Adventures in Wargaming

You can tell it’s summer as this week’s post is missing many of the big names (who I assume are taking a well-needed break). However, there are still plenty of exciting things to talk about, with releases, previews and more! Read on for all the details!
Yep, it’s time for the Big Post covering my trip down to London for Salute 2025!
It’s Salute week, which means a whole of of people giving out four-digit combinations of letters and numbers to tell you where to spend your hard-earned cash on Saturday. However, as well as the teases, we also have a full release of INX 2.0, new items from Urban Scatter Gaming and Combat Octopus, as well a a sneak preview of something big Modern Miniatures is releasing next month. Read on for more!
In today’s news, I’m proud to announce in a shocking change that ChargeBlog is… Carrying on delivering you weekly editions of The News Stand.
Yeah, it’s a post about that. Read on for why I’m writing about it and some alternatives.
It’s Adepticon week, so I hope you’re ready for a pile of Stand numbers to guide you where to go. For everyone else not descending on Milwaukee, we have plenty of previews from Spectre Combat Octopus and Modern Miniatures to fill in your week with.
With the Old World taking a pause post-games day (read all about it here) we’re returning to the Ultramoderns. However, before we can hit the table and get Project Elements on the road, we’re going to need a table to fight over. After years of never getting them textured and painted up, I sold most of my MDF structures (although there are a few more to go) with the plan was to replace them with a set of 3D-printed buildings. The question was, which ones should I go for? I originally had started printing the Patrick Miniatures Eastern European buildings…
The waves of Ultramodern releases ebb and flow like the tide BUT that doesn’t mean when the tide is out, there isn’t something exciting to look into. This week has updates from Spectre, Combat Octopus, Austin Miniatures and more!
In the last few days, it’s been very Old World-y around here. The reason of course is The Ides of Marc, an Old World event that my group of friends (including the Regular Opponents) arranged at the start of the year. You’ve seen a few updates on the journey since the start of the year but now it was time for the main event. The good news was that I was able to pack the whole week before the game day full of stuff to do, enough that I didn’t have a chance to write about any of it. So…

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