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From the grimdark depths of Warhammer to the weird corners of indie skirmish games, we’re here to help you explore, expand, and enjoy 'hobby'—wherever it takes us. Expect insights, unfiltered opinions, and an approachable take on miniature wargaming, model releases, lore deep-dives, rambles, and the occasional video game or book chat.

Join us as we light the way for gamers, hobbyists, and lore fanatics through the ever-expanding worlds of tabletop gaming, with new episodes weekly. Whether you're a battle-hardened gamer or eyeing your first box set, you're in good company.
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WAAAGH? https://discord.gg/2dX5JqfNQ6–We've ducked and weaved through all of the end of 10th updates, the 11th edition previews and launch, and have firmly landed in codex territory. The Orks are up first. What. A. Book!11th edition has brought many new changes to how armies are created. Picking and choosing from multiple smaller detachments allows you to really carve out your own playstyle on the Warhammer 40,000 tabletop. Orks, an absolute staple of the game since its inception, has options coming out the whazoo. With new datasheets in Nazdreg, and the Big Mek Dakkarig, to a whopping 15 of those detachments, all elements of Orks receive love in a way not really seen for some time. Want to run Grots, Bosses, and Planes? Sure. Beast Snagga's, Meks, and Bikes? Go ahead!We have absolutely adored going through this book and cannot wait for the next codex. Let us know how you enjoy both the Orks Codex and our review!–TIMESTAMPS00:00 Intro: 11th Editions' First Codex06:57 Army Rules - the WAAGH! and Riled Up16:08 Orks at a glance; their identity on the tabletop18:48 The Core Datasheets: Boyz, Nobz, and the Warboss39:06: Ghaz and the Supports50:29 THE GREEN TIDE Boyz spam58:10 WRECKAS! Bust tanks with your Flash Gitz01:12:22 BULLY BOYZ will PURGE THE FOE with Meganobz! Nazdreg!01:26:43 Blood Axes' Take and Hold with the TAKTIKAL BRIGADE01:35:52 Support detachments: RUNT SWARM & SHOOTA BOYZ01:44:10 Beast Snagga's! DA BIG HUNT + WURRBAND02:01:00 Speed Freeks: FLYBOYZ + KULT OF SPEED02:17:32 Deffskullz: DREAD MOB + MADCAP MEKS02:37:12 Universal detachments: BLITZ BRIGADE + BRUTE BOSSES + WAR HORDE02:47:04 Outro–Website/links: https://ttpfieldmanual.captivate.fmTTP Field Manual is brought to you by Joshy and Jonny, best friends and tabletop gaming fans from their local group, Trust the Process Hobbies. We use this podcast to share our ramblings about the hobby (though we cannot shut up about Warhammer).By day, Joshy is a therapist; by night, an RPG aficionado raised on Final Fantasy and years of crafting his own Dungeons & Dragons worlds. Jonny, a technician, spends his downtime conquering more video games than Joshy can track.Our occasional guest Zakky has a passion for buying things he then has to build.Thanks for listening!
Do you agree with our rankings? Tell us at https://discord.gg/2dX5JqfNQ6–We're back to where it all started; we are redoing our original four episodes! Those inaugural episodes served as both an introduction to and a metrics-based review of each playable faction in Warhammer 40,000. With 11th edition landing hot and new players joining the scene, we feel it's a great time to revisit this faction breakdown format.For the final and fourth episode, we are covering the Xenos factions. Aliens!From the classic archetypes of greenskin Orks and elven "Aeldari", to cosmic horror hivemind "Tyranids" and the technologically advanced "Tau Empire", Warhammer isn't short on interesting factions to populate alongside humanity and its dark, chaotic mirrors.–This series blends matter-of-fact orientation with opinionated review. We give each of the four categories a ranking between 1-5, and an overall score out of 20. We call this the S.L.A.G. ranking. We feel these categories cover all you need to know:STYLE - the overall aesthetic and whether we feel it is fully realised.LORE - their place in the universe, how they are represented, and how they carry themselves within the epic.ACCESSIBILITY - whether the faction is easy to acquire, paint, and get going with.GAMEPLAY - how all of the above comes to life on the tabletop, whether their rules serve the faction well, and whether the faction does well both casually and competitively.–TIMESTAMPS00:00 Intro and recapping this mini-series02:41 Aeldari AKA Jedi Elves19:39 Drukhari AKA Sith Elves31:01 Genestealer Cults-- ah! My jeans!42:53 Leagues of Votann AKA Squatty Bois51:37 Necrons, the GOAT01:04:13 OrksOrksOrksMorksGorksOrks01:13:29 For the Greater T'au01:26:22 *Hivemind noises* AKA Tyranids01:38:00 Outro–Website/links: https://ttpfieldmanual.captivate.fmTTP Field Manual is brought to you by Joshy and Jonny, best friends and tabletop gaming fans from their local group, Trust the Process Hobbies. We use this podcast to share our ramblings about the hobby (though we cannot shut up about Warhammer).By day, Joshy is a therapist; by night, an RPG aficionado raised on Final Fantasy and years of crafting his own Dungeons & Dragons worlds. Jonny, a technician, spends his downtime conquering more video games than Joshy can track.Our occasional guest Zakky has a passion for buying things he then has to build.Thanks for listening!
