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wargames are bad for me

Before moving to Japan, I sold my whole Warhammer 40k collection, in all its (variously) painted, unpainted, primed, and half-finished glory. Since then I occasionally get a jonesing for placing flocked trees and handmade building terrain across a table and going at it. Sometimes I make the mistake of following links to sites like France's Confrontation or the steampowered mech game,
Warmachine, and suddenly my wallet seems in dire peril. [must... resist...] (thanks, Rennie!)

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