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The History of 40K is a bi-weekly (every fortnight) show on the history of the game of Warhammer 40K. The show will focus both on the tabletop game as well as video games, movies, and more. With guests for every show to share their knowledge and experience with the games at those times. Join us for a fun an informative dive into the history of our great game.Patreon:www.patreon.com/The40kLorecast ( http://www.patreon.com/The40kLorecast )Our Website:https://the40klorecast.com/Discord Link:Discord.gg/40klc ( http://Discord.gg/40klc )
The 40K Lorecast hosts The History of 40k, a leisure show with 28 episodes published.
On today’s episode we finish up on the Tau, with a focus on their reign of terror in 8th edition. Shield drones were just dumb. How they worked and why the player base still hates them to this day. From there we jump int
On today’s episode we start our coverage of the most controversial faction: the TAU! Their initial launch into the game. And the immediate controversies that launched against them. How the line evolves from 3 rd to 4 th
On today’s episode we start by talking about Adepticon and then go way off the rails into something much more interesting. We jump into a real discussion about how the uniformity of 40k is making the game more dull. We d
On today’s episode we decided to switch and talk about Adepticon. After all we had just been there and it was epic and fun. On this episode we go back to the original Adepticons starting in 2003 and going through the mid
On today’s episode we pivot over to a new style and decide to talk about the Grey Knights over the ages. From their original appearance in rogue trader (as terminator models only) through 2 nd edition expansion (of more
On today’s episode close out our coverage of the editions of 40k with trip down the power creep that was 9 th edition. Talking through the many busted codexes, and how they reshaped the meta. With an especial focus on th
On today's episode we talk about the rule book rules of 3 rd edition. How the game was played at each phase. We focus on how these rules are different from 2 nd edition and how some have translated to modern 10 th editio
On today’s episode we begin our coverage of 9 th edition 40k. With a trip down memory lane of June 2020 and the big going on (leading to all of us not having a lot going on). And how that affected the launch of the editi
On today’s episode we close our coverage of 8 th edition with a discussion of the most broken and problematic elements of the edition. Starting with the over abundance of and lack of limitations on command points. Follow
On today’s episode we continue our coverage of 8 th edition with a review of the core rules. From the addition of movement to data sheets, the improved psychic phase, and wonky new line of sight (character targeting was
On today’s episode we jump into the savior of the game 8 th edition! But with a focus on its release which, despite the issues of 7 th was met with a lot of trepidation. Which was somewhat valid because like Cyberpunk it
On today’s episode we finalize our jump (for now) into the great 7 th edition. Jumping around a bit between forge world hilarity, the great idea that was force org charts, and the destruction of said force org charts wit
On today’s episode we continue our dive into the great bogyman that was 7 th edition of 40k, with a focus on the core mechanics. What has changed from 6 th and what has changed the same. With an obvious focus on the new
On today’s episode we go into the great boogyman that was 7 th edition of 40k. Jumping in two feet first with allies (why would you ever write rules for here comes the apocalypse? Just why?) Then psychic power nightmares
On today's episode we cover the opening of 3 rd edition for 40K. Namely we dive into what has changed from the 2 nd edition into 3 rd (less dice yay!!). How the game improved as as result and the new ways that players fo
On today’s episode we spend more time on 6 th edition the rules and units that made it what it was. From dumb terrain pieces like the fortress of redemption (was basically insta banned), to even worse flyer formations (g
On today’s episode we dive into the nightmare that was 6 th edition. Sure being able to advance was an great asset to the game, as was 2D6 charge. But then there was the addition of the snap shot, which started great (ya
On today’s episode we dive into the competitive play of 5 th edition. After a brief recap of the global implications of 2008 financial crisis on GW in general we jump right into the units and game play itself. With fun t
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Join us as we drive down memory lane with a review of the core rules released as part of 5th edition for Warhammer 40k. Hoo boy some of these were not great ideas. Oh and the global financial crash was not going to help.
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