In this episode we discuss what we think of the current state of the competitive meta, and what changes we'd like to see in the next set of balancing documents.

Additionally in our Uncovered Secrets segment we explore if Annihilation is as bad a card as they say, or if maybe it's the key to winning a Grand Clash.

In this episode we discuss what makes the Khorne flavored warbands interesting, and why you might want to give them a try. We also discuss which Khornate follower has the best dinner table conversations, and which one might be best at playing Underworlds if given the opportunity.

In this episode we give an in-depth and detailed recounting of our time spent competing at the World Championships of Warhammer 2025.

In this episode we discuss some of the most impactful changes from the first edition of Warhammer Underworlds to the second, and list reasons we think new and returning players should give second edition a try.

We also flip through a yearbook from Skaven Highschool and reminisce about the good old days.

Editors note: every time I said A4 sized paper, I meant A6. That is how unfamiliar I am with them.

In this episode we focus on trying to help new players find their way to choosing which warband and universal deck to combine and create a nemesis deck. We also discus who Magore Redhand could have become if his life had turned out just a little bit different...

Andrews links that I did actually remember to include: https://sites.google.com/view/battlereadypainting/ https://www.instagram.com/drex_waaagh/