Episode 1 - Warhammer Fantasy Role-Play

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Welcome to our first episode! We brave the grim and perilous world of adventure from Games Workshop and Cubicle 7 Games - Warhammer Fantasy Role-Play (4th Edition).

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Music from https://filmmusic.io:

"Pyro Flow" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)

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Warhammer Underworlds- Thundrik's Profiteers vs Ylthari's Guardians

A faction card clash between Ylthari's Guardians versus Thundrik's Profiteers. All cards are taken from the Nightvault and expansions card set and 50% of cards in each deck are faction specific.

Thundrik's Deck

Ylthari's Deck

In the heat of battle, we made a few mistakes, Ylthari should have inspired with her first attack, I spent a glory point twice and Ghallaghan didn't have LOS for his last attack. There may be more we didn't notice, so feel free to pick us up in the comments!

Warhammer Underworlds Basic Boards

If you’re like me, then you might like to see the Warhammer Underworlds boards with no artwork, as it gives you a much clearer view of where the various hexes are without distractions. The images after the cut show all currently available boards with zero artwork.

Warhammer Underworlds Advantage

While it may seem clear that achieving glory is the way to win Warhammer Underworlds, it is less clear as to the best way to do so. Because Underworlds is a deck-building game as well as a miniature skirmish game, there is a constant interplay between board and model position, the cards in your hand and your deck, and the activation sequence itself. This means that your strategy will require flexibility as there are many complications that could change the character of your game. So, instead of trying to come up with a hard and fast set of killer combos (although Charge – Shardgale – My Turn – Upgrade – Ready For Action is pretty damn cool) it is probably more useful to understand key concepts that have been floating around in other games that may inform your deck-building process and decision-making in game.

I think there are two key resources in your armoury – one obvious and one less so. The obvious resource is your cards, and I include your fighters in this. The less obvious resource is activations.

The Eyes of the Nine

The Eyes of the Nine are a Tzeentch warband for Warhammer Underworlds. Led by the wizard Vortemis, this five man band (with one or two horrors depending on how you want to count them) serve the Lord of Change in their nefarious plot to connect the Realms of Chaos to Shadespire.

Warhammer Underworlds

I’ve recently fallen love with a tabletop miniatures game. Forgive me, for I know not what I do.