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by multiple players, and then the players use their teams of figurines to go to war with the other side or sides. | by multiple players, and then the players use their teams of figurines to go to war with the other side or sides. | ||
There is no grid, but rather, the players measure distances of movement and weapon-range via tape-measures. | There is no grid, but rather, the players measure distances of movement and weapon-range via tape-measures. | ||
| + | The figurines must be arranged into small groups, which are called units, | ||
| + | and each unit must move in a cohesive manner. | ||
Warhammer's figurines are categorized into various factions. | Warhammer's figurines are categorized into various factions. | ||
Revision as of 07:34, 17 October 2024
Warhammer 40,000, also called Warhammer 40K, or WH40K, is one of the non-Total-War games that is popular among
Total War players. It is one of only 3 specific non-Total-War games that has a subforum that is dedicated to it.
It is called "40,000" becuz its mythos takes place in the year 40,000 CE.
Warhammer 40,000 is a table-top game in which meny figurines are arranged upon a flat surface by multiple players, and then the players use their teams of figurines to go to war with the other side or sides. There is no grid, but rather, the players measure distances of movement and weapon-range via tape-measures. The figurines must be arranged into small groups, which are called units, and each unit must move in a cohesive manner.
Warhammer's figurines are categorized into various factions.
A player's figurines must belong to the same faction.
The factions include, but are not limited to, The Imperium of Man, the chaos space marines,
the eldar AKA aeldari, and the orks.
