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How do?

Local Club is reopening this week, so it’s time for me to get cracking and finish painting my first 1,000 points of Ossiarchs, so I can get some learning games in.

But so I’m not going in as a total N00b, I’m looking for battle report recommendations. As per the title.

Ideally what I want are ones where the players clearly describe what they’re doing in their turns, so I can better understand the flow of the game in question.

Primarily AoS given that’s what I’m diving into right now, but open to any good quality ones for any game.

Guerilla Miniature Games reports are generally quite fun. The presenter Ash is very personable and pretty charismatic, and generally gives decent commentary.


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Guerilla Miniature Games reports are generally quite fun. The presenter Ash is very personable and pretty charismatic, and generally gives decent commentary.

Another vote for GMG, featuring Man Reads Book. Their content is also split up into many different games which is always good to see rather than 100% GW like most out there.

MiniWarGaming's Age of Sigmar stuff is generally solid. They like to talk between one another and explain what they're doing out loud a lot, especially in their more recent videos where they tried doing a more 'interview' format (though they said they've since dropped this).

I can't think of any other AoS channels that don't make my eyes bleed from poor quality footage or zone out from poor quality audio. Or both.

 Arbitrator wrote:
Another vote for GMG, featuring Man Reads Book. Their content is also split up into many different games which is always good to see rather than 100% GW like most out there.

MiniWarGaming's Age of Sigmar stuff is generally solid. They like to talk between one another and explain what they're doing out loud a lot, especially in their more recent videos where they tried doing a more 'interview' format (though they said they've since dropped this).

I can't think of any other AoS channels that don't make my eyes bleed from poor quality footage or zone out from poor quality audio. Or both.

Yeah, I'll second all of these here.

MiniWarGaming produces the most AoS batreps, but they can really drag on at times.

Tabletop Tactics 40k in 40min is probably the best produced Batreps out there. They are very enjoyable.

I'll put a vote in the ring for rerolling ones

 lord marcus wrote:
I'll put a vote in the ring for rerolling ones

Oh yes, They're great too!