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.

Another Tierlist has come charging out of the mysterious Otherworld to Lorebeards! Today, Andy and Ryan will be rating the various Dukedoms that make up the Kingdom of Bretonnia, that chivalrous land ever so blessed by the Lady of the Lake! Come along for a show of laughs and chaos as the community joins in to vote and surely no wealthy Bordeleaux merchants will knock things askew...

We have focused a good bit on the earlier parts of Morathi's life, her time as a Prophetess cursed with visions of how the world would end. Her twisting path through time as she attempted to secure some salvageable future through any and all methods, no matter the cost to herself or others. Her doomed love to Aenarion the Defender and having to raise Malerion/Malekith alone. But now our attention turns from her role as the Widow of the Phoenix King to the Hag Sorceress of Naggoroth and the Tower of Ghrond. Prepare for the trip to Naggoroth and beyond!

There are many decisive battles to be found across the Warhammer world, epic conflicts that decide the fate of entire nations or even the world at large. One such conflict that took place many centuries ago is only vaguely remembered by most as the Black Plague Wars. A terrible conflict when the Skaven Under-Empire attempted their most infamous uprising against the Empire of Sigmar. After unleashing the horrible disease known as the Black Plague, the decimated remains of the Empire found itself mostly enslaved and crushed underneath the unholy might of the Great Horned Rat's children. However, rescue came in the form of Mandred Skavenslayer, hero of Middenheim who would go on to become Emperor. But with just a simple little push or alteration of destiny, the course of Fate's river can change. What if...the Skaven had won?

Within the Warhammer world there are countless seers and prophets to be found among the various peoples and species that populate the world. Whether their visions come from the Gods, the Winds of Magic, or bizarre quirks of nature, each of them witness futures that they attempt to manipulate to the best of their abilities. Yet there is one who stands far above in age, power, and beauty. A woman who understands more than any other the tragedy of seeing a future that cannot be averted, only one that can be prepared for. Morathi, the Hag Queen, is a truly ancient yet beautiful creature who's story begins upon the island paradise of Ulthuan. Is she a tragic figure? A cruel deceiver? Or something more? Tune in to find out!

There are few sites that inspire more dread and awe than that of a mighty dragon soaring over an army that can only look up in horror before they're inevitably consumed by scorching flames. These ancient drakes are the earliest known masters of Mallus, the Warhammer world, before the coming of the Old Ones. While Lorebeards have discussed aspects of the Dragons of Ulthuan and the Dragons of Grand Cathay, they only represent a small fraction of the species that can be found scattered around the planet. Today's stream serves as a frenzied guide and discussion about the various dragons that can be found in the Old World and further abroad, often unrelated to the traditional tabletop factions most are familiar with. So prepare to delve into forgotten caverns deep into the earth as we seek out the Father of Dragons and the ancient secrets lurking within!

High upon the multi-tiered ziggurat of Mingol Zharr Naggrund, the great Temple of Hashut looms over the Dark Lands with tyrannical might. The current lord and master of the Bull God's sanctuary is the ancient Astragoth Ironhand. The High Priest of Hashut has reigned for centuries, but ultimately the years and the abuse of his power has caught up with him. But what all is the history of this slowly petrifying sorcerer? Join Andy and Ryan as they climb the obsidian stone steps of Zharr Naggrund to discover the truth!

Another tierlist has emerged from depths of the Chaos Wastes to wreak havoc on Lorebeards! This episode turned out to be quite a bit more insane than any of its fellows due to the live audience surely being influenced by the Ruinous Powers. So make your prayers to Sigmar and prepare thyself for a wild ride as Ryan & Andy rate the list of Greater and Lesser Chaos Gods from Warhammer Fantasy!

Among the seemingly endless list of Gods that dwell within the Divine Realms, there's one particular pair that bring a certainly unique dynamic to the Warhammer World. The Orc twins of Gork and Mork (rather that's Mork and Gork) are the belligerent prime Gods of the Greenskins. While the two can be difficult to tell apart according to some, these entities represent the ultimate Greenskin expressions of brutality and cunning in different mixtures. In a world that constantly drowns in bloodshed and violence, only Gork and Mork (or Mork and Gork) can truly be said to enjoy every moment of the tumultuous ride. There is no winning or losing, no greater purpose or grand design. Instead all that matters is to FIGHT anyone and everyone and to prove oneself worthy of DA WAAAGH! So join the Lorebeards as they take up their choppas to prepare for A ROIGHT AN' PROPA' SCRAP!