Vote for the next book on our Discord: https://discord.gg/2dX5JqfNQ6–This episode features our BOOK CLUB pick for August/September: "The Emperor's Gift", by Aaron Dembski-Bowden, with audiobook performance by Christopher Kent. BOOK CLUB is a monthly-ish series intended to be more relaxed and casual; more a discussion than a review."The Emperor's Gift" follows a young Grey Knight, those secret Space Marine warriors of psychic prowess keen against the Daemons of the Warp, and how he, Hyperion, and his squad are caught up in Khorne's "First War for Armageddon", alongside the Space Wolves and Inquisition. There will be spoilers.October's book club will be a classic: Frank Herbert's DUNE. 'Nuff said.For a playlist of our previous Book Club episodes, see: https://feeds.captivate.fm/ttpfieldmanual/book-club/–Website/links: https://ttpfieldmanual.captivate.fmTTP Field Manual is brought to you by Joshy and Jonny, best friends and tabletop gaming fans from their local group, Trust the Process Hobbies. We use this podcast to share our ramblings about the hobby (though we cannot shut up about Warhammer).By day, Joshy is a therapist; by night, an RPG aficionado raised on Final Fantasy and years of crafting his own Dungeons & Dragons worlds. Jonny, a technician, spends his downtime conquering more video games than Joshy can keep track of.Our occasional guest Zakky has a passion for buying things he then has to build.Thanks for listening!
Do you agree with our rankings? Tell us at https://discord.gg/2dX5JqfNQ6–We're back to where it all started; we are redoing our original four episodes! Those inaugural episodes served as both an introduction to and a metrics-based review of each playable faction in Warhammer 40,000. With 11th edition landing hot and new players joining the scene, we feel it's a great time to revisit this faction breakdown format.For our third of four episodes, it's all about CHAOS. From the daemons of the four dark gods: Khorne, Tzeentch, Slaanesh, and Nurgle, to their mortal champions of the Heretic Astartes, we cover all the factions of the traitor and the warp.–This series blends matter-of-fact orientation with opinionated review. We give each of the four categories a ranking between 1-5, and an overall score out of 20. We call this the S.L.A.G. ranking. We feel these categories cover all you need to know:STYLE - the overall aesthetic and whether we feel it is fully realised.LORE - their place in the universe, how they are represented, and how they carry themselves within the epic.ACCESSIBILITY - whether the faction is easy to acquire, paint, and get going with.GAMEPLAY - how all of the above comes to life on the tabletop, whether their rules serve the faction well, and whether the faction does well both casually and competitively.–TIMESTAMPS00:00 Intro and recapping this mini-series03:56 Chaos DAEMONS21:01 Oh, Chaos Knights..31:42 Let the Galaxy Burn, CHAOS SPACE MARINES42:40 DEATH GUARD, heck yeah, I mean Yuck!51:35 Emperor's Children, tehe1:01:01 Thousand Sons, man, look at that time stamp!1:11:00 Titanicus but bad1:12:01 !! WORLD EATERS !!1:20:24 Outro–Website/links: https://ttpfieldmanual.captivate.fmTTP Field Manual is brought to you by Joshy and Jonny, best friends and tabletop gaming fans from their local group, Trust the Process Hobbies. We use this podcast to share our ramblings about the hobby (though we cannot shut up about Warhammer).By day, Joshy is a therapist; by night, an RPG aficionado raised on Final Fantasy and years of crafting his own Dungeons & Dragons worlds. Jonny, a technician, spends his downtime conquering more video games than Joshy can track.Our occasional guest Zakky has a passion for buying things he then has to build.Thanks for listening!
Do you agree with our rankings? Tell us at https://discord.gg/2dX5JqfNQ6–We're back to where it all started; we are redoing our original four episodes! Those inaugural episodes served as both an introduction to and a metrics-based review of each playable faction in Warhammer 40,000. With 11th edition landing hot and new players joining the scene, we feel it's a great time to revisit this faction breakdown format.In our second episode, we cover the Imperium beside the Space Marines, from the human meat-shields and operatives of the empire to the esoteric mindsets and bio-engineered demigods at its inward core.–This series blends matter-of-fact orientation with opinionated review. We give each of the four categories a ranking between 1-5, and an overall score out of 20. We call this the S.L.A.G ranking. We feel these categories cover all you need to know:STYLE - the overall aesthetic and whether we feel it is fully realised.LORE - their place in the universe, how they are represented, and how they carry themselves within the epic.ACCESSIBILITY - whether the faction is easy to acquire, paint, and get going with.GAMEPLAY - how all of the above comes to life on the tabletop, whether their rules serve the faction well, and whether the faction does well both casually and competitively.–TIMESTAMPS00:00 Intro and explaining our ranking system04:04 Adepta Sororitas, my beloved19:49 Adeptus Custodes, the Emperor's Bodyguards33:57 Adeptus Mechanicus, or, the Derpy Beep-Boops49:14 Astra Militarum, ooh-rah01:01:26 ... sigh, Imperial Agents01:09:02 I M P E R I A L K N I G H T S01:18:45 Outro. Also, join our Discord–Website/links: https://ttpfieldmanual.captivate.fmTTP Field Manual is brought to you by Joshy and Jonny, best friends and tabletop gaming fans from their local group, Trust the Process Hobbies. We use this podcast to share our ramblings about the hobby (though we cannot shut up about Warhammer).By day, Joshy is a therapist; by night, an RPG aficionado raised on Final Fantasy and years of crafting his own Dungeons & Dragons worlds. Jonny, a technician, spends his downtime conquering more video games than Joshy can track.Our occasional guest Zakky has a passion for buying things he then has to build.Thanks for listening!
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