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[The Barron Tzeench]

Please tell me I'm not alone on this one...

[The Robstar]

I wish I knew how to play, but I would rather play with girls....

 

Seriously though my friend was hardout into 40k and he hand painted most of his characters and his entire room was decorated with weird little medieval/fantasy figurines. He always boasted that he was ranked #3 in the Southern hemisphere. He competed in Australia and brought back a nice little trophy with an orc attached to it.

 

It's pretty cool because he had an army comprised of Star Wars lego figurines. General Grevous was the leader and he had a hundred or so droids. I would show you pictures but he seems to have deleted his Bebo account. lol

[NiNja WaffLes x]

Warhammer 40k the table top game is awesome, but it is way to expensive in Australia and honestly $70 for one model is unjustified

[SushiKitten]

I played Only War at the request of my boyfriend, but I really didn't enjoy the setting, so I left. Too much military and fighting and not enough roleplay and interaction.

I half wish I stayed now, the group has really grown to do more roleplay, and its much less awkward than before since they know how to play now.

[The Barron Tzeench]

I was contemplating looking into doing the rogue trader thing

[Wednesday]

I started creating an army, I chose Daemons. But as previously mentioned it is very expensive in Australia and I didn't get much further then buying some khorne daemons and a Daemon Prince. It's fine for small games I guess. Maybe I'll get something good for Christmas!

[Indecent_Adventures]

i love war 40k only problem is all there stuff is enough to bankrupt a small country (i run orks)

if your interested in the rps i would highly suggest deathwatch i gmed 3 campaigns i created myself very fun.

[Calvary]

It's all about the DoW series. There's more action than the table tops and you can build up plenty of armies in the space of an hour and it only costs you a one off fee.

[Indecent_Adventures]

i love the dow (first part not the 2nd) but its not the same as playing on the table top tt just has a certain feeling of awsomeness that a video game cant match.

[Calvary]

I dunno man, the tabletop game is so stop-and-start with all the millions of rules and amount of rolling you have to do every 20 seconds. I thought something like Necromunda looked more fun, smaller, more strategic gaming and you could play it a little more like an RPG.

[SpleenBeGone]

I dunno man, the tabletop game is so stop-and-start with all the millions of rules and amount of rolling you have to do every 20 seconds. I thought something like Necromunda looked more fun, smaller, more strategic gaming and you could play it a little more like an RPG.

I with you. They need to be more like this.

http://boardgamegeek...stle-siege-game

[Calvary]

Ahhh I love new/ lesser known tabletop games.

[Indecent_Adventures]

If we are going with good table top games (miniature armys) The Hordes and war machines game is by far the easiest one i have played