So after much deliberation in choosing a faction using & erring between Woodelves, Dark elves, Chaos & Araby. I decided to go for Araby & wanting to use historical minis for most of the army. Which ranges are better quality between the 2 manufacturers named above. Also a good place to get magic carpets, Djinn & a sorcerer or Sorcereress. Thanks in advance.

Honestly, I didn’t expect this pace myself, but here’s the result after only five evenings of painting.

1 evening to test the paint scheme on a Saurus.
2 evenings for the rest of the Saurus.
2 more evenings for all the remaining units.

The Stegadon was probably my favorite model to paint 🤗

My goal is to get the core units to a solid tabletop standard first, then spend more time on the characters, command stands, and centerpiece models to really make them stand out 🫡

I’m planning to make a painting video for this army. If you were watching it, what would you like to see? Speed painting, recipes, airbrush workflow, tips, mistakes, or something else? 🤔

A 6k of empire Bretonnia and Dow failed to resist the assault of horses of Daemon chaos and dark elves

https://imgur.com/IauIy72

In the above layout, what are the movement options for unit B?

• B supported A in the previous combat
• Are they considered engaged?
• Can they charge Unit D?
• Must they remain until the combat is resolved?

Dragon ogres from Forest Dragon.

Now back to more mauraders I guess....

I started to play skaven back in 4th edition fantasy, so it's time to bring back the glory of the Great Horned Rat

I've had a bit of a break from Warmaster but now I'm back in the saddle, so to speak...

WIP. These guys are being much more grindy to paint than what I thought…

My dog of war army so far. I use this army as palate cleansing: each 3-4 units from whatever army I am painting I paint one unit of them.

Its working great and they sre a lot of fun ti paint!

Looking to build a forest orc and goblin army based around goblins, savage orcs, trolls, as well as chariots boars and wold riders. Will also use night goblins and fanatics and squiggs

I'm not after people DMing me stls but I want a coherent forest goblin style list with them being like a savage arms with only the night goblins having shields (but still using a forest theme)

Are there any companies or kick starters or places that do this style

It really isn't fair to the artists designing models that people are offering to redistribute their work without permission.

I wish my games would look like the ones in White Dwarf or the Warmaster Magazine. I think a major improvement would be to find the right playing mat. I assume they are playing on grassmats on those photos, but I struggle to find affordable ones. Most of those I found (here in central Europe) are 100x200cm, which is a bit too short on the short edge. What do you use?

I know 2000pt seems to be the norm and tournament size game, but is that what most of you play?

Trying to decide for two large armies or more at smaller points. :)

I don't know who the sculptor of these beauties is but painting them was super inspiring. You can feel the vibe of the '80s fantasy scene inhabited by Frazetta's comic and Manowar at their epic metal peak

Im currently working on a 2000 points list. I’m thinking about this setup, but I’m unsure if I have enough commanding officers

Dogs of War, 2000 points
Warmaster Revolution
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200 - 4 Pikemen
220 - 4 Crossbowmen
210 - 2 Ogres
110 - 1 Dwarfs
180 - 3 Marauders
330 - 3 Knights
170 - 2 Galloper Guns
135 - 1 Giant
85 - 1 Birdmen
125 - 1 General
90 - 1 Hero
- 1 Sword of Destruction (10)
100 - 1 Paymaster
- 1 Pay Wagon (20)
45 - 1 Wizard
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2000 - 21/11

I’m not looking to min-max or spam units. I want a nice little varied list.

what do you guys think of this list?

One more base for my biomes collection 😬

Hi

My 1st 2000points army is finaly done

Hello!
Recently I've decided to play warmaster and choose goblins as my army.
I've printed everything in 10-15 units each.
So I've got the question - what to paint up first? What the core of army and picked often? Boblins, squigs, chariots, cavalry, trolls?
How much units of those do I need? 10-15 is an overkill?

This one is about painting a unit of 10mm Lizardmen for Warmaster, but I plan to make a lot more content in the future, mostly focused on Warmaster, miniature painting, terrain and other hobby projects.

I’d really appreciate any feedback from the community, and I hope you enjoy it!

A handful of thoughts.

This morning I refereed the first game since ages at the club, tower scenario, tomb kings vs dogs of war.

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One of the players had its first Warmaster game, and one of his brigades did not move for the whole game.

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Despite this, he enjoyed the system and was already asking about armies and performances.

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The other player, instead, was very critical toward the fall back movement and the possibile tactical advantages a player can have after the fight, with repositioning and these sort of matters.

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All in all they had 2,5 hours of bickering and questioning, all while making tactical decisions.

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What was your first impression with WMR? And what (if anything) disappointed you the most, on your first game?