Warhammer World has something for any gamer. You don't need to be part of the Warhammer hobby to have an awesome experience there.

Towards the end of 2020, I decided to try my hand at something I'd been thinking about for a while. I'm taking DGP live.

Games like Warhammer give people with autism a framework for how everything works. Socialising and making friends becomes so much easier.

If GW lived by the mantra they have taught their managers, we wouldn't be sat on age old Ork boyz. They're disgusting.

When GW released their plastic Nagash kit, few of us realised it was the first stone in an avalanche that would see the end of 8th...

There are a thousand other arguments on the exact same thing. "I don't like this particular rule, and now this game is ruined."

GW has a problem with scalpers reselling their Limited Edition stuff for a steep profit

Feel like games lack meaning? Wondering what the point is of playing the same opponent with the same army? Give narrative games a try.

Looking back on the last two years, you could be forgiven for thinking that the End Times really had come for Games Workshop. Their share...