Those gamers local to Greensborough will be keen to head to the Good Game Store next month to flex their warring muscles on a Warhammer 40K tabletop battlefield.
After 25 years since its inception, Warhammer 40K is still a very popular miniature war strategy game and is set in a dystopian future. It is particularly popular in the UK, where it was created by Rick Priestley, Richard Halliwell and Bryan Ansell, citing influences from authors such as Tolkien and H P Lovecraft.
Two or more players can duel and use miniature soldiers and warriors set on a terrain comprising hills, trees and buildings. There are also fantasy supernatural miniature figures such as orcs, dragons and elves that can engage in combat. Games can last many hours or even days, and devoted supporters spend much time assembling armies and painting them with a painstaking attention. Play is determined by dice throw and consultation with complex rule Books.
Due to the artistic and fantastic nature of games like this, events such as these will often be promoted with an eye-catching graphic design on Posters.
The Warhammer 40k – Wednesday Game Night is set to take place at the Good Game Store at 61 Main Street, Greensborough on 29th June, from 5 pm until 10 pm. Newcomers are welcome, and this is a rolling event.
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