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The Wargamer (Wargamer.com) is a web site specializing in war and strategy gaming in both digital and traditional 'table-top' formats. It is currently owned and operated by Wargamer Ltd., which shares common ownership with the Slitherine Group of companies. It has two sister sites, Pocket Tactics and Strategy Gamer, which respectively cover mobile titles and the strategy genre in general. Source
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| Country | United Kingdom |
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Search ArticlesThe Pokémon TCG is receiving a new slew of Mega Attack Rares
Mega Attack Rares have been part of the Pokémon TCG for just over a year now. This, somewhat divisive, art treatment is exclusive to mega evolved Pokémon. A Mega Hyper Rare card has the name of its most powerful attack written out in bold font in the background of its art. English Mega Hyper Rares feature Japanese text, while Japanese Mega Hyper Rares have English text scrawled behind them. We've not recieved any new Mega Hyper Rare cards since they debuted in Ascended Heroes earlier this year.
Can Netflix break the DnD adaptation curse with the Ravenloft series?
Dungeons and Dragons is a titan of the tabletop scene, and is practically synonymous with the genre for casuals. When you say TTRPG, most people will likely stray towards Netflix's Stranger Things as a point of reference. So it's only fitting that Netflix would eventually foray into the oft-forgotten realm (I'm not apologizing for that pun) of DnD adaptations. And their latest project is taking a very ambitious swing.
The Pauper format is set to get a Zeta makeover
The MTG Zeta Secret Lair dropped earlier this week. The release definitely did not go smoothly, with even Wizards of the Coast describing it as a "disaster". Yet, despite the fact that many players won't be able to get their hands on Zeta cards, the Secret Lair is still going to be incredibly impactful. Many Zeta cards were downshifted to the common rarity, meaning that MTG's Pauper format (where only common cards are legal) has just received a massive influx of new tools to experiment with.
Prehistoric survival board game raises over $200,000 in impressive crowdfunding campaign
It boggles the mind to think that, once upon a time, our planet was home to immense megafauna. There is a wonder to the prehistoric era - a wonder that survival board game Jurassic Crisis is attempting to channel through its ongoing crowdfunding campaign. However, in a welcome twist on the dinosaur survival game formula, Jurassic Crisis has a curious supernatural element to its premise that intrigues me.
Games Workshop's latest pre-orders give us more from 40k's coolest criminals
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Mega Lucario Z is set to make its Pokémon TCG debut
Some Pokémon are so marketable iconic that giving them one mega form just isn't enough. Pokémon Legends Z-A provided new "Z" mega transformations for both Lucario and Garchomp, despite the fact that they were both already capable of mega evolving. A trading card for Lucario's new mega form (Mega Lucario Z) has just been previewed and it's due to release in a currently unannounced future set.
The upcoming MTG set will contain an ogre crab wizard
Magic: the Gathering contains a lot of... distinct creature type combinations. There's a shark octopus ninja (Shark Shredder, Killer Clone), a bird assassin (Aven Heartstabber), and even a snake elf detective (Lonis, Genetics Expert). Well, when Reality Fracture comes out, we'll have a new unusual creature in town: an ogre crab wizard. We've not yet seen the card that depicts this crustaceous spellcaster, although, with Reality Fracture previews kicking off on Tuesday, it won't be long now.
Psychic anime chaos awaits in this TTRPG of stylish urban fantasy
Tabletop RPGs have tons of, as the kids say, "aura." Settings such as World of Darkness arguably rose to prominence on the strength of their first impressions. Urban fantasy is especially striking, a mirror to our reality with a dash of the fantastic. It's easier to tag something as cool when we see folks in a familiar setting do the hypest stuff. Especially when they do it in the most stylish anime fashion possible.
Exclusive: Warhammer YouTube veterans MiniWarGaming tell us what went wrong - and how they plan to recover
Well-established Warhammer YouTube channel MiniWarGaming faces two huge challenges. First, the fulfilment of the Ravaged Star Gamefound campaign. In 2023, backers paid a total of $1.6 million to fund a new miniature wargame, and they're still waiting for their product to be delivered. This kind of delay always creates discontent, but the community fell into outright panic when news emerged of the second problem for MiniWarGaming - the business needs to make big cuts to stay afloat.
Sail the high seas from DnD to Daggerheart in this swashbuckling campaign
Dungeons and Dragons is often thought of as a rival to every other tabletop RPG in existence, so much so it's easy to forget it inspired half of those competitors. Daggerheart and Pathfinder are among the most notable of those rivals, each directly tied to creators who adore the classic game. One of the most underrated benefits of this connection is the surprising ease with which supplements for one game work for another. And this upcoming pirate campaign is a perfect example.