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I've recently found a lot of people complaining about White Dwarf both on here and other forums. Some one on here mentioned doing a Dakka magazine and releasing it as a PDF. To me this is a lot of work. What I thought is maybe do a web site magazine instead, this would include product reviews, battle reports, tutorials, and gallery's. I can build the website and manage it, what I do need is content. Although I can write bits I cant do it all, so anyone who wants to contribute to a webzine please PM me.

This will hopefully cover a variety of games from GW's range to good old fashioned historical wargames. Please submit any articles you think people would want to see.

I would love to see a specialist section - maybe just related to BFG or something of the like

First issue is out tomorrow. Not much content in this one but there's more to come.

Where will we be able to find this webzine ?

It would have been smart of me to put that in.

http://igmbwebzine.vacau.com/

It does help

Not my smartest moment I'd have to say

Off to a good start.

Personally, I'd like to see articles on conversion, or How To in general nature.

Maybe some 6th Edition strategy

That site looks like a blog.


Which is good, because I was just about to say that blogs made webzines obsolete.

It is a blog, technically. I'm hoping for more content as I get more writers and my hand out of a cast.

You're using semi-colons incorrectly in the interview. A colon or hyphen would be more appropriate in that usage.

Thank you for informing me of that. It was copied and pasted from an email like that.

Always ready to pedantically point out improper punctuation usage.