The Oldhammer Fiction Podcast

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A podcast of readings and analysis of the Warhammer fiction of 1989-95 https://anchor.fm/lewis-davies8 https://ko-fi.com/oldhammerfictionpodcast

This stuff is so interesting when we talk about politics in warhammer because like, its true that warhammer draws on a diverse range of influences, some quite radical, but like, Dark Angels aren't called Dark Angels because of Section 28, are they? I see your point, but thats just not true is it?

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I think its interesting to think of the "love/hate" relationship specifically....Maybe the first inkling of being into them but disliking them was when the price of WD went up from £1.50 to, I think, 1.95. Or when I realised that, unlike 3rd edition WFB, 4th edition WFB gave you no magic rules.

Jon "The Warhammer Modeller"@warhammermodeller.bsky.social · 4w ago

Hobby question for everyone, When and what started your love hate relationship with Games Workshop? I ask this as I feel I was quite young. 1984/85 Warhammer first edition and Bloodbath at Orcs Drift from 2nd edition.... I was 4 they may have been some of the first things I read on my own

Let's Play Chess illustrated by John Bolton is is really important to fantasy wargaming because you get it and then find out chess isnt very much like John Bolton illustrations in Let's Play Chess but what if there was a game more like the illustrations in Let's Play Chess?

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Okay. This is a bit of a weird question, but how ashamed were you of being into warhammer as a kid? The reason I am asking this is because I am still batting around the idea of writing something about sexuality and warhammer and an idea that I keep coming back to is the shame of being into