The critters return: second edition Burrows and Badgers reviewed

Now I’m a couple of games into the second edition of Burrows and Badgers it’s time for a bit more of an informed review.

“Excitement” update as the Field of Kings approaches

As my themed Kings of War event approaches on the 11th of October things have got a little bit hectic, and I’m waiting for the decks to clear to understand how excited I am about it all.

A blast from the past: the old rats going to Pride of the Shires

Pride of the Shires is now in its fourth year and I’m looking forward to heading down to Oxford on Saturday. For my list I decided to dust off something from second edition Kings of War to see how it works in third edition.

Back to where it all began: old rats are the best rats

Inspired by friends and feeling as though I’m on a bit of a Kings of War hiatus until we find out more about fourth edition, I decided to start a bit of a nostalgia project and collect the army I wish I’d collected when it all began.

Doing something different: a hobby and theme scored Kings of War event

I started running tournaments a few years ago and really enjoyed it… to begin with. As I went to more and more events, I got to experience some really cool variations on the standard three or four day game I was organising. For the past few months, I’ve been trying to put my finger on the sort of event I want to run, and I think I’ve finally got there.

Burrows, Badgers, Rats, Champions and Roses

Now we’re a few months into 2025 it seems time for a bit of a general update about exciting things in the world of fantasy wargaming. I’ll also take the opportunity to give a highly convoluted answer to the question well over 100 people are now asking about that second book.