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Hey guys, I wrote up a review of Warhammer Conquest issue 01 and the subscription service, I'd really like to know what people think?

I'm also giving away a free copy, (detail in the article)

https://fauxhammer.com/reviews/warhammer-conquest-magazine-review-issue-01/

Thanks for the comprehensive look at it. It does seem unless you're very raw at the 40K gaming universe, this is probably not targeted or of real interest to you. Sadly, as you say, hoarders will probably gather up most of the early issues because of their value, leaving it hard to find for people that actually want to get into the game this way.

It's unlikely to appear in the US anytime soon anyway, as part work is something that does not have the strong tradition here it does in Europe and Japan. Pretty much everyone would have to be a mail customer too, as there are very few places left to buy magazines off the rack at all, let alone something as niche and obscure as this.

Anyway, thanks for the review. And for the dropper bottle conversion article!

Thanks for noticing the dropper bottle article. Honestly, this review is more of a hook to get people on the site so they can see the articles like the Dropper Bottle one or the Airbrush and Dice Tray articles.

but I'm glad it is all useful to you guys.

They have said they are expanding to territories outside of the UK, but no indication of which countries.

Moved to a more appropriate forum.

 totalfailure wrote:
Thanks for the comprehensive look at it. It does seem unless you're very raw at the 40K gaming universe, this is probably not targeted or of real interest to you. Sadly, as you say, hoarders will probably gather up most of the early issues because of their value, leaving it hard to find for people that actually want to get into the game this way.

New player or don't already have those 2 armies and want to start them. Ridiculously cheap way to get those 2 armies plus terrain. If that was available in Finland and primaris marines weren't no-go would be considering for sure.

I’ve never even seen this for sale.

Sorry but what is it?

A partwork, like the LotR Battle Games one a few years ago, but for 40K instead. The first issue has three new marines and some paints for £2. No wonder there’s none to be found.