On Warhammer TV this week – pick up your Mek’s tools to create some looted wagons, get the lowdown on who’s who on Armageddon, and learn how to make the most out of the Warhammer Age of Sigmar shooting phase.
Live on Thursday: Scrap Demon – Looted Wagons
Four contestants, 10 frames, and just three hours – who can create the best looted wagon? Orks are well known for their ramshackle creations, but the mix of tracked, wheeled, and legged vehicles could just as easily be seen out in the Ash Wastes of Necromunda or in the armies of the Dark Mechanicum.
Live Now: Loremasters – Armageddon: Battleground of Monsters and Heroes
Over the course of numerous conflicts, Armageddon has seen the rise (and fall) of many heroes. Learn more about Ghazghkull and his Orky friends – including Uzmog, Glitztoof, and Wazdakka Gutsmek – and those on the Imperial side fighting back against them, such as Commissars Yarrick and Graves.
Live Tomorrow: Victory Pointers – Warhammer Age of Sigmar Shooting Phase
Level up your gameplay with the latest episode of Victory Pointers. John from the Warhammer Studio is on hand to give you some tips and tricks for getting the most out of the shooting phase in your Warhammer Age of Sigmar games.
Loremasters is live to watch now, Victory Pointers will be available from tomorrow, and you can watch Scrap Demon from Thursday. We’ll also have a new trailer for Aeronautica Imperialis swooping in on Friday.
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