Finishing off the Harrowdeep launch, we review the second warband from the new boxed set: Da Kunnin' Krew! We breakdown each fighter, the inspiration mechanic, and their faction objectives, gambits, and upgrades. Additionally, we chat about their lore and discuss their strengths and weaknesses. We end the episode with answering the second half of our Patreon questions.

Continuing the Harrowdeep launch, we review one of the new warband's from the new boxed set: Xandire's Truthseekers! We breakdown each fighter, the inspiration mechanic, and their faction objectives, gambits, and upgrades. Additionally, we chat about their lore and discuss their strengths and weaknesses. We end the episode answering the first half of our Patreon questions.

Harrowdeep has arrived! In this episode we breakdown the introduction of season 5, the major rules changes, and the contents of the set. We also review the 36 Grand Alliance cards, the 48 universal cards, and the 4 boards included. We also share our final thoughts on the box set as a whole and what we are most hopeful, and concerned, about.

Goodbye Beastgrave, and hello Harrowdeep! In this episode, we take a holistic view back at the third season of Warhammer Underworlds. We chat about the warbands released, the meta throughout that season, the best cards from the set, and our general feelings on that time period as a whole. For our patrons, our End Phase episode discusses how to capitalize on growing your local scene as the new season approaches.

The WHU Nation's Cup event, that took place over on the WTC discord, has come to an end. Aman, along with Nicolò, Oli, & Davy, were members of Team England who ended up placing second overall. Jonathan interviews the gang as we discuss our strategy, rounds, camaraderie, and the outcome of the event. In our Patreon exclusive End Phase episode, we break down the Drepur's Wraithcreepers deck which Aman played in the tournament.

In this episode, we take a look at the community survey we dropped a couple weeks ago asking players questions on what they wanted in Warhammer Underworlds. While reviewing this data, we also share our thoughts, critiques, and challenges with the game as well as what we hope to see in the future. For our patrons, we have an exclusive End Phase episode where we chat about the warbands/mechanics we'd like to see some day.

In this episode, we review the Arena Mortis 2 expansion for the Direchasm season. In addition to reviewing the 2 boards and 40 power cards in the set, we also discuss the community's reaction to the release. We also share our thoughts on the Season 5 preview and answer Patreon questions.

Heads up, this is a long episode - probably the longest one we will EVER do. We've seen a lot of tier lists lately so we figured we'd throw another one in the mix. However, we thought we'd bring in some of the best players around the world to help us out. With representatives from the USA, UK, Canada, and Italy - the 5 of us come together to debate where each warband sits after the Direchasm dust has settled (well until Arena Mortis 2 gets here). We use an S-D scale with S being the highest tier and D being the lowest.

In this episode, we are joined by Bartosz, also known as Gorah, as we discuss the top cards released in the Direchasm season. The three of us put together a list of 30 cards (10 objectives, gambits, and upgrades respectively) and discussed the reasons as to why we believe they are the best of the best. In our Patreon exclusive End Phase episode, we take the conversation further as we discuss what we believe to be the top 6 cards from each of the 10 warbands released this season.

This past Friday, Games Workshop snuck in an update to the Forsaken and Restricted List, the Championship (and Alliance) format, and to the warband Errata. Join us as we discuss the changes and the impact they'll have on the meta moving forward. For our Patrons, we will have an exclusive End Phase episode where we talk about the warbands we are most interested in playing given the new state of the meta.