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and you shouldn’t hold yourself back on the painting side. Personally I like ordering a keyword at a time, so I haven’t got too much clutter on the paint station. Also to really consider the theme of the keyword, basing wise, and if I should play with some new technique etc.  Playwise, the game is just so complicated and with so many variables that limiting your choices at first, helps secure a good foundation.  McMurder is a great place to start. Fairly straightforward, and as you move on, you’ll find the game just getting easier.  

Hey Wyrdos! This week, Waldo’s been hard at work getting games in so he can contribute to Fractured Futures! We’ve never seen him so focused, so determined… but he still won’t tell us who he’s hoping Nia will end up joining. To try and convince him, we peeled back the aether, walked the threads of Fate, and a few fractured glimpses of what may be… We’re going to be teasing a bit more of what the possible futures look like in the next coming weeks, so keep an keen eye out! We won’t be revealing the campaign score totals this week, so keep on getting games in and reporting your outcomes. But for some extra motivation, here’s a look at the overall rankings: Tri-chi Bandit Redchapel Cadmus Marshal Honeypot Savage Academic Week One has been phenomenal in terms of participation, and community engagement has been outstanding! Many of the current positions are separated by just a point or two so Nia’s fate is still anyone's guess! If you have questions about the Fractured Futures campaign, check out this link and get up to speed about the story, mechanics, and all other information. Echoes of the Breach: Fractured Futures If you’re interested in nabbing a model of Nia for yourself, an STL (or 3D-printable) version can be found in the Wyrd webstore here: NIA STL That’s all for this week Wyrdos. What do you think of Nia’s potential outcomes? Let us know in the comments!

Thank you so much! The fact is, I would REALLY paint all the resserz models (except for Reva), they are all sooo sick! But I guess I should take my time and go step by step. As I said, 1 hour ago I had the postal delivery and now I got Seamus and McM1/2. They both look so nice. I'll learn with McM1 and then I'll decide my next step. I must stay away from the "tier list" discussion because it doesnt mean nothing right now, since we are all new! I must keep this in mind 😂

Ressurs are great. The end. - Personally, I often end up soloing Seamus, when I play ressurs. Jumping carelessly around, blasting a big gun, seems to suit my playstyle. My second choice is usually Daw, as I don't mind choking the fun out of my opponent. That said, you should focus on one keyword, as you learn the game. Try and get to know the ins and outs and the uses for all its models, before you move on to the next. There's no point in trying to guess at 'the one true keyword', you'll only become a good malifaux player from knowing your models, how they apply to schemes and strats, and then understanding the opponent. That's a real mouthful, so it's better to simplify things at first – playing one keyword for the first 5-20 games. I'd suggest going with the one that makes you want to paint the most. Another good point is that focusing on that one keyword, will allow you the time to paint the rest. Nothing worse in Malifaux than grey models, and collecting a horde of grey usually ensures that it stays that way – some people are just more hoarder than hobbyist. - When it comes to POWAAA!, you'll see that every ressur master has her/his fan base. McMourning has been the least favoured, at least before his title. The factions strength is resilience and mobility, two traits that win you games. This doesn't mean that McMourning is a bad choice to learn the game with - and the current environment caters more to his strengths than previous.  

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