Humble and Black Library have teamed up again to bring Stories from the Worlds of Warhammer back to the platform.
Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay
Warhammer is the fantasy roleplaying game created by Games Workshop as the companion to Warhammer Fantasy Battle.
There have been a few license holders and companies responsible for publishing Warhammer FRPG. The latest is Cubicle 7 who published the 4th edition in August 2018.
Warhammer Articles
Discover the blog's posts tagged with Warhammer. This collection covers topics in Books, Geek Stuff, and Tabletop & RPGs.
Brexit costs Games Workshop £2 million in six months as half-year statement notes the company’s refusal to be “politically correct”
Games Workshop’s final half-year report for 2021 to 2022 is out. The company has grown revenue but made less profit. It’s taking cash in, but something’s eating it up more quickly.
The Old World: Grim and Perilous – Unofficial fan-made Warhammer Genesys RPG gets a big update
In full colour and carefully made, the game combines elements of Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay with the simplicity of the Genesys system.
Light touch; big flavour: A review of Soulbound: Champions of Order
The core of the 140+ page book is the new Archetypes it offers through the vessel of sub-factions.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #132
A summary of RPGs news from the week with freebies from WotC and others, indie news, tips and reviews.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #131
A look at which games published this year have sold the best and other RPG news!
The other best selling fantasy RPGs of 2021
This league table looks like the top 20 fantasy RPGs published this year and sold the best.
Warhammer World Building: Build Your Own Empire
This month Warhammer World Building covers what the final chapter of the Enemy Within, the Empire in Ruins Companion, brings to WFRP.
80% off 2e Malifaux and Warhammer: Age of Sigmar in Wayland’s Black Friday sale
Wayland Games is Europe’s largest independent tabletop games retailer, and they’ve adopted the United State’s tradition of Black Friday. It means sales.
Fishhook grim: A review of Middenheim – City of the White Wolf for Warhammer 4e
Cubicle 7’s Warhammer 4 likes to use the words “grim” and “perilous” to describe the game and accessories. It’s entirely fair. The Middenheim city and surrounding setting remind me of a dark and deadly Skyrim, faintly Scanadvian but evil and all Old World.
