Although it’s a big internet out there, the Tabletop digital universe is pretty small and spread out. In Content We Liked, we take a look at the articles, videos, podcasts, and products that caught our eyes or were noteworthy during the prior week you might have missed.
Welcome back for another round of Content We Liked! Shooting right off the starting line this week with a speedy little number by Minibionics on reddit, who has crafted a ramshackle Gang Esher hoverskiff by mashing together Esher jetbikes, terrain pieces and an Imperial Knight turret. This thing screams the essence of Necromunda, the down and gritty street-level sci-fi with Warhammer's signature gothic twist. Its a hell of a present and we'd love to see the rest.
Speaking of Knights, we've got a grody Chaos Knight up next by Crypsisart over on Instagram who has gone hard into the Annihilation inspiration with a suit absolutely overrun with malevolent fungus and plantlife, its pilot long consumed by the lichen. This thing is so spooky cool, and the inclusion of the Knight-sized grenade pushes it into the sick as hell range.
3d printers are such a cool tool for miniature hobbyists, and once you work through the learning curve and the many, many teething issues of getting the things to work there's little limit to what you can create with them. No better example of this than this video from scale modeller Night Shift, who has recreated the kind of toy truck they always wanted as a kid. A downright heart-warming watch we can't recommend enough.
This Week on Goonhammer
Age of Sigmar: Lumineth Realmlords and Disciples of Tzeentch 4th Edition Battletomes
Its time for some hardcore fingerwaggling, spell-flinging combat as Tzeentch and the Lumineth are updated for Age of Sigmar's 4th edition. Our generals take a look at what might be two of the strongest books of the entire edition, with some spicy new rules in store.
Break out your fanciest sharp rock and most intimidating mammoth fur loincloth, the Historicals crew are going Prehistoric for a review of Hide, Stone and Bone, a skirmish game of warring Cavemen tribes battling against each other and nature itself.
Games of the Crypt continues plumbing the depths of tradgames history with a look at the now venerable Magic, the Gathering. Examining the game as Richard Garfield intended it to be played in its earliest sets and how things have changed yet stayed the same as time has marched on.
Commander Focus: Krile Baldesion and Toolbox Deckbuilding
Speaking of modern MtG, for this week's Commander decktech Saffgor takes a look at Krile Baldesion from the Final Fantasy crossover set, and how to leverage a seemingly narrow Commander effect to create a handy toolbox.
Marcy continues Goonhammer's slow slide into becoming anime with a look at The Real Face of a V-Tuber, a murder mystery spiritual successor to Ace Attorney themed around V-Tubers.
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