Editorials

GW’s choice of armies for Warhammer The Old World has some people scratching their heads, but we think this is the shocking reason behind it!

Mysterious new shipments arriving at local stores may prove that Games Workshop is out of touch with customers in ways no one had considered.

The mystery of what order the new 10th Edition codex books will release may be solved with the easy-to-follow pattern from 8th and 9th Edition Warhammer 40k!

For the past few months, Games Workshop has hyped every release like crazy but then has allowed scalpers to take over just days after the actual release.

Amid tons of resin kits going to plastic or disappearing forever, Forge World isn’t going anywhere anytime soon; here’s why.  

We would love to see Games Workshop start using Made To Order (MTO) to get people what they can’t produce enough of, not random reprints of models.

Looking at the latest Made to Order (MTO) offerings from GW, exclusives seem to mean nothing now, which is good and bad for hobbyists.

The new Chaos Space Marines MTO prices from GW don’t seem to make sense, as you can actually score them cheaper from the secondary market.

The new Winged Tyranid Prime really isn’t doing it for us, as we want the 10th Edition Tyranids rework for Warhammer 40k to be amazing!

After weeks of removing the word Primaris from their previews, GW went out of its way to put them back into Warhammer 40k 10th Edition.

The internet is mad at Games Workshop influencers and content creators for shilling for things like the new Kill Team Boxes, or Lion El’Jonson as prices spike because of low supply and allocations.

Games Workshop seems to be taking the creator out of their content with no recognition for artists that work or contribute to them, only hands…

It looks like GW has resurrected their Start Collecting boxes after years in the grave with the new Arks of Omen Boarding Patrol boxes.

Here is the surprising reason why we think Games Workshop is finally doing a good job and giving hobbyists what they have been asking for.

According to some, the writing is on the wall for Games Workshop as one of its most famous miniature lines may be about to be dethroned.

Major games like Warhammer 40k and Marvel Crisis Protocol always struggle with these balance issues amid global supply chain disruptions.

Games Workshop finally did something right for a change, and well quite frankly no one seems to care. Is it too little, too late for Warhammer 40k?

GW may be setting itself up for failure with 10th Edition 40k with a huge backlash, just like they got from Age of Sigmar.