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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 7997788" data-attributes="member: 6802378">The background of Warhammer 40.00 isn't my cup of tea, but it's is too dark, or it shows a very negative vision about the mankind, with a mindset of &quot;we have to destroy all it's different because we can't understand it&quot;. Let's say it would rather something more &quot;hopepunk&quot;. (yes, this last word is real). I bought some books of Warhammer Fantasy RPG, when it was black&amp;white pages. I guess because its art was very close to my loved &quot;Hero Quest&quot; board game. But I am not interested into the new editions. And the future of Warhammer franchises are in the videogame industry. I have heard Games Workshop is making more money with the videogames than the minitaures, and the age of the create your own minitaures with your 3D printer is arriving. And today they are lots of board games with minitaures for players who don't want to spend too much money. I remember my April's Fool was to say Hasbro had bought Games Workshop. I was kidding, but I don't say it was immposible.But the biggest cities the most of players would rather Warhammer because to find players for other wargamers is more difficult. And WotC has got plans to create its own wargame, maybe set in Birghtright.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 7997788, member: 6802378"] The background of Warhammer 40.00 isn't my cup of tea, but it's is too dark, or it shows a very negative vision about the mankind, with a mindset of "we have to destroy all it's different because we can't understand it". Let's say it would rather something more "hopepunk". (yes, this last word is real). I bought some books of Warhammer Fantasy RPG, when it was black&white pages. I guess because its art was very close to my loved "Hero Quest" board game. But I am not interested into the new editions. And the future of Warhammer franchises are in the videogame industry. I have heard Games Workshop is making more money with the videogames than the minitaures, and the age of the create your own minitaures with your 3D printer is arriving. And today they are lots of board games with minitaures for players who don't want to spend too much money. I remember my April's Fool was to say Hasbro had bought Games Workshop. I was kidding, but I don't say it was immposible. But the biggest cities the most of players would rather Warhammer because to find players for other wargamers is more difficult. And WotC has got plans to create its own wargame, maybe set in Birghtright. [/QUOTE]

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