The votes are in, and for this week of Power Rankings Revealed, the monkeys reign supreme! Gorillinators had the most interest from the poll in the Power Rankings Thread and the Ninjas of the Northern Wind came in second, so they are the two featured units of the month. While both squads are sometimes overlooked as tournament-worthy, one might be surprised to hear of their success stories on the battlefield. Once neglected as one of the worst squads in the game, the Gorillinators became increasingly popular with the release of the Nakita Agents. The Ninjas of the Northern Wind have enjoyed popularity ever since their release, but they are often seen as too D-20 oriented. Jormi_Boced looks to shed some light on how to best use the Ninjas, and spider_poison delves into the strategies and armies best employed with the Gorillinators.
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Microcorp Agents--A Primer for All things Microcorp
Welcome to another installment of the 5ive. This week we start with an incredibly detailed strategy thread by MKSentinel about his beloved Microcorps Agents. This thread is full of tips and tricks on how to maximize this unit's abilities and even includes suggestions on who to draft with them.
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Bothered by historic accuracy?
Here is a thread for all of you nit pickers out there that feel there are historical inaccuracies in some of the units released so far. A Scaper from Croatia by the name of earlofwessex started this thread almost a year ago, but the points remain valid and the discussion continues even today. Check it out and feel free to add your own critiques:
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Types of Terrain
HeroScaper kenjib has a penchant for posting topics that are both fascinating and informative. Last week I featured his thread about Armies for Casual Play, this week...

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The winners are...



James "HobbyGnome" Hartman - Church Master Set & Custom Kyrie Figure
Michael "josh-n-papa" Adams - Ruined Castle Master Set
Zacahriah "Lord Raidor" Dortch - Dice Tower & Custom Kyrie Figure
Gary "GaryLASQ" Gordon - $50 House Mouse Gift Certificate
Joseph "Clarissimus" Rodenbeck - Ruined Warehouse Terrain Piece

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I have Tom Vasel from the popular podcast - The Dice Tower, join me on the show to talk about podcasting, games, and heroscape.





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Soulrazor Canyon lay in the heart of Lower Bleakwoode, surrounded by inhospitable terrain, and covered by dark, low hung storm clouds that never seemed to dissipate. The canyon stretched as far as the eye could see, and was so deep that sunlight rarely touched the floor. Sheer cliffs of red stone made up the walls. There was no known path to the bottom, and most everyone who tried to descend the canyon walls had perished in their attempt. Somewhere in the deep abyss of the shadowed canyon existed a stone temple from which myths were born. From this temple, it was told, one could hear the voices of those no longer of this world. It was said that the shrieks and howls of these cursed souls would drive anyone who came within hearing range completely mad. The residents of the nearby village had many stories of horrid encounters with the abandoned temple, and most said that the voices were not the only curse writhing within its cold stone walls. The villagers also...

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