Corvus Belli have been quietly building Warcrow into a full-blown fantasy miniatures ecosystem, and with the Mount Haven release we’re now at six factions. In this video I break down what Warcrow actually is, what you should buy first, how big the “real” game is (15–20 models a side for tournament-sized play), and where to find the rules, army builders, podcasts, Discord, and all the other rabbit holes you’ll inevitably fall into. I also run through the factions so you can work out which flavour of doom speaks to you—dwarven master plans, expansionist empires with secret police, tree-soul elves, northern migrations, relic-hoarding knights, and the deeply unsettling Scions of Yaldabaoth. The big headline, though, is material tech. I explain the difference between Siocast and the wonder-plastic Unicool, why Unicool is the closest thing to “industry standard” I’ve seen coming, and what that means in practice: detail, minimal mould lines, no sprues, and assembly that just… works. I also talk cost (starter battle packs vs action packs, expansions, and the painful truth that the DLC is basically mandatory), limited edition preorder minis, and what you need for a 3x3 board and terrain. Then, because I’m me, I end by dunking Unicool models in hot water and asking the only question that matters: when are we getting kakas in Warcrow?