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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Pictures of Chaos From 230 BCE to Warhammer 40K in 1987 AD
I’ve done my talk to the Warhammer Conference and next is the Games Workshop Research day. Thanks to both events for hosting me talking! As such I thought in this post I’d share some of the images (and thoughts) behind the topic; Chaos in t...
The Pre-40K Citadel Space Marines
It has been a bit of a gap since my last post, sorry about that - a lot going on in life right now (I’m fine, thanks for asking!) Anyhow, back to the topic we are all here for; Warhammer 40,000 Rogue Trader launched in October 1987 (at Game...
An Early August Update - Chaos Rising, Monsters, Aliens and One Ring to Bind Them All
Before I start, some news - as well as talking at the Warhammer Research Day 2025 (more info here) on 11th October, I’m now also going to be taking part in the 2nd Warhammer Conference 26th-27th September 2025! You can find the details here...
Cometh the Chaos, Cometh the Players
I’m very excited to say that I’m going to be talking at the Warhammer Research Day 2025 about the development of Chaos as a concept in Warhammer/40K.
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