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The Crimson Slayer returns to hunt Nagash with his Warglut as the Lord of Death continues his rampage through the Mortal Realms in Blood and Glory!

While I respect the effort and production value you put into these videos, they are so drawn out that I feel bored trying to watch them. Things like spending two minutes of banter at the start before describing the scenario, or keeping the camera going while you roll hits/wounds/saves really add up.

Also, like many people, I knew who won after reading the title. If it was "Handicapped OBR vs Mawtribes" that would be something I'd be much more interested to watch.

Still, it is great to see two nice looking armies facing off on a nice looking table!

 NinthMusketeer wrote:
While I respect the effort and production value you put into these videos, they are so drawn out that I feel bored trying to watch them. Things like spending two minutes of banter at the start before describing the scenario, or keeping the camera going while you roll hits/wounds/saves really add up.

Also, like many people, I knew who won after reading the title. If it was "Handicapped OBR vs Mawtribes" that would be something I'd be much more interested to watch.

Still, it is great to see two nice looking armies facing off on a nice looking table!

Respectfully, I disagree. I cannot stand the videos out there that are 20-30 minutes long and basically recap the turns afterwards. Watching the rolls actually builds anticipation of how things play out instead of show start of turn, cut to end of movement, cut to end of shooting, cut to end of charge, cut to end of turn. I have no interest in watching any of those videos, even from people whose content I enjoy.

Theres a balance to be reached. You can show rolls and still cut in between to keep the pace going.