Episode 35 – Best of the Adeptus Astartes

This week the guys pick their favorite Space Marine chapters, but first, the usual rundown of hobby progress and recent games played. Kurt has been busy with Malstrain Genestealers and a squad of Atalan Jackals, and he's already got the new Necromunda book on preorder. Steve picks up a couple of units of Assault Intercessors, while Austin admits to a rough few weeks at work that left little time for the hobby table. On the games side, Kurt and Steve both get matches in against Austin, along with a few other games worth discussing along the way.

For the main topic, each host brings their picks to the table. Steve champions the Dark Angels, the Minotaurs, and the Angry Marines. Austin makes the case for the Sons of the Phoenix and the Iron Ravens. And Kurt rounds it out with the Death Spectres and the Lamenters.

Tune in to hear the reasoning behind each pick, and let us know which chapters you think deserve a spot on the list.

Episode 34 – Gearing Up for 11th

After putting in a ton of games under 11th edition, Kurt, Austin, and Stephen are ready to share what's actually worked for them at the table. But first, the guys catch up on hobby progress and recent games played.

For the main topic, the crew breaks down the tools and tokens that make a real difference in speeding up your games, from measuring devices to objective markers and everything in between. Toward the end, they cover recent hobby news and take a trip down memory lane, reminiscing about older editions of the game.

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Episode 33 – 11th Edition Is Here!

After a short and unexpected hiatus, the guys are back and they brought a lot to catch up on. This episode is packed with hobby progress and games played, starting with a recap of a gameday the crew attended to celebrate Mark and his new journey. Kurt and Austin also got several games in, splitting time between 10th and 11th edition to get a feel for both side by side.

For the main topic, the guys finally dig into their honest thoughts on 11th edition now that it's out and in their hands. Were the rumors as bad as everyone feared? How do the new rule changes actually feel at the table? And did their armies come out the other side stronger or weaker? Tune in to find out.

If you're watching on YouTube, keep an eye out for some b-roll footage from a game Kurt and Austin played.

Episode 32 – Waiting for the New Edition

With 11th edition on the horizon, hobby motivation has taken a hit across the board. This week Kurt, Austin, and Stephen find themselves in a familiar pre-edition funk — models unpainted, games unplayed, and eyes firmly fixed on what's coming next.

For the main topic, the guys break down everything they know about the incoming edition. Rule changes and what they mean for the game, how existing collections hold up under the new framework, where the lore is heading with the war for Armageddon, and hot takes on what 11th edition gets right and wrong before it even launches.

The episode wraps with a discussion on one of the hobby's most enduring topics — potential Primarch returns and what they could mean for the future of 40K.

What are you looking forward to most in the new edition? 

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Episode 31 – Favorite 40K Units

What makes a unit truly your favorite? Is it performance on the table, the model itself, the lore behind it, or something you just can't quite explain? This week Kurt, Austin, and Stephen each make their case for the 40K units closest to their hearts.

The episode opens with hobby updates and a roundup of games played, or at least attempted. Then the guys dive into their picks, ranging from the hard hitting reliability of Assault Terminators on the loyalist side to the tactical brilliance of Commander Farsight representing the Xenos factions. Expect strong opinions, some friendly disagreement, and more than a few interesting facts along the way.

To close things out, Kurt steps away from the battlefield for a moment to recount the harrowing experience of taking four kids to the movies by himself, along with a quick review of The Mandalorian and Grogu.

Episode 30 – When the Dice Betray You

Kurt had a game. The dice had other plans. This week on Webway Radio, his pain becomes your gain as the guys dive into one of the most relatable topics in all of wargaming - catastrophic, soul-crushing, completely unpredictable bad luck.

Before the therapy session begins, the guys catch up on hobby progress and recent games. Kurt finally gets a 40K game in against Geoff and a Chaos list packing two Defilers, which goes about as well as you might expect. Austin and Mark meanwhile decide the rules are more of a suggestion and play a mashup of 10th and 11th edition just to see what happens.

Then it's time for the main topic. Dice superstitions, mental resets, and the cold hard strategy behind playing well when the dice are working against you — the guys cover it all. Whether you blow on your dice for luck or rage shelf your army after a bad game, this episode is for you.

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Episode 29 - Building A List And Checking It Twice

List building is one of the most rewarding and most debated parts of the wargaming hobby. This week Kurt, Austin, and Stephen take on the full process of crafting an army list for Warhammer 40,000, with insight that translates to virtually any wargame system.

The guys open with hobby updates: Kurt hunts down the hard to find Shatterpoint: I Am No Jedi Deluxe Duel Pack, and Stephen reports back from the table after running his Astra Militarum at a local RTT.

Then the main topic takes over, from how to think about unit selection, to building around a game plan, to the pros and cons of netlisting. It's a practical, no nonsense breakdown for players at any experience level.

Episode 28 - Are Starter Boxes a Good Starting Point?

In this episode, Kurt, Mark, and Austin tackle a common question in the hobby: are starter and discount boxes really the best way to get into Warhammer 40K?

After a quick run through hobby progress and games played, the guys dive into the different types of boxes - from new edition launch sets and army boxes to Start Collecting kits and the annual Christmas bundles - breaking down the value and who they’re really for.

Since he missed the last episode, Mark also shares his thoughts on the recent Star Wars: Legion reveals.

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Episode 27: Adepticon ‘26 News & 11th Edition Announcement

Kurt and Austin are joined by Stephen for this episode! Hobby progress is a bit lighter this week, but Stephen shares updates on repainting his Imperial Guard army, while Kurt finally gives in and picks up a full sim racing setup.

The main focus is all the big reveals from Adepticon 2026, including the highly anticipated 11th Edition Warhammer 40,000 announcement. The guys break down the Games Workshop reveals, share their reactions, and discuss the rules teasers and what they could mean for the future of the game.

Kurt also covers updates from Atomic Mass Games, including news for Star Wars: Legion and Marvel Crisis Protocol.

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Mark is out this episode, but Kurt is joined by Austin and makes it official by welcoming him as a full-time co-host of the show!

The guys kick things off with their usual hobby progress and recap a game of The Horus Heresy they played before recording.

For the main topic, Kurt and Austin dive into their favorite Warhammer conspiracy theories, spanning everything from 40K to Warhammer Fantasy. From wild speculation to fan-favorite theories, nothing is off the table.

To close things out, they round up the latest news from around the hobby.

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