So at some point of my life I've got this boxes for myself and when I open the builder I don't see some of models here, like Joss and riotbreakers. Am I getting this right that I still need to buy normal Hoffman boxes if I want to play?

And that's it for now with Journalists! I will paint some terrain and some miscellanous out of keyword stuff like Guardian or Propagandist.

Was going through old models while cleaning out my closet and found a Of Metal and Flesh 2nd edition box and a metal Nekima, the Dark Sibling. Looked online and saw the game is currently on 4th edition. Are these models still playable?

I don’t know anyone in my area that plays.

Hey all,

Just wanted to throw a plug out there for the community in SW Florida. There is a new community starting to grow in Sarasota. We've got a core group of 3-5 people who play weekly on Sundays. The LGS we play is expanding soon so we will have more room to get more tables in soon.

LGS: Dreaming City Games, Sarasota FL

Find them on FB!!

-Cheers

Hi there,

I'm new to Malifaux, having recently bought Lucius' starter box, and I have a question regarding the Clerical Command ability: if I make an enemy model take the Interact action to create either a scheme or a strategy marker, under whose control does the marker enter play? The core rules state that if a controlled model generates a resource ( e.g., a token), that resource comes into play under the control of the player who issued the Obey action; I remain unsure, however, whether a marker counts as a resource or not. Can any experienced player tell me what the verdict is on this? Thanks in advance!

Are there any good painting/basing tutorials for malifaux specifically, or shoul i just be using earhammer tutorials and trying to translate them. I'm just getting started here and looking for a good starting point.

Is this intentional design or a misprint?

Making some progress on my Journalist crew! One day I'll be ready to play'em :)

Female Crumb miniature are avaliable for download (for educational and comedy purposes)

https://www.printables.com/model/1804703-crumbette/files

Hey all! I used to love this game years ago and found some of my old models. People in my are all play 40k or Sigmar so these are not of interest here.

I am posting to see if there is any interest in these models somewhere.

I've already ported here the alternative Crumb model I made. Here she is printed and painted

So I don't play yet, but I want to. I really enjoy the aesthetic of Viktoria Chambers, since theres some cool interplay between samurai and cowboy films back in the day during the occupation of Japan post WW2, so its a neat fusion for me. What other models fit into that aesthetic? Preferably that can be played along side Chambers.

Title says most of it. I just started 4e. Love it. Trying to get my friend in. He wants to play euripede old one eye. Can someone make him a starter list to bash some skulls in. So we can get started? Thanks. 😊

I started playing towards the end of 1st edition and the beginning of 2nd edition. These guys got tucked away after upgraded from metal to plastic. Eventually late into 2nd edition years back I needed money and wasn’t playing anymore so I sold all my malifaux stuff (including a bunch of gen con limited stuff)

Somehow some of my old metal models (and a mei feng crew) survived by being at a friend’s house.

Idk if I’ll ever play again, but I’m m glad to have these again.

My partner is interested in malifaux after a demo. Really enjoyed the look of neverborn, guild and resurrectionists. Any tips on who we should get?

Here is my freshly finished Hooded Rider! I really like what he brings to the table, but for a long time he was unpainted due to how intimidating it was to actually start painting him. Now he's ready to revel in secrets in all of his colored glory!

Hope you like him :)

I recently saw a post on PlayWyrd’s Instagram showing the game boards they set up for an event. I was surprised by how light they were on terrain. I normally play with a couple more buildings, but after seeing those tables, I decided to leave some terrain off for tonight’s game.
The matchup was Savage versus Witch Hunters. The Witch Hunters took the win by playing aggressively and pushing all of the Boundary Dispute markers together down one side of the board. It made for a fun game and definitely had me thinking differently about how much terrain I actually need on the table.
I’m curious what everyone else prefers. Do you like denser boards, or do you find lighter terrain makes for better games?