Right. About time we got to the Protaganists of the Heresy I suppose. What do mean they’re not? Their father’s name is literally in the title!

Its about time I actually reviewed a Legion. And there really was no contender for the first to the plate than the 3rd Legion. I’ve been with them since the very first Black Book… so lets see where they’re at now. For the purposes of the review I’m going to cover both the units in the Liber Hereticus book, and those covered in the Extended Army List, and Exemplary Battle PDFs - so we can have a full coverage of everything the Legion offers a player.

The New Year will be upon us soon (or at least for those of us using the Gregorian calendar it will) and as such, the usual New Years traditions come around again. One of these is the classic New Year’s Resolutions, which as wargamers we have turned into an excuse to start a new army. One of my resolutions is to post on this blog a little more, having taken a long hiatus. But I have also decided to combine the two, and I am announcing one of the plans that we at the Casual and the Damned have…

The Night lords. Raiders, murders, psychopaths, and Saturday morning cartoon villains. There is a lot to be said for the 8th legion and like most legions in 2.0 they have improved though in the case of everyone’s favourite Skeletor cosplayers you do need to look beyond their section to realise the improvements. So, lets dive into the lords of night.

I’d like to take a moment to preface this article by saying that The Prince originally dared me to play Iron Warriors Drop Pod Assault last edition, when it was bad. The same Prince also was one of the voices complaining about me playing Drop Pod Assault in this edition, when it is good. Unsurprisingly, I did not know this in advance, so I guess I lucked out!