Miniature Games

To be honest you can't unless they guilt-trip their parents, or have a gross amount of income from a wealthy family (and considering current economic conditions, they won't likely spend so much on something like this).

The axe-rake is the staff-weapon used by Techpriests. Possibly derived from a mining tool used in Mars' early days.

It depends on the players and size of the battle

an average battle of 1500 points can take from 1 hr. to 2 hrs.

this doesn't include set up time

1 Ork Warboss

1 Space Marine Captain

5 Ork Nobz

5 Space Marine Terminators

20 Ork Boyz

10 Space Marines

3 Deffkoptaz

Dreadnought

Rulebook

2 Range Rulers

Getting Started Booklet

I would say that the avatar is worth the point cost, but not the cost money wise. $30 for one person is a little too much for me.

It determines how hard you hit in melee.

The orcs were created my Morgoth in his fortress at Angbad. They were created from Elves, tortured to the point where their personalities completely changed. They were created in the first age.

This rule can be found in the Warhammer 40K rulebook, but due to copyrights we are not allowed to answer this question.

That's probably something you should ask the store owner.

This rule can be found in the Warhammer 40K rulebook, but due to copyrights we are not allowed to answer this question.

It is a separate armour save generated by magic, you're models can get it usually from buying certain items.

Any number, so long as they don't equal more than 25% of the force in points (so 500 for a 2000 point army).

Yes it does. It exists as a table top strategy game, in two forms; Warhammer Fantasy and Warhammer 40,000.

Both require two players, with equal forces (Arranged to meet a certain points limits) represent by 25mm models, and is usually played in turns on a 4 x 6 foot board, using rules, dice and measuring instruments.

Any desent plastic modeling glue will work.

Obis.

Space Marines are the most popular faction, within the Space Marine faction the Ultramarine chapter are the most used as they are Games Workshops poster boys. After the Space Marines it would be Chaos Space Marines and Orcs then Imperial Guard especially after the release of their new codex.

Tyranids will have a new codex in January so their popularity may rise and by far the least played faction would be the Dark Eldar, this is because they haven't had a new codex or and significant update since about 1998

conquer a land and you will gain an honour guard unit or a special benefit

Answer The best place to buy Warhammer miniatures would be at any model shop or hobbies shop. You can also look around on the internet. Answer The best place to buy any Games workshop produced miniatures is from Games Workshop itself - they have the lowest prices, and the most stock.

Craft plywood is good for basing most terrain as well as being inexpensive.

The Vampire Counts are extremely effective in games of Warhammer, although they do take a bit of practice to master.

You can get the rules from Hasbro's web site here: http://www.hasbro.com/common/instruct/Conflict.PDF

There are some general rules here:

http://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/147314

http://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/69952

both of the pages have general information and some specific rules.

I also found Conflict in a list of game rules for sale on this site, if you want some official ones:

http://www.darwinsgamecloset.com/rules-page-2.html

Another option is to buy a copy of the game. I saw one on eBay as I was searching for the rules, so they are still out there.

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Unless the place you play charges rent for the table, after you buy & paint the model theres really nothing you have to pay for unless you buy scenery to play with.

The A in a units profile stands for attacks.

Mordor Orcs are 5pts each but for the following additioal points you can get;

Two handed sword/axe at 1pt,

Spear at 1pt,

Orc bow at 1pt,

Shield at 1pt,

Banner at 25pts, (max 1 per hero in same force).

It's 1250 points according to the newest Apocalypse book.

2 1/2 inches