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Hey folks! I just infiltrated the GIM. On this playthrough (just this one, don’t @ me, lol), I chose to>!side with the Voodoo Boys .!<When doing so,>!the red screen pops up and shows 10 NetWatch agents getting killed.!<

Just out of curiosity: >!why only 10? Why not more? The wiki says it killed “all agents in the area” (or similar). But I rewatched the scene and the red screen does show them dying across a map of the whole United States (which is what I remembered).!<

Is it that>!NetWatch agents are so highly skilled and specialized, that there are not many of them? Or did Placide’s virus only tackle those 10 for some other reason? maybe they’re the only 10 connected right now, or the o

Apologies, because I have the feeling this is, at heart, a very stupid question. Or at least, I'm sure there is a very obvious answer, if not multiple.

Some context: my brother and I play casually. We've both happened upon a decent amount of free time to play lately, but otherwise we're really just run-of-the-mill casual players. We don't play with a lot of other people most of the time, other than a buddy of mine, who has often been our sherpa through medium-tougher content (shout out to my buddy Moooshee).

I played Final Shape a while ago, but my brother is only just playing through it now. This question came up because, my brother and I are both at level 500 now, but when we do Fina

The full quote, for context:

"Yet, Master Peregrin, we have this honour: ever we bear the brunt of the chief hatred of the Dark Lord, for that hatred comes down out of the depths of time and over the deeps of the Sea."

Not that it matters; I think Beregond's point is, Minas Tirith is the biggest target for Sauron as of now.

But Sauron hating men more than elves — overall, longterm — seems debatable. Sauron's hatred of both men AND elves comes from time, AND from over the sea.

I know this is a semantics thing and isn't significant. But the wording of that last bit made me think. Would love to hear others' thoughts.

Hey folks. I read one of the recent GW community articles about Phoenix Lords since the new minis are coming out. One of them said when a Phoenix Lord dies, if another person finds their armor, they can wear it and assume the mantle. They become the new Phoenix Lord in their place, as I understand it.

My question is: does any existing lore from GW get more specific on this? Such as, this Lord has always been the same person, while that Lord has died and been replaced 3-4 times?

It sounds like a cool concept, I'd love to hear it delved into more.

Hey folks. The Lustrian League is so small, and since getting into the game I've wondered what other teams might be cool to see added. I mean, on an ideal wishlist.

I'd love to see a snakemen team.

Hi folks,

I've only played sevens a couple times. I'm curious: why are rerolls allowed at such a high price, instead of just not being an option?

I don't feel strongly they "should" be...anything, one way or the other. Just curious. I know a lot of teams have trouble affording rerolls in sevens anyway. But, are they still available so that stunty teams can have them? (I also haven't ever coached a stunty team, even in elevens.)

Apologies if the answer is obvious and I'm missing it.

No wrong answers! All the Ratling lore got me wondering: what might they look like in Blood Bowl? I know, they are essentially halflings. But if they weren't...?

My friend (who is not a Blood Bowl player, and not biased towards it) told me he heard somewhere that, after chess, the biggest events centered around a single board game are Blood Bowl events. So, not events that include multiple games, but ones that are all about just one game.

I've been trying to find proof of this somewhere, or at least an article online that says it might be true...or something. It makes sense that chess would be the biggest, but I'm actually finding it hard to confirm that, too. Apologies if I'm just not typing the right keywords into Google.

Does anyone know if this is true?

Hey folks. A buddy and I played the HiveStorm "Big Gun" mission yesterday. There's supposed to be an email from the Warhammer newsletter that lets you submit your match results for a chance to win Kill Team releases from 2025. I'm signed up for the newsletter but I haven't received anything that says how to submit. I don't think.

Does anyone know how to submit results?

I tried to find out more, but his response was pretty cryptic.

I made a podcast a while ago (it's finished now) and wanted to do more, so I wrote some lore about it. It's just sitting there on the website. I thought maybe I'd share it here.

In the podcast, Ethan Alden won a trip to outer space, but got stranded alone when the Lizard King emerged from subterranean slumber with an army of lizard people and took over the world. Now Ethan reviews movies from space. The podcast itself is me celebrating movies I like (real ones), interspersed with bits of absurd comedic tidbits about life on earth after the Lizard Apocalypse.

The website was originally just a home for the podcast episodes, but now there’s more lore than anything else. Some lore came directl

Hey folks,

I have some friends interested in Blood Bowl. I taught them with two teams of all human linemen (so, no skills), but even that was a lot of info for them to take in, and maybe too time consuming.

How does Blitz Bowl feel? Is it more like a board game that you can casually teach to the family? Or is it more intense than that, while still being less intense than Blood Bowl?

They're into painting the minis and already bought their teams. And I think Blitz Bowl lets you use any Blood Bowl team, which is cool.