Editorials

Games Workshop handed out £20 million in Warhammer bonuses, but can’t even stock store shelves worldwide; what is going on in Nottingham? 

GW’s sweeping lawsuit hit 280 sellers for Warhammer trademark issues, but it seems like they targeted plenty of the wrong companies. 

GW slashed the number of 40k Space Wolves Army Sets and Chapter Approved Mission Decks that stores could pre-order, in their latest allocations update.

Here’s the latest on Games Workshop’s worldwide Warhammer crackdown affecting 280 sellers, frozen bank accounts, and sales platforms.

Recent news of a tariff truce is promising and is sending stock markets skyrocketing; here is what it could mean for miniatures, paints, board games, and supplies now!

Games Workshop is striking back at Warhammer creators with takedowns once again, and fan channels are scrambling—here’s what’s going on.

Warhammer 40k appears to be losing its unique charm; here’s why we think the rule of cool is fading, and ideas on how to still keep the hobby enjoyable.

Games Workshop’s new lifetime Warhammer miniature/product guarantee and gift return policy (we’ll also dive into no receipt) looks good on paper, but the details seem to make it kind of a stretch…

Collector’s edition or not, Warhammer 40k codex books don’t age like fine wine; here’s why they fade in value and probably aren’t true collectibles. 

Tabletop wargaming gets political with FIGHT FOR AMERICA, a print-at-home board game built around Jan 6th and designed by Alessio Cavatore.

Chaos Daemons lost their codex spot as Games Workshop shifted them into Chaos Space Marine legion armies and a permanent index slot for 10th edition; here are their current rules.

Your guide to the burning questions about Female Space Marines, their place in the Warhammer 40k lore, and the community debate.

  After weeks of community complaints, the Warhammer 40k Orks More Dakka Detachment has been NERFED with updated new rules by GW themselves.

Warhammer and tabletop game prices (in general) may skyrocket thanks to new tariffs, and now’s the time to grab your minis before costs go up.

Another trend in GW’s design department is three things (like tactical rocks) that make Warhammer miniatures instantly cooler.

Forge World died quietly when GW replaced its 40k models rules and products as part of a website merger between Forgeworld.co.uk and the new Warhammer site.

Games Workshop plans out its major Warhammer new edition releases (like 11th Edition 40k) in three-year cycles; here’s what’s next for 2025!

Get the latest 40k rules and news from Wahapedia, the Warhammer 10th Edition resource site, that Games Workshop has targeted with copyright claims and more.