Age of Sigmar has a ton of factions, and with the Helsmiths of Hashut finally showing up after years of Chaos Dwarf rumors, I wanted to tackle the big question: should you actually play them? In this video I break down their core playstyles—double-flavored shooting (artillery plus ranged infantry), a legit melee punch with Bull Centaur cavalry and big bull-construct monsters, and a surprisingly deep magic/prayer package that can support mortal-damage “bomb” turns. Even as a first wave release, the book already feels fleshed out, with enough unit variety that you can build a castle, march up the board, or mix both. The real identity of the army is the Demonic Power Points system. You desolate objectives/terrain (as long as you’re not in combat) to ramp points over the game, then redistribute those points every turn to flex between defense, movement, and offense. I also go over the four battle formations and why they’re controversial: they only turn on at 3 DPP, so you’re generally playing for stronger mid-to-late game turns rather than spiking early. From there I do a full roster overview (heroes, infantry, war machines, artillery), talk hobby expectations, where they land on the elite-vs-horde spectrum, and I even sketch a sample 2,000-point shopping list with a rough cost estimate—because let’s be real, that matters when you’re choosing your next army.