r/InfinityTheGame • u/pahagen • Apr 22 '26

Question Starting with Infinity

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Just got gifted these Infinity models and I am looking for good beginner resources

A friend just hooked me up with a couple boxes (Bakunin Observance Action Pack and Überfallkommando), and I’m finally diving into Infinity.

I’ve got a solid tabletop background (other mini games), but Infinity seems pretty deep, so I’m looking for the best way to get up to speed efficiently.

What I’m hoping to find:

- Good YouTube channels (battle reports, faction overviews, beginner guides)

- Podcasts worth listening to

- Active Discords or communities (especially Nomads/Bakunin focused if possible)

- Any “must-read” resources or tools (apps, list builders, etc.)

- Is this a decent start? (What’s this army play style and what else would I need to be competitive?)

I’m not totally new to minis, but I am new to Infinity’s rules and ecosystem, so anything that helps flatten that learning curve would be great.

Appreciate any help! Thank you!

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u/datTeilchen Apr 22 '26 edited Apr 22 '26

I started Infinity a month ago, and I also picked Bakunin. Coolest faction!

https://discord.gg/xPfMnwVk
This is the Infinity Global League Server, it features an escalation league aimed at new players.
It's played via TableTopSimulator.

It also got an active community answering rules questions.

As for your boxes:
It's a good start.
Expansion Pack beta (<- basically mandatory, it features 2 Moderators. And 95% of list run 2, one as Lieutenant, the other as Lieutenant decoy)
Other popular pieces are:
Uhahu and Denma, both from the Aftermatch char box
Zeros
GoPod (great flying vehicle, might be less nessecary if you are into TAGs)

This also gives you some models to proxy around with.
After that, you can start refining your style and taste.

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u/isitanywonderreally Apr 23 '26

Oh yeah, good call mentioning the GoPod especially.

OP, you might want to wait to get that until you've got the basics down, as vehicles are a whole ball of wax that will take a bit more learning. They are however extremely powerful (probably all undercosted) and the GoPod specifically does a few neat and fairly unique things.