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OBJECTIVE HEX

A Gaming Blog About Godtear - The Miniatures Game for Everyone

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Turn Zero - How to Deploy

I have previously written about the importance of turn 1, but there are important decisions to make prior to turn 1. List composition is...

Guild Ball is Dead. Long Live Godtear.

So Guild Ball met an ignominious end and .... I do not care? Really, I don’t. I was never much of a Guild Ball player because there was...

Assembling a Superteam

Putting together a list of champions is more art than science. You need to have a sense of what your preferred way of playing is, what...

Y'all Are Sleeping On Mourneblade

Mourneblade is very good, and you should play him For some reason, people are sleeping on Mourneblade. As of this writing, he’s got the...

TTS Draft Tournament: The Objective Hex Open

The Objective Hex Open The premise of this tournament is to try a new format for selecting war bands. Instead of choosing four and...

Evaluating Attack Actions Beyond Damage Dice

When I fist started looking at stat cards for Godtear champions, my first instinct for evaluating attack actions was to look at how many...

Yes, You Should Try To Win Turn 1

This is counter-intuitive to me, but a surprising number of people think it’s bad to win turn 1. Somewhat more understandably, a popular...

Hex and Boon Tournament Re-Cap

The Hex and Boon online tournament just finished, and I participated. The tournament was put together by the excellent James Doxey. His...

7 Reasons Godtear is a Great Game

This game is truly great. If you’ve come to this blog because you already play it, then you know this already. If you are considering...

I Don’t Play, I Slay

Slayers are a really fun class to play in Godtear, but there has been some sorrow around the internet and on certain podcasts that they...

Playing Into Raith'Marid - Dos and Don'ts

Raith Marid is very good. I think Godtear is a really well-balanced game, but inevitably some models are going to be a bit ahead of the...

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