Manufacturers of wargaming miniatures and rules for using such. Critics describe their work as one-dimensional, overpriced, larger than scale, and decry their habit of invalidating entire ranges of miniatures by redrafting rulebooks every four years. Adherents praise their work as accessible, market leading, pioneering new scales for detailing purposes, and utilising the latest in bleeding edge demographic-tailored marketing strategies.
What is certain is that through shipstone operations on allied companies, a clever exclusivity campaign and various strategies they have become the largest wargaming company in the world; Though, in spite of their claim, not the only one.
What is certain is that through shipstone operations on allied companies, a clever exclusivity campaign and various strategies they have become the largest wargaming company in the world; Though, in spite of their claim, not the only one.
a:"Games Workshop just released a new edition of Warhammer!"
b:"Gee, after five tries, you think they'd get it right . . . "
b:"Gee, after five tries, you think they'd get it right . . . "
by D F Stuckey February 21, 2004
A wargaming miniature producing company, which is screwing over it's own customers, banning it's best advertisers (fans) and overall they are beginning to take a lead in a competition of companies treating the fans of their content like the poor pieces of meat they are.
Im so glad Games workshop is banning all the fan animations. They make me want to start supporting disney again.
by SantaPause024 July 22, 2021
by Ximo August 11, 2003
A Company that creates miniature, fantasy figurines, most notably Warhammer, and Lord of the Rings. With these figurines, people with no life, also know as Losers, engage in tabletop battles against other figurines, which often include Ogres, Trolls, Wizards, etc. These Losers often have nothing better to do in life and engage in other hobbies, such as internet pornography and online chess.
by Da Wierd One April 1, 2005