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Loot Drop

Loot Drop #5 – Free Minis and a Reason to Subscribe

Slim pickings this week, not going to lie. The hobby world has been heads-down processing the 40k Armageddon launch and the Warhammer Summer Preview, so the free-finds calendar is a little quiet. Still managed to dig up two things worth your time. D&D Beyond Drops – The Subscription Perk That Keeps Growing If you’re already

Redgrass Everlasting Wet Palette Painter Lite - best miniature painting palette for D&D
Workspace

Best Miniature Painting Palette for D&D

If you’ve ever sat down to paint a D&D mini and come back to a dried-out clump on your palette, you already know the problem. Acrylic paints dry fast – sometimes faster than it takes to mix the right color. The right miniature painting palette solves that completely, and once you use one, you’ll wonder

The Mini Workshop Loot Drop - free finds for miniature painters
Loot Drop

Loot Drop #4 – A Free Comic, a Free Adventure, and a Free Mini

Three freebies landed this week, and all of them are worth grabbing. No subscriptions, no strings – just free stuff for D&D fans. D&D: Magefall (Free Comic from Dark Horse) Dark Horse Comics released a free D&D comic as a prologue to their upcoming Magefall series – and it’s a straight PDF download, no account

The Mini Workshop Loot Drop - free finds for miniature painters
General

GW’s Pre-Painted Terrain Is Here: What It Means for D&D Players

Games Workshop just confirmed that pre-painted terrain is real, it’s good, and pre-orders open tomorrow – Saturday June 6 at 1pm EST. If you’ve been following the 40k community this week, you’ve already seen the photos. If you haven’t: power cables with actual black-and-yellow striping. Screen readouts. Glowing lamp effects. All of it straight out

Artis Opus Series S Kolinsky sable brushes for miniature painting
Brushes

Artis Opus Series S Review: The Best Miniature Painting Brushes in 2026

For the best part of a decade, the answer to “what’s the best brush for painting miniatures?” was straightforward: Winsor & Newton Series 7. They were the consensus recommendation across forums, YouTube tutorials, and hobby store counters worldwide. That’s no longer the case. In 2026, the community has largely shifted to the Artis Opus Series

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