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The Independent Characters | Warhammer 40k Podcast

The Independent Characters | Warhammer 40k Podcast

De: Carl Tuttle
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The Warhammer 40k Podcast that makes you a part of our gaming group! The Independent Characters is rated PG-13 and is family friendly. We have a positive outlook on the Warhammer 40k Hobby and explore all aspects of the Warhammer 40k Universe. Episodes release twice a month.The Indpendent Characters 2010
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  • Episode 276 - Adepticon 2026 Review
    Apr 12 2026

    What happens when The Independent Characters descend on Milwaukee for four straight days of Warhammer 40,000, other tabletop gaming, and everything Adepticon has to offer? In this episode, Carl, Adan, and Josh bring you their full review of Adepticon 2026, the games they played, the people they met, and the moments that made the trip worth it all.

    But this year, the crew wasn't just attending. They were running the show! Well... specifically the Warhammer 40,000 Flex event for the second year in a row. This is quickly becoming one of the convention's most dynamic, welcoming, and inclusive Warhammer 40k events, across all four days. What goes right, what goes sideways, and what keeps players coming back year after year?

    From the convention floor to the event organizer's perspective, we share the experiences, the highlights, and the hard-won lessons from one of the best weeks the hobby has to offer. Whether you've been to Adepticon or it's been on your bucket list, this episode will make you feel like you were right there with us.

    Time Stamps:

    • 0:00:00 - Show Intro, Elite Choice
    • 0:12:00 - Hobby Progress, and Games Played and Adepticon Review Part 1
    • 1:26:15 - Games Played and Adepticon Review Part 2
    • 2:35:15 - Final Discussion and Show Closing

    Relevant Links:

    • The Independent Characters Patreon
    • Tablewar! - SPONSOR
    • Herrick Games & Hobbies - SPONSOR
    • Goonhammer Media Network
    • Adepticon
    • Games Workshop
    • The Black Library
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    2 h y 41 m
  • Episode 275 - Model Rescue & Restoration
    Mar 9 2026

    In Episode 275 of The Independent Characters, we dive into one of the most satisfying corners of the hobby: Model Rescue & Restoration. Whether you've stumbled across a dusty army at a swap meet, grabbed a suspiciously cheap eBay lot, or inherited a box of badly painted miniatures from a friend, second-hand models can be a gold mine waiting to be rediscovered. In this episode we talk about how to evaluate used armies before you buy them, what warning signs to watch for, and how rescuing older models can save money, preserve classic sculpts, and give forgotten miniatures a second life on the tabletop.

    We also break down the practical side of the rescue process, from how to safely strip paint from plastic, metal, and resin models, repair broken parts, and rebuild units so they fit seamlessly into your existing collection. Along the way we share tips, tools, and a few cautionary tales from our own hobby workbenches. If you've ever looked at a battered old miniature and thought "this could be great with a little work," this episode is for you.

    Episode 275 releases March 9th, 2026.

    Time Stamps:

    • 0:00:00 – Show Intro, Elite Choice, Hobby Progress, and Games Played
    • 0:57:45 – Model Rescue & Recovery: Part 1
    • 1:47:50 – Model Rescue & Recovery: Part 1
    • 2:05:10 – Final Discussion and Show Closing

    Relevant Links:

    • The Independent Characters Patreon
    • Tablewar! – SPONSOR
    • Herrick Games & Hobbies – SPONSOR
    • Goonhammer Media Network
    • Adepticon
    • Games Workshop
    • The Black Library
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    2 h y 11 m
  • Episode 274 - Staging the Apocalypse
    Feb 23 2026

    What does it really take to stage a true Apocalypse game in the modern era of Warhammer 40,000? In this episode of The Independent Characters, we tackle "Staging the Apocalypse" - a deep dive into running cinematic mega-battles at 3,000+ points per side without letting the game grind to a halt. We will talk about how to make colossal games feel epic rather than exhausting, and we break down ideas on how to design, structure, and pace large-scale narrative events so every turn stays snappy and every player stays engaged.

    From table setup and activation structure to personal objectives and dramatic end-game triggers, we explore how to think like a Game Master instead of a tournament organizer. How do you handle Titans and super-heavies without drowning in dice rolls? And how do you end a mega-battle with a cinematic conclusion rather than fatigue on turn three? We share practical tools, hard-earned lessons, and the philosophy behind making these games unforgettable.

    We also address the big question: how do you run Apocalypse-style events now that Games Workshop no longer actively supports the format? With the right mindset and a willingness to simplify, narrative mega-battles may be more accessible, and more rewarding than ever.

    Time Stamps:

    • 0:00:00 - Show Intro, Elite Choice, Hobby Progress, and Games Played
    • 0:59:50 - Staging the Apocalypse: Part 1
    • 1:35:10 - Staging the Apocalypse: Part 2
    • 2:12:55 - Final Discussion and Show Closing

    Relevant Links:

    • The Independent Characters Patreon
    • Tablewar! - SPONSOR
    • Herrick Games & Hobbies - SPONSOR
    • Goonhammer Media Network
    • Painted Figs
    • Adepticon
    • Games Workshop
    • The Black Library
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    2 h y 23 m
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Carl and the Independent Characters gang do such a great job of talking about the world of 40k tabletop gaming and 40k literature. If you're interested in what the insane universe of Warhammer 40k has to offer, this is THE Warhammer 40k podcast to listen to.

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THE Warhammer 40k hobby podcast

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This is one of the single greatest 40k Podcasts of all time, the amount of love and passion that was poured into it. While it is slightly disappointing that all the episodes are not available especially now that the show has come to an end. This is because of the amount of goodwill and good healthy communities that this podcast has led directly to creating. Not to mention the numerous other podcasts that have sprung from this one or from those communities. From its humble beginning of the boiler room through the ups and downs of the various editions and life events, from the Fire relief efforts to the Astronomican recording studio and the partial destruction of that studio, this is one podcast that is worth the listen.

Thank you to Carl, Geoff, Adan, Justin, Aaron and all the other hosts I made have missed for 200+ episodes of your passion and life your all Heroes in my book.

This is a must listen

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The ICs have created more than a podcast....Carl and friends have created a community. This community helps each other, it gives back, and it cultivates new friendships. That's pretty amazing for a podcast about wargaming. Oh, and yes, listening to every 3+ hour show is highly entertaining, educational and addictive.

Few 40K Podcasts Come Close

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title says it all, it even has an audiobook if you don't feel like reading it but storm of iron is an awesome book. 1:07:30 is roughly when they actually start talking about the characters what the title says definitely recommend fast forwarding

storm of iron book is awesome

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