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Greatings fellow gamers!

I have been lurking about this site for a few months and decided to come out of the shadows and participate in this great community.

I have been playing Warhammer Fantasy for about 15 years, although my interest is kinda like the cycles of the moon. I recently started playing 40K, when the Assault on Black Reach boxed set came out. My first Warhammer fantasy army is High Elves, which I've been collecting since I started with the hobby. I started a Tomb Kings army shortly after they were re-introduced to Fantasy. I picked up the boxed army set for the Wood Elves with the last release, but I totally lost interest while trying out the colour scheme. I have six Bloodbowl teams (Goblins,High Elves,Humans,Norse, Orcs and Skaven), although I haven't played in a couple years, I used to participate in a local league. As for 40k, I couldn't resist the lure of the Ork, I haven't touched my Fantasy armies since Black Reach came out. In fact you might say I've become Orksesed with 40k . I really don't spend as much time as I'd like to modeling, painting, etc, in fact I only spend one evening a week on hobby activities so my painting progess is really slow. I am hoping to be able to finish my Ork army in time for a tournament in June, but I have my doubts. As soon as I get a hold of a camera that can take good pics of my armies, I plan on posting them in the Army Profiles and perhaps some WIP of my Orks.

I have never joined a site like this before and look forward to this new experience.

b.t.w. I hail from Calgary, AB, Canada (hence the cowboy hello, although nobody here actually speaks like that)

Welcome!!!

Hello and welcome!

Céad Míle Fáilte(a hundred thousand welcomes)

Hello and welcome.

Welcome