I knew my time was coming. From my first day here at Privateer Press, I was told Simon would be gunning for me to write my first insider blog. Well, I hid as long as I could. This is going to hurt.

One of the things I’ve always enjoyed about WARMACHINE and HORDES is building army lists. When I was packing for my move to Washington, I came across all kinds of old Cygnar lists I had put together back in 2005 when I just started playing.

In the most recent issue of No Quarter Magazine, studio painter Matt Dipietro wrote an excellent article on Cryx speed-painting techniques that the staff used to paint a huge army of undead nastiness in time for Adepticon 2010.

For this week’s blog, I want to explain why this week's blog is late.

I just completed my final proofing pass over the final round of Mk II HORDES cards.

Hey there, peeps! The last time we talked I was showing you how I make a figure from scratch.

Hello everybody, my name is Adam Johnson, and I am the Customer Support here at Privateer Press.

When I accepted the job of Editorial Manager here at Privateer Press, I knew I had some catching up to do: I’d worked in the industry for years but had experienced little exposure to Privateer games.

Let’s talk about the extreme sculpts.