

Title: Prophets of Waaagh!

Author: Guy Haley

Blurb: Dumped on a nowhere world by the opening of the Cicatrix Maledictum, the Red Sunz Mek mob is struggling to survive. When a call to Waaagh! Rings out across the planet, the chance at survival, as well as some shooty-fun, beckons. But all is not what it seems. Only an ork with real dorky know-wots can hope to overcome the False Waaagh…!

Contents

The End of Daze

Bozgat's Big Adventure

The Waaagh! Faker

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As you can see above, the story is divided into three parts. Which, over an hour, takes you on a thrilling adventure through Ork Kulture.

Part One: The End of Daze. This actually surprised me as we are reintroduced to a group of Mekboyz from an earlier Haley story. The purpose of this story is to get us caught up on the characters whilst they search for Talker the Mobz Weirdboy. It is what it is, in no way is this a stunning piece of storytelling but more of a stage setter for what is to come.

From here we move into Part Two: Bozgat's Big Adventure. Obviously focused on Bozgat as he searches for the missing Weirdboy. His grot companion on this adventure is Frikk and he is such a character and brings great energy to the tale. We also get to see a Grot Revolution and Kommittee in action which is something I have dreamed about since the days of GorkaMorka.

The Final Part is Waaagh! Faker. The story is ramping to the finale and now all the action starts to smash together. With rival Ork Bands fighting each confusion reigns, but to this mix also comes the Adeptus Mechanicus and Space Marines. Soon rival sciences and engineering is battling against each other. Turns out the Mechanicus have a cunning plan and our Mob of Evil Sunz Meks are the only ones who can stop them. It is a fun and awesome listen.

Can't really fault it, it is a very good listen. Great acting, great sound effects, everything you expect from a Black Library production. Would it benefit from more time? Sure. Did it need Space Marines in there? Nope. But these are small issues that I really have to dig out to complain about.

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How to Paint a Tabletop Ready Ryza Magos Dominus - Warhammer 40K

 

How to Paint a Tabletop Ready Ryza Magos Dominus. Here's a quick, straightforward how-to-paint video showing how I painted a Ryza Magos Dominus. The technique is straightforward and designed to make models look good from 3ft away (i.e. on the tabletop).

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Imperium Magazine Issue 24 - Secure the Cipher - Review & Battle Report

Imperium Magazine Issue 24 - Secure the Cipher is the next installment as I run all 80 Battle Reports from the Warhammer 40,000 Imperium collection from Hachette Partworks and Games Workshop.

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For each issue, I will bring you a fully painted battle report. Using that issues figures/terrain (if they have some) and rules. As well as a quick overview of the magazine. Got any questions, please do ask!

Imperium Magazine Issue 24 - Secure the Cipher. We are learning about shade paints along with detailing the Space Marines. We also get lore on the Tyranids, Weapon and Wargear names for the Adeptus Mechanicus, and the Necrons get some Degradations and Grudges. It's a weak issue, if I'm truthful.

The Battle Report will see us pit Ten Necrons, three bases of scarabs and a Royal Warden against a Librarian and 3 Aggressors. Who will win?

The series is currently at 18-9 to the Necrons.

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Imperium Magazine Issue 22 - Halt the Advance - Review & Battle Report

Imperium Magazine Issue 22 - Halt the Advance is the next installment as I run all 80 Battle Reports from the Warhammer 40,000 Imperium collection from Hachette Partworks and Games Workshop.

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Imperium Magazine Issue 22 - This is the second of a two-part magazine showcasing the Skitarii Rangers. We use the new map for the Battle Report and have the Necron 10 Warriors facing off against the 10 Rangers in a game of last-model standing wins.

Who will win? The series is currently at 16-9 to the Necrons.

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How to Paint a Skitarii Ranger with Speed Paint - Forgeworld Ryza Tutorial

How-to paint a Skitarii Ranger with Speed Paint - Forgeworld Ryza Tutorial

Here's a quick, straightforward how-to paint video showing how I painted a Forgeworld Ryza Skitarii Ranger. The technique is simple, and a big pro for me is its quickness. In no way is this technical and is designed to get paint on models and looks good from 3FT. 

Please be warned that it is quick and tabletop-ready only. No Golden Demon work here.

Ryza Lore

Ryza, also known as the "Furnace of Shackled Stars," is an Imperial Forge World of the Adeptus Mechanicus that is located in the Segmentum Ultima of the galaxy. The planet is home to the Titan Legion called the Legio Crucius, known also as "The Warmongers."

During the Horus Heresy, a great battle took place on this Forge World, known as the Defence of Ryza. Forces of the Dark Mechanicum, led by the Traitor Titan Legions and their Chaos Knight allies fought against the Loyalist servants of the Omnissiah.

Countless Titans and Knights fell on both sides. Eventually, the Loyalists were able to drive back the Traitors, only to be bombarded by a Chaos Warfleet from orbit. There was little to celebrate, as the guardians of Ryza tasted pyrrhic victory.

The Forge World of Ryza has since been plunged once more into the abyss of war in the late 41st Millennium. The planet was once famous for supplying the Imperium with magnetic containment fields and Plasma Weapons -- the Leman Russ Executioner and Stormblade super-heavy tank were born within its armour cradles.

However, since Ryza found itself bearing the brunt of not one but the two major Ork WAAAGH!s of Grax and Rarguts in 925.M41, the rivers of war materiel that flood its manufactoria canals now lead only to its own defenders -- the planet has turned every cannon, stubber, and bullet it produces to an all-out battle for survival.

In truth the tech-priests of Ryza welcome the opportunity to see their creations in action first-hand, unleashing their most devastating weapons upon the foe.

Despite the preponderance of ordnance and experimental weapons, much of the fighting on Ryza has come down to close quarters. The Forge World's defenders -- from Skitarii to hulking Kastelan Robots -- have all earned a reputation as particularly fierce combatants.

Ryza's Skitarii, alongside the Warmongers of the Legio Crucius and the Astra Militarum's Catachan Jungle Fighters regiments, have taken righteous pleasure in turning Ryza's most devastating weapons upon the Orks of WAAAGH!s Grax and Rarguts.

However, after forty standard years of warfare the Orks eventually fell into disarray and were finally wiped out by the Forge World's armies following the death of Warlord Grax under the guns of the Warlord Titan Pugnus Vindictae.

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