In the Warhammer World there are many threats to be found lurking in the shadows of outside the walls of civilization. But what of those enemies that are found within, instead of without? When the forces of Chaos, Undeath, and other unsavory things come whispering into the minds of the corrupt and desperate, the Witch Hunters are those who answer. Contrary to popular belief, the Witch Hunters are not just Sigmarites, but can actually come from any faith found across the Old World and even further beyond. So put on your trademarked wide-brimmed hat, grab a staggering number of pistols, and join Andy & Ryan as they purge Heretics in the quest for answers!

For WHATEVER reason, that scaly guy Ryan wasn't able to be found in time for this episode of Lorebeards, something to do with a rat named squeak? Peek? In any event, Andy Law steps up to the plate on his own to fill in and answer ANYTHING you'd like to ask!

Join the Lorebeards for a rather unique episode as they open the floor to YOU! The Loreseekers have been given the microphone and it'll be quite interesting to see what Ryan and Andy think of their personal hot takes and headcanons!

While from the outside, Bretonnia appears to be an incredibly gorgeous and pure realm of goodness and chivalrous, the truth is far more complex. Like any nation of Men, the people of fair Bretonnia suffer from the wanton cruelty of the merciless rich that treat their fellow man worse than filthy beasts. Knights and Lords that swore sacred vows to protect the innocent instead brutalize and take without a second thought. Yet rumors swirl about a mysterious bandit that traverses the forests and valleys of Bretonnia, a cloaked man that robs the rich and gives to the poor. Bertrand the Brigand and his Merry Men, the Herrimaults, stealthily venture the deep woods and take the fight to Greenskins, Beastmen, and most importantly those knights who have turned their backs on goodness. At least, that's the legend. Join Andy and Ryan as they surrender themselves to the supposedly noble men of the woods to learn the truth.

The nation of Bretonnia is one of the grandest kingdoms of Men found within the Old World. A noble land well known for its breathtaking ethereal beauty and armies of chivalrous knights. Yet their land does not belong to the mundane laws of Men, but instead to a higher power. Standing above all is none other than the Lady of the Lake, who in turn is represented by the mysterious sorceress known as the Fay Enchantress. Morgiana le Fay, as she is called in modern times, is the ultimate authority within Bretonnia and its most powerful wizard. Yet much about her is a mystery, from what she does with the witchling children that she takes from their families to what precisely her purpose is for the Lady's people. It's remained a constant debate whether or not she's even human, or perhaps one of the so-called Fay, also known to the wider world as Elves. Join Andy and Ryan as they venture into the sacred mists of the Lady in hopes of discovering the truth...

The Lorebeards podcast has been cooking along for a hot while now! Long enough that it's high time for Andy and Ryan to kick up their feet and reminisce on ages past with an episode dedicated purely to addressing past discussions (and controversies) while answering any and all questions that people are inclined to ask. With a dramatic change coming up of Lorebeards evolving into Lorebeards LTD, let's celebrate all that came before!

There are many strange things that can happen in the world of Warhammer, but thanks to the unfathomable aspects of the Aethyr there are truly no limits. For instance, what if the glorious Lizardmen of Warhammer Fantasy were to set off on a course into the broader galaxy...but instead of arriving into the Age of Sigmar they instead wandered their cosmic temple-ships into the Galaxy of the 41st Millennium? Join Ross, Ryan, and Alexis as they ponder this truly unlikely situation and try to resolve just what would happen!

The Elven Pantheon is full of divine mysteries and strange sagas that have been lost to the fog of time and horrors of war. One of the strangest is a small set of the Gods that have remained mostly shrouded in myth despite their supposed importance to the Elves. Now while the IRL reason for this may have to do with their late arrival into the setting, it does leave some details that can be expanded upon with some careful research! So join Lindsay, VeraSimila, and Ryan (Loremaster of Sotek) as they unveil the few truths about Estreuth, the Lord of Hunger. A God of Famine and Drought, what COULD be the deeper reality behind this enigmatic God? Come along to find out!

The Karaz Ankor, or the Everlasting Realm when translated, is the ancient kingdoms of the Dwarfs that has stood for thousands of years. Yet despite the unified terminology, the Dawi are a fractured folk separated by calamity and miles of hostile territory between holds. For most this isn't a huge issue, but there's one notable faction among the Dawi that were thought lost for centuries until relations were finally re-established. In the northernmost reaches of the world, upon the frigid continent of Norsca, can be found the stalwart and brave folk known to the world as the Norscan Dwarfs. The earliest settlers of this hostile land, these stubborn lords of Stone & Steel have stood as one of the great bulwarks against the encroaching legions of Chaos. Join Andy and Ryan as they decipher the ancient runes that speak of these holds, from their history and culture to the mysteries surrounding their centuries-long absence from the Karaz Ankor.

Rumors swirl around the Warhammer world about mysteries the like of which defy reality and physics. Alternate universes where the events played out differently than they did in the main story where the world was brought to its twisted and explosive conclusion by Archaon the Everchosen. A Storm of Chaos that rumbled down from the Realm of Chaos to crash against Middenheim like a dark tidewave slamming into the rock that all reality desperately clung to. Join Andy and Ryan today as they speak with guest Ross Watson, a prolific Warhammer 40k and 30k writer who actually worked on the original Storm of Chaos! Today they'll discuss the epic, if somewhat infamous, summer campaign that served as the first taste of the End Times and what could have been.