In this episode of the Twintailed Podcast, I’m back from Ireland and immediately back on the grind—Path to Glory game played, weekly games with Jack incoming, and we’re both side-eyeing the incoming Battlescroll because it’s finally going to settle our little meta bet. From there, we jump into the Adepticon reveals, and I start by poking at the 40k announcements because, let’s be real, anything that happens over there can echo into Age of Sigmar later. The big 40k bits: objective circles potentially going away in favor of terrain-based scoring, scoring that changes depending on your army style (combat, movement, etc.), and a vague promise of narrative and competitive lining up. What I’m actually excited about, though, is the app update—built-in score tracking and (supposedly) a way to view your opponent’s rules in-game. If Age of Sigmar ever gets that kind of integrated “game center” experience, I’d be thrilled, because it’s way too hard right now to sanity-check rules without bouncing between apps. Then we get into the real meat: the new Spearhead set in ruined Embergard, with relic-style scoring and a board that actually looks like a city fight. From there it’s Cities of Sigmar hype—new heroes, heavy infantry vibes, grenadiers, and of course the Cogfort, which looks absolutely gigantic and completely unhinged in the best way.