Long War TV

Watch what happens with the Blood Angels drop in on a little tank party that a desert themed Afrika Korps was having. How rude!

The Semi-Finals are HERE! Who will YOU root for in the first Battle Report League from the Long War?

Checkout the long lost document from Games Workshop’s past that strived to ensure all gamers had a great time at tournaments: The GW Gamer Bill of Rights!

The Adeptus Mechanicus seems to have no problems with Tyranids in the fluff, but what happens when the robot Jagers finally meet up with the Tyranid Kaiju!

Specialist Games, new splash releases, and bundles galore. Is Games Workshop getting into a new business groove?

That’s right, the crew from the Long War will be at the Warzone Atlanta GT this weekend doing a meet and greet on Saturday Night. Don’t miss this event!

It’s the ultimate battle of the mystical marines. Come see the Space Wolves versus their brother White Scars in the second exciting installment of the Long War Battle Report League.

Horus Heresy is on the horizon, our Kickstarter is open, and we’ll be running a 80 man 40k Tournament at Adepticon 2016!  Come join the hobby love-fest!

It’s finally here- The Bringing Hobby Back KICKSTARTER from the Long War has launched, come see!

Come see the Sons of the Lion versus the perfidious Eldar in the kickoff of the Long War Battle Report League.

So was the new Tau Book made to fight Death Stars? Seems like GW just might be on to something here, come join the discussion!

It Chaos’ turn to try to blunt the thrust of the Tyranids as they rampage their way thought the Long War battle reports. 

War is coming, who will YOU root for in the first Battle Report League from the Long War?

Is the new Tau Tidewall really worth all the hype AND insane market prices we’ve experienced this week? Come see what we think about the new terrain kit!

Checkout the latest battle report as the Tyranids rampage their way though the Fenris system, and come up against the Space Wovles!

Is it time to make hobby scores and player policed comp a bigger part of major 40k tournaments, and if so would more players attend events that encourage more hobbying?

Everyone seems to agree that we need to fix 40k, but opinions greatly differ on how to actually do it? Are fundamental rules NERFs, and quarterly FAQs the answer? I say nay, come see why.

If you watch one battle report from The Long War this year, this is the one you want to see! Checkout the battle of the biggest baddest deathstars around!