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When we started this blog in July of this year we had planned to kick things off with a narrative campaign set in the Warhammer 40K. Unfortunately, a combination of lockdown and real-world obligations have meant that this simply hasn’t been possible. So what’s next? For now the 40K crusade is on the back burner […]
As I enter my fourth month on furlough, the prospect of actually playing a game is slim to none. But like all good hobbyists I’ve decided to use this time to work on some other ideas that have been brewing in the background. The first of these involves a campaign that Wash and I have […]
I have always admired painters with large armies. Aside from looking impressive, a large army is a testament to the creator’s commitment to their vision, planning skills in selecting a colour scheme that can be replicated across a vast range of models, and patience in carefully applying that scheme to dozens, often hundreds of models. […]
When I first got into the Warhammer 40k hobby in the twilight months of 7ed, I started with a force of Bad Moonz. In hindsight, this was a terrible decision. I wasn’t able to paint them to a standard that I was happy with and spent the few games that I played getting shot off […]
Welcome to Disordered Retreat – a blog created for the express purpose of collecting our hobby-related rambling. Some say that, if you arrange the posts into a chronological order, the result will closely resemble a recollection of our hobby journey. The most interesting aspect of the hobby for me personally is the narrative – intentional […]