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Thanks to our sponsor http://hobbyhub.co - we've been given the opportunity to give the viewers of our YouTube channel 1 free copy of Mhorgoths revenge Kings of War starter set (that's the dwarf / undead combo box)

We're also throwing in a copy of the latest 2nd edition booklet.

With an estimated RRP of over $100.


So how do you win? - its damn simple!

Simply be a subscriber of our YouTube channel, if you don't have a YouTube account, its so easy to make one!

http://www.youtube.com/bunkertube1 (sign in and hit the subscribe button)

We'll be announcing the winner in late November.

By becoming a subscriber you're helping our channel grow which will mean in the future we'll be able to give more stuff away.

The odds at picking up this box set are fantastic at the moment as we only have a few hundred subscribers!


So what are you waiting for, this is an excellent way to get into Mantic's Kings of War with a friend.


If you're already a fan of Mantics games we'll be doing more videos Mantic related starting in November as our gaming group has gotten right into it.

I just played KoW today using paper miniatures, it was a blast.

Hope to get some of the real minis soon if my game group happens to like it.

Kings of War is an amazing! I'm glad people are playing it more often!

Nicely done. I just picked up the latest KoW starter in part because of your reports.

Any chance you guys could film a single turn showing the nuts and bolts of what happens in each phase?
These reports are very nicely done but folks might appreciate the simplicity of the rules and quickness if they saw movement, shooting, melee and nerve in action.
Just a thought.