It’s been nearly six years since Apocalypse was first released and now 2013 sees an updated release by Phil Kelly and Jervis Johnson. Full review after the jump.  The Apocalypse Rulebook is 296 pages and costs £45. The standard Warhammer 40,000 rulebook is a…

I’m going to review both magazines side by side, section by section. At the end of each section I’ll write a brief paragraph about the section and then give it two scores out of 10. One score will be for usefulness, the second will be…

I collect all the Warhammer 40,000 Codices. I buy them as soon as they are released. I’ve been really really impressed by the sixth edition hardback books. The productions values are really high with embossing and spot uv (glossy areas). It just feels nice and…

This month’s White Dwarf magazine is a 152 pages and features the High Elves. Read on for the Tale of Painter’s in depth review of the publication. Let’s break the magazine down into sections. I’ll write a brief paragraph about the section and then give…

In this review, instead of comparing the new White Dwarf to the issue from last month, I thought I’d raid my White Dwarf archive and see how the new White Dwarf copes when compared to an issue from January 1998. Read on to find out…