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I have Cryx, Retribution, Khador, Menoth, Legion and Skorne. I like to get a bit of variety. That being said, I have heard it time and time again that picking up at least 1 Hordes and 1 Warmachine...

A Ret army might be the way to go (sort of) since they don't have a specific battlebox. You can pick up a caster, a few 'jack kits (which are nice) to start out a 15 point game and just buy some...

That is quite the conversion, very nice.

The battle boxes are a good starting point for most armies (11-14 points). I started out with the Cryx set, and then bought the 2-player battle box when it came out (so I could try to teach a few...

If you want to even things up a bit, definitely go with a box of Widowmakers for the Khador. They are pretty useful in all point levels and work well with most warcasters.

My first battlebox game...

I would have to agree with the November/January time frame. I believe PP does Christmas bargains and that releasing them in December would be counter productive. Granted, we have only seen two of the...

Quite nice, the rust really brings out the corruption feel.

If you have purchased a Starter box that comes with the plastic 'jacks, I would definitely recommend magnetizing the jacks. Not only can you magnetize them for the plastic 'jack kits (which come with...

I am planning on either: Picking up my first Hordes army (haven't decided yet), picking up Retribution, and/or starting 'Nids when 6th comes out. Did I mention a Colossal?

I also went from a Battlebox sized game (~15 points) and progressed up to 35 points. However, I am being introduced to timed turns and Steamroller Scenarios, so I dropped it down to 25 points because...

Battle College can be a good start to learn about each faction, mainly for the list of abilities on each model. But yes, they do tend to be extreme in their views on quite a few models.