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Other than Dakka (obviously) and PP's forums (even more obvious) are there any good sites, other than Battle College, for Warmahordes info and/or coverage?

Thanks!

Muse on Mini's
Chain Attack
Hand Cannon Online
Lost Hemisphere :(

The many youtube battle reports.

www.museonminis.com
Join the forums, they are greatness. Best podcast around along with great articles and actually a hub for several other podcasts including Crippled System, Road to War, Team Atlanta, Mutineer Chronicles (IKRPG Cast), Epic Flail (UK), and the newest Grumpy Wargamers (UK).

Chain Attack has a great podcast. Battle reports and good commentary.

Focus and Fury - Beware, these forums can be a bit harsh, but there is a lot of really good discussion hidden within.

Handcannon online has some great articles and their podcast is good times.

For painting chat and some warmahordes in between you can try out Boosted-Damage.com

Lost Hemisphere has a podcast as well, and their site has a ton of content.

Welcome to the community!

http://endgamegaming.net/ is a good blog that coves some high profile Tournaments. Mattie K does an amazing job cataloging information on competitive play.

Thanks folks! Just the type of stuff I was looking for!

Beasts of War covers all things miniatures and tabletop games.

They have slow progress on Warmahordes but there are some good videoes there. The problem is they are not at all experienced with the rules so don't trust their tactical discussions too much.