Why So Cyriss?

In between painting elves, who will remain my primary Warmachine faction in 2014; I have also been slowly building my new Convergence army. Let’s face it, Privateer Press had me at “Art Deco robots”.

Building a Better Dice Bag

As you may or may not be aware, my far better half has a little business making homes for those random number generators that appear in most games.

Flesh is for the Weak

Another birthday has come and gone, and with it I have a few more toys. Amongst them some of a clockwork persuasion…

Tick Tock Goes the Clock

Despite not painting the models I already own, I have been considering a new Warmachine or Hordes factions for a while now. Both the Cygnar and the Elves are very shooty, and reasonably complex to paint so I wanted a counterpoint to these armies.

The Great Work

If you have been living under a rock, or perhaps (shudder) you do not play Warmachine, you might not be aware that Privateer Press have added a sixth faction to their flagship game.

Converging on Cyriss

The biggest of the big announcements from Privateer Press at this year’s TempleCon was the introduction of a seventh Warmachine faction, the Convergence of Cyriss. The followers of the clockwork goddess have been in the Iron Kingdoms background for a long time so it is not hugely surprising that they got added to the pantheon of playable factions.