
A Warhammer 40K & Age Of Sigmar Podcast
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Leisure | |||

The crew is back together just in time for some Slaanesh fun! A pile of heroes and a few solid units, but the two Armies of Renown hit it out of the ballpark! Whether it’s the Twins or Sigvald, both Armies provide the potential for a great gaming exp... more
WE ARE BACK! Dan is in full recovery mode after his knee replacement, and the guys have some catching up to do! We talk Summer Battlescroll and the GHB 26-27. Dave and Dan also discuss the renewed interest in “skirmish” games and provide some comment... more
Time for a walk in the woods…a Sylvaneth Battletome redux. This could also be considered podcast comfort food for Dan & Brendan since we both enjoy this army so much. We are also joined by cohost Dave, not for Liber Nordsturmus, but for a fun reactio... more
Yes, Cogforts are cool…Dan has been enlightened. As for the rest of the Cities Battletome, another solid delivery. We really enjoyed discussing all aspects of this tome, from Traits to Artifacts to Units to Armies/Regiments of Renown. However, Brenda... more
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Get on it, these guys know their stuff and presentation is slick.
I can’t stress enough how hard it is to find a great podcast on a hobby that you’re totally in to. Well, if you’re into Age of Sigmar, you’ve struck gold. Dan and Brendan share their insights into the world of AoS (and 40K) and help you improve your game every episode. Whether it’s by talking you through a battle tome or straight up sharing tips on win more matches, these guys have got you covered. 10/10, would recommend.
Never miss an episode, I really enjoy the format and the discussion is always insightful and entertaining - which can be hard to do. Their analysis of battletomes is really useful; really enjoyed the maggotkin discussion
They encompass AoS and 40k. They are aos competitive and 40k narrative but touch on all aspects of play. Great show
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A lively, hobby-forward show focused on Warhammer 40K and Age of Sigmar, blending deep-dive army book analyses with practical list-building, hobby tips, and community banter. Episodes regularly dissect battletomes, battle tactics, and new rules while weaving in painting progress, event coverage, sponsor shoutouts, and personal anecdotes. A standout is the duo's accessible, humorous discussion style paired with occasional guests who bring rule explanations, tournament insights, or lore context, making it a practical yet entertaining resource for players at varying levels of experience.
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