Games Workshop has unveiled a bunch of new models for their various games at the Games Manufacturer's Association's private trade show.
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This release comes hot on the heels of the "Blood of the Phoenix" boxed set release.
And, if you just want more Daemons of Chaos, feel free to mention that too My Nurgle army is getting large.
Hello there, loyal readers and fans of all manner of games produced by Games Workshop! Today I have a somewhat different review than anything you're used to seeing from me, or that I'm used[...]
This release heralds the return of the Seraphon into the modernized, streamlined fray of Age of Sigmar with a new Battletome geared for the newer ruleset.
We got a chance to review the "Start Collecting! Sylvaneth" box for Warhammer: Age of Sigmar, and that's just what we're doing!
Games Workshop is getting really, really busy this Valentine's Day weekend!
However, to talk about both together seems like we are overlooking the big question: Who made the hammer?
My theory: This is a Chaos Dwarf hammer made by Games Workshop for their upcoming game, Warhammer: The Old World.
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Yes, I'm calling this now Even though the old art above this paragraph shows a number of[...]
I have a treat for those of you who are invested in Warhammer: Age of Sigmar, one of Games Workshop's beloved wargames, in the form of a battle report.
This massive reveal encompasses many games, from Warhammer 40,000 to Warhammer: Age of Sigmar, to Warhammer Quest and beyond. That's a lot of Warhammer!
Nurgle has a tendency to be slow-moving, and as such the presence of Nurgle can be felt for a good while after he leaves.
Katakros stands quite oppressively with his retinue, an entourage of multiple advisors and guards. This is a pretty imposing model to behold.
Games Workshop is expanding its empires at an astronomical pace. There is going to be a television show based on their Warhammer 40,000 brand of hobbyist wargames!
New Adeptus Sororitas goodies for Warhammer 40,000 are available to be preordered on Games Workshop's web store!
Recently, it has been revealed that Games Workshop is putting out a new line of games, known as the Space Marine Adventures, out in mass-market retailers such as Target as well as stores like Barnes & Noble.
Today, we are looking at the kit for The Glottkin, a trio of brothers from the family Glott, who were unspeakably twisted by the whims of Nurgle.
Games Workshop has assigned multiple in-game utilities to the terrain in their games, the Gnarlmaw being no exception.
I felt it apt to review a large, jolly being with plenty of smaller creatures in his employ, and gifts to give everyone... That isn't Father Christmas.
Hopefully, this review will sate potential players' desire for spreading the literal filth that is Nurgle.
We at Bleeding Cool got ahold of the "Feast of Bones" boxed set for Warhammer: Age of Sigmar, and wish to review it for you!
Last Sunday, I wrote a piece detailing a few trading card games which, while being super cool in concept, failed to attract a huge audience of players.
On Wednesday, the NOVA Open, a large wargaming convention and tournament site, began, renewing old grudges and starting bitter new rivalries.
Games Workshop has come out with a whole multitude of different wargames.