When I first started writing about Shatterpoint, it was mostly for myself. When the game was fresh and new, writing my thoughts down helped me process my ideas. At that point, why not also just share my thoughts with everyone? And it’s not like that isn’t still the case sometimes;
My last meta review was all the way back in February and was intended to give some insight into what one could expect at the world championships. It was a good time, and a lot of those lists are still pretty good. However, I don’t want to wait until February
Not too long ago I was lucky enough to interview Michael Plummer, Game Development Manager at AMG, regarding the first year and a half of Shatterpoint. Following the May update, I submitted another round of questions focusing mainly on the changes. Much like the first time around, Michael’s answers are
Another mission, another guide! The last few months have had a lot going on – like the first ever Shatterpoint World Championships and a major unit update. First Contact was officially released at the start of April, leaving a good month for me to grind some games before shifting focus
Star Wars Legion’s World Team Championships 2025 has come and gone, and you really really should take a look at the results! Now in its second year, the Legion World Team Championships (hosted by International Gaming Events, which is essentially a small group of very eager beavers for minis gaming
As you’ve no doubt heard by now, Shatterpoint received its first big unit balance pass on May 13. You can view all the changes linked in the transmission, so I won’t bother going through each one in detail. However, I have to talk about it! It’s a big shake-up and
Introduction The Separatists have as of the moment of writing this guide three choices for corps. B1 Battle Droids, Geonosians and B2 Super Battle Droids (from now on B2s). In this article we are going to put the B2s into the spotlight. Pros Cons Upgrades: Comms, Personnel, Heavy The B2s
A little while back, I had the opportunity to submit some questions to AMG for a written interview. I’m excited to say we got answers back from none other than Michael Plummer himself, the Game Development Manager! I even think we are breaking a little bit of news here, but
I’ve now updated the whole damn thing
