Exploring Warhammer
tomasrawlingsThis substack charts a book I’m currently writing about the creation of Warhammer 40,000 and what we can learn from that process. Looking at Rogue Trader (1987) to 2nd edition (1993) and how GW managed to 'bottle lightning' & the creative lessons there!
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First off a big thank you to all those who’ve read, commented or liked the posts. Not only is it helpful for my work, but great to see all the love for Warhammer old and new! In this newsletter I’m going to continue share and highlight some...
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When it comes to understanding the early evolution of Warhammer 40,000 you need to look at both the fantasy genre and the SF (Science Fiction) genre too. To quote Ian Livingstone, co-founder of Games Workshop, so-creator of the Fighting Fan...
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Welcome again to another article in my ongoing series of key documents in the history of Warhammer 40,000 Rogue Trader. White Dwarf issue 95 is our flix-max subject here.
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Back in the 80s, Citadel started a range of miniatures under the code ‘LE’ or Limited Edition where they would release a range of experimental, often sci-fi, often quite fun but also prescient of some later key Warhammer 40,000 ranges. In t...
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