Robot Viking

Fantasy Flight’s new Space Hulk: Death Angel card game pits your squad of space marines against a terrifying swarm of aliens inside an abandoned spaceship. All you have to do is make it to the control deck before the Genestealers tear your crew to pieces. Total milk run. Right?

Guest writer Billy Gibbs (aka ggodo) returns with the long-awaited third part of the 5th Edition Tyranid Codex review. This time, he examines the unique creatures that Warhammer 40K players can use to plague their enemies.

Robot Viking contributor ggodo (aka Billy Gibbs) returns this week with part 2 of his review of the new 5th edition Tyranids for Warhammer 40K. In this edition, he covers the brand new units introduced to the Tyranid faction. Don’t forget to check out Part 1!

Robot Viking commenter ggodo (aka Billy Gibbs — no, not the dude from ZZ Top, that’s Billy Gibbons) unleashes a horde of hideous alien warriors on us today with his review of the latest Tyranid Codex for Warhammer 40K. The review is so intense we had to break it into two parts just so you [...]

What happens when psychic elves get their hands on spaceships, battle armor and other high-tech military hardware? Probably some kind of large-scale tabletop miniature battle. Robot Viking contributor Doug Mason is here again with the latest in Eldar table tactics for Warhammer 40K. If the Space Marines have got you down, Doug just might have [...]

I’m happy to introduce Doug Mason, the newest Robot Viking contributor. Doug is here to provide coverage of the immensely popular Games Workshop miniature war games, including Warhammer 40K and others. He’s a pretty hardcore minis gamer, so in addition to product reviews, he’ll be offering up some excellent strategy articles, plus news flashes about [...]

No, we’re not looking for a war gamer who’s under five feet tall. We need someone who regularly plays war games with miniatures, like Warhammer 40K and AT-43, to write about them.