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Dawn of War first of course, I had never seen the table top game before until my bosses decided they wanted to buy up the local store that was going out of business and integrate it into our store because their oldest son had been playing it for like 10 years. then from them I had to go over to old store to watch n learn so I could sell it properly and thats when I saw a black Templar Codex and I loved them and the witch hunters. Unfortunetly the owner talked me out of both since they were both really old and I was just starting.

SO in the last year and a half I have bought and built every army except for IG, Giving away each army as I switched and now I am finally Sisters of Battle with 3000 Points of Pewter and starting my Black Templars as CC instead of the current Shooty fun So i expect to lose alot with them

Was at my FLGS asking for advice on painting minis. Through Ebay I'd invested quite a bit of dough on oop Ral Partha and Grenadier D&D minis and wanted to do a better job painting them. Guy there told me to come by after hours where he had a game club. They were playing 40K and it looked fun. The rest is history.

The games, Warhammer 40k Dawn of War 2 Retribution to be exact.

Ork lore /heart flutter