Wobbly Player Syndrome - A Warhammer 40k Podcast
A podcast by a bunch of Aussies who love Warhammer 40k! Hosted by RedBelly, this crew of casual and competitive players rambles through the grimdark future with hobby updates, tactical hot takes, battle reports, and deep dives into all things Warhammer. Whether you're in it for the lore, the laughs, or just to hear grown adults argue over plastic soldiers, there's something here for every 40k enthusiast.
Wobbly Player Syndrome - A Warhammer 40k Podcast
Latest Episodes
11th Edition, Still in Beta? | Episode 103 | Wobbly Player Syndrome
Three months into Warhammer 40,000 11th Edition… how are we actually feeling about it?In this episode of Wobbly Player Syndrome, the crew takes stock of 11th Edition now that we’ve had time to get games on the table and move beyon...
Jack Of or Master Of | Episode 102 | Wobbly Player Syndrome
Wobbly Player Syndrome – Episode 102: Jack of All Trades or Master of One?Is it better to dedicate yourself to a single Warhammer 40,000 army and learn every trick, matchup and interaction—or embrace the hobby butterfly and collec...
Imperial Agents, Whats the Point? | Episode 101 | Wobbly Player Syndrome
Episode 101 of Wobbly Player Syndrome asks a simple question: what is the future of Imperial Agents in Warhammer 40,000?Despite receiving a full codex, new models, and ongoing support, Imperial Agents remain one of the least-played facti...
We Didn't Start The Meta | Episode 100 | Wobbly Player Syndrome
100 episodes. Eight years. Four editions. Countless balance dataslates.To celebrate Episode 100, the WPS crew reunites to look back at the journey from garage hammer and questionable recording setups to one of Australia's longest-running...
99 Problems But A Tactical Rock Aint One - Wobbly Player Syndrome ep 99
Episode 99 dives deep into the evolution of Warhammer miniatures — from the days of questionable lead casts and nightmare resin kits to the absurdly detailed models we get today.We talk hobby nostalgia, the rise of push-fit kits, the dis...
