There are numerous books and novels set in the Warhammer, 40k, and LOTD universe. Of them Dan Abnett has written quite a few, and has been proclaimed as the harbinger of good gaming literature. His writing vies on the level of Tom Clancy, and his mastery of the english language is unparrallelled. The Founding covers the first three books of his world renoun Gaunt’s Ghost series.
Warhammer 40,000, The Tabletop Battlegame of the Far Future, allows you to wage war with armies of Citadel miniatures across tabletop battlefields in the ultimate contest of strategy and skill. Each player is a general, who must choose his finest warriors, decide upon cunning battle plans and strategies and lead his followers to victory or death. Games can vary in size from small skirmishes of just a few dozen models per side, to massive clashes with literally hundreds of miniatures.
Warhammer, the game of Fantasy Battles, allows you to wage war with armies of Citadel miniatures across tabletop battlefields in the ultimate contest of strategy and skill. Each player is a general, who must choose his finest warriors, decide upon cunning battle plans and strategies and lead his followers to victory or death. Games can vary in size from small skirmishes of just a few dozen models per side, to massive clashes with literally hundreds of miniatures.
This project will be on the Games Workshop franchise, and the games that follow it. I will be outlining all of the games that Games Workshop has- including Warhammer, Warhammer 40,000, and The Lord of the Rings. There are also several PC and console games which I will discuss, as well as many book titles. The main games that GW offers are that of the tabletop battle kind. The games are similiar to that of Dungeons and Dragons titles, and are played in much a similiar fashion, with the exception that Games Workshop titles revolve around entire armies instead of just individuals.
