Thursday, 5 June 2025

Welcome to the next big step

Kim Sellstedt

At Milarki, our goal is to embrace every aspect of the Warhammer hobby and with Collections, we’re taking the next big step.

Whether you're a painter eager to showcase your beautifully painted minis, or a gamer curious to see the full scale of your army, you can now add your miniature collection directly into Milarki. It’s your personal hobby gallery, right on the platform.

But that’s just the beginning.

As you build your collection, our smart list parser will recognize the miniatures you own and begin linking them to the games you play. This growing interconnectivity means your real-world collection becomes part of your digital gaming experience.

Warhammer — especially Age of Sigmar — is a tactile, physical game at heart. Our vision is to bring that physical dimension into the digital space, enhancing your hobby without replacing it.

So start uploading, start showing off — and let your collection come to life.

But this is not everything we are adding. Several improvements and additions to the platform are joining Collections to make this update even bigger. Several things have been highly requested by you the users. 

Likes

We’re excited to introduce a modern way for you to show appreciation for your fellow users. Starting today, the ubiquitous Like button has officially joined Milarki!

Now you can express your support and admiration by liking other players activities across the platform. Whether someone created that cool character, impressed you with their skills, or just deserves a little love — hit that heart!

Don’t hold back — feel free to spread the love and shower the community with those hearts as we move forward together.

Followers

For a long time, our users had to dig deep into filter settings to manage their activity flow and keep track of what their friends and fellow gamers were up to.

Then came Clubs, which brought shared activity into one place. Now, we're taking the next big step.

Starting today, you can follow any user on the platform. With this new feature, switching from the global activity flow to a personalized view is just a click away. See what the people you care about have been up to — all without ever leaving the front page.

Lists

With our latest update, you can now save your army lists on Milarki for quick and easy access during your games. And since stats are linked directly to your lists, it’s easier than ever to see which setups are working best for you.

You can access your lists from the user menu in the top-right corner. From there, you’re free to parse and manage your lists to your heart’s content.

But that’s not all — lists are now making their way into the narrative side of Milarki as well. You can attach lists to your narrative armies, giving them even more depth and flexibility.

And the timing couldn’t be better. With the rollout of Collections, this is where the magic really starts to happen. Add real units to your collection, and you’ll see them automatically appear in your lists too.

Pairings

We’ve updated the tournament pairings system to make it more flexible and easier to use. With this improvement, tournament organizers should no longer need to do all the manual set up each round — saving time and effort.

Just a little quality-of-life upgrade to keep things running smoother.

The user profile

When we began work on Collections, we also took the opportunity to revisit the user profile page — and with this update, it’s received a major facelift.

Your profile is now packed with information, both at a glance and in greater depth.

Instead of cramming everything onto a single page, we’ve introduced a clean, expanded menu — just like the one used in Clubs — making it easier to navigate and explore your hobby footprint.

These are just the major changes and improvements coming with this update. We hope you like them and if you want to show us your support please become a subscriber. Its only through our Heroes and Behemoths that the page can keep running and we can do updates and additions like this. 

And remember to keep telling stories and make every casual game count.