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I got to sit down to try the Gundam Card Game earlier this month and had an overall stellar experience. If there is one game that I'm particularly excited to see, this is it, and I have to recommend it immediately. infinite.tcgplayer.com/artic…
For now the third year in a row I’m maintaining a habit of regularly reading, churning through Warhammer fiction primarily but also a very healthy chunk of other works of fiction, sci-fi, fantasy, and horror. Here I’ll give short reviews of 2026’s reading adventures.
Starseer’s Ruin- Adrian Tchaikovsky
My first actual Age of Sigmar read, having read a good amount of Warhammer Fantasy, and the weird, magical post-apocalypse is a hard setting to make endearing. Tchaikovsky manages, telling a complex, character-driven story with unique views.
Blackheart: Claws of the Maelstrom - Marc Collins
Huron continues to be one of the most interesting Chaos characters, endearing me to the Corsairs. Seeing Chaos duke it out with the Tyranids is the definition of the kind of silly, “smash my toys against each other” thing I want.
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For years, the Trading Card Game market in North America has been divided into two tiers. Above: the Big Three TCGs of Magic, Pokémon, and Yu-Gi-Oh. Below: everything else, duking it out for a distant fourth place. Is it time for that to change?