Warheads: Army of the Empire (MediEvuul)

[Warhead]

Just preping this thread for hopeful update over the weekend.

[GeneralOfDeath]

[Zahru II]

My body is ready.

[*CRAZYHORSE*]

My mind is ready for the awesome.

[White Nun]

Brilliant! I love the Steam Tank. I love your take on the Empire, - Lego is just so wonderful. Oh why oh why did I waste so much time and money on buying and painting all those Warhammer figures

[Hoboman]

Oh why oh why did I waste so much time and money on buying and painting all those Warhammer figures

For the same reason we all did. It is called addiction. Some of us make it out and others drown in pot metal, paint, and marketing.

[White Nun]

Oh why oh why did I waste so much time and money on buying and painting all those Warhammer figures

For the same reason we all did. It is called addiction. Some of us make it out and others drown in pot metal, paint, and marketing.

Warhammer is up to 8th Edition now. I'd purchased the new rulebook, struggled with getting a handle on the rule changes, got hold of dozens of new (and second hand) figures and was on the brink of painting a whole new High Elf army when suddenly in a blaze of light (figuratively speaking) I saw the truth. 'What are you doing!!?' 'Aaaaarghh!' And that was that, - no more Warhammer for me.
Fortunately I had been doing a little messing about with wargaming with Playmobil figures already so moving onto Lego was easy. It was the series 3 Elf that really persauded me though, - once I purchased one I had to have another and another and another.....

[*CRAZYHORSE*]

Why I stopped liking warhammer:

In warhammer when a rocket or other explosive device hits a squad of soldier you remove all your units of the table.

In Brikwars when an explosive device hits a squad you spend the next five minutes ripping the units apart, spreading blood, dealing with overkill, shrapnel, secondary explosives and rolling for the heroic feat of your amazon princess Diane Scrotum Crusher that tries to catch the incoming mortar rounds in her cleavage.

[Natalya]

Brilliant! I love the Steam Tank. I love your take on the Empire, - Lego is just so wonderful. Oh why oh why did I waste so much time and money on buying and painting all those Warhammer figures

Story of my life!!

[Natalya]

Why I stopped liking warhammer:

In warhammer when a rocket or other explosive device hits a squad of soldier you remove all your units of the table.

In Brikwars when an explosive device hits a squad you spend the next five minutes ripping the units apart, spreading blood, dealing with overkill, shrapnel, secondary explosives and rolling for the heroic feat of your amazon princess Diane Scrotum Crusher that tries to catch the incoming mortar rounds in her cleavage.

[BFenix]

Brilliant! I love the Steam Tank. I love your take on the Empire, - Lego is just so wonderful. Oh why oh why did I waste so much time and money on buying and painting all those Warhammer figures

Story of my life!!

Same here

[Pwnerade]

. . . rolling for the heroic feat of your amazon princess Diane Scrotum Crusher that tries to catch the incoming mortar rounds in her cleavage.

[Killer Karetsu]

Warhammer is not so bad, if you manage to get the army done. It is very pleasing to look at minis you have painted (if they are good). It is also awesome to play with them, and I like brikwars too, as:
In warhammer battles, stradegy is the point. You must think your moves. There is also a little level of randomness.

In brikwars, you can just throw your guys at the enemy, and hilarious carnage is why it's so fun.

So I like both. Brikwars is fun as you can always change your figs, but they also don't give the same proud feeling of looking at your hand-painted miniature.
I think that it is the hardest part in warhammer to get an army done, most of my projects have failed, only thing left is bitz and lost money.But if you can't get your army done and to a finely made battlefield, it's awesome.
IMO

[GeneralOfDeath]

@ Nat: I love Calvin and Hobbes!

[Warhead]

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