What happens when two sharp teen players enter a table full of veterans armed with Sorscha tech, Cygnar gunlines, and a stack of house lore? You get a fast, funny, and surprisingly deep look at how new competitors learn, adapt, and fall in love with Warmachine by one painted model and hard lesson at a time. We kick off with honest hobby talk: painting sprints that could churn out a hundred points in days, the pride of showing up with finished models, and the real-world hurdles of priming in cold weather. From there, we dive into list building for a 30-point, beginner-friendly event and why a warjack, unit, and solo requirement nudges better fundamentals, and how veterans can set the tone by avoiding oppressive combos. The teens explain what hooks them: flexible lists, a user-friendly app, and a community that teaches rather than gatekeeps. Favorite casters and feats take center stage, like Deneghra’s control tricks, Dekathus’s soul-fueled focus spikes, and Mortenebra Perfected’s resurrection debates all while we run the numbers on Deathjack durability, charge math, and when to boost. The bigger lesson: play peers to build confidence, play veterans to stress-test, then iterate fast. Losses become data, and the next game is always the best game. If you care about Warmachine growth, youth mentorship, or just tighter games, this conversation is a blueprint: keep reps frequent, feedback specific, and the table welcoming. Hit play, then tell us your scariest caster, your go-to beginner tip, and whether painted pride or raw reps come first for you. Subscribe, share with your local meta, and leave a review to help more players find their way to the table. Enjoy A 10% discount on all purchases from: http://www.Torstenandharvester.com Use Code: notjusttactics10 buymeacoffee.com/NotJustTactics Music made by Y. Will Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61579772015913
