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Griffon

**Griffons** are wild and dangerous creatures that hunt from the tallest crags of the northern Worlds Edge Mountains. Brave adventurers seek out their high nests and steal chicks to raise in captivity. Only in this way can a Griffon ever be made tame enough to allow anyone to ride it, and even then they are temperamental and ferocious beasts.

The Emperor Karl Franz is famous for his extensive collection of creatures including the Griffon Deathclaw, who the Emperor has ridden into battle on many occasions. Taken from its nest as an egg and raised by the Emperor himself, Deathclaw formed an unusually close bond with his master and even learned to obey commands. Deathclaw used to fly free above Altdorf and return to his cage in the evening (much to the relief of the citizens).

During the battle of Blood Keep Deathclaw stood over the fallen Emperor, defying his enemies to come near and slaying several who tried. Although the Emperor was so badly wounded that it took many months for him to recover his strength, it was thanks to the uncanny loyalty of Deathclaw that he survived to fight another day.

Griffons have fierce heads with a hooked beak like that of a huge bird of prey. Their forequarters too are feathered, with scaly limbs bearing foreclaws which are bird-like and razor sharp. Behind its huge feathered wings the Griffon's body is furred and it has huge clawed feet and a tail like that of a great hunting cat such as a lion or tiger. Some Griffons have great golden pelts like mountain lions, other have skins which are spotted or striped, or black as night.

## 1st edition

   In the first edition of Warhammer, griffons were a type of monster.

### Special rules

* Cause fear in man sized or smaller units.
* In *Forces of Fantasy*, they were available as a unit of the Chaos race and cost 125 points. They could be ridden as mounts by characters. They had a 20% chance of having chaotic attributes.

## 4th edition

### Special rules

* **Fly:** The Griffon has great wings which enable it to *fly* up to 24" as described in the Warhammer rulebook.
* **Terror:** The Griffon causes *terror* as described in the Warhammer rulebook. Remember creatures that cause terror automatically cause *fear* as well.
* **Bound monster:** The Griffon is a ferocious creature that must be bound by magic or years of training before it will fight. The Griffon is subject to the Bound Monster rule - see the Monsters section of the Warhammer rulebook.
Darktide Rejects Will Rise

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Giant riding reptile

A **giant riding reptile** was a creature from the 1st edition of Warhammer. It represented many different varied reptile mounts, often with wings.

## Stats

### Special rules

* They cause fear in units within 8" and terror in any they attack.
* When attacking a giant riding reptile all hits count against the reptile, and the rider cannot be attacked until the mount is killed. When the reptile has been killed the rider is dismounted and may be attacked on foot.
* In *Forces of Fantasy*, they cost 115 points. They were part of the Marauding monsters army and were bound by the rules for that race.
HeroQuest Advanced Quest

**HeroQuest Advanced Quest Edition** (also known by the German version name "HeroQuest Master Edition") is Milton Bradley's approach to a Dungeons & Dragons-style adventure game. One player acts as game master, revealing the maze-like dungeon piecemeal as the players wander. Up to four other players take on a character (wizard, elf, dwarf or barbarian) and venture forth into dungeons on fantasy quests. Miniature plastic characters and doll-house style furniture make this game very approachable. Expansions were also released for this system.

The HeroQuest series consists of the main game and number of expansions.

**HeroQuest Advanced Quest Edition** adds 12 miniatures ("black guards") with 4 kinds of detachable weapons and a new 13 part adventure "The Dark Company" to the basic HeroQuest Box.
Gorkamorka

***Gorkamorka*** is a tabletop skirmish wargame set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, originally released by Games Workshop in 1997. The game is set on the desert world of Angelis, where rival factions of Orks battle for control of resources and territory.

## Gameplay

In Gorkamorka, players assemble and customize small warbands of Orks, each with their own unique weapons and abilities. The game is played on a tabletop battlefield, represented by a set of terrain features such as buildings, rocks, and vehicles.

The objective of the game is to lead your warband to victory by capturing resources, completing missions, and defeating rival warbands. Players must manage their resources carefully, as running out of fuel, ammunition, or scrap can be disastrous.

One unique aspect of Gorkamorka is the inclusion of mob rules. In addition to the standard game mechanics, each Ork warband is subject to a set of humorous and unpredictable rules, which can lead to unexpected outcomes and add to the game's chaotic atmosphere.

## Legacy

Gorkamorka was a commercial and critical success, and helped to establish Games Workshop as a leader in the tabletop wargaming hobby. The game has since become a cult classic, and remains popular among Warhammer 40,000 enthusiasts.

The game has also inspired a number of spinoff products, including a series of novels, comic books, and video games. Gorkamorka has been reprinted several times over the years, and continues to have a dedicated fanbase.
Hallowed Knights: Plague Garden

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Harald Deathwolf

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Goff Rocker Festive Tour Poster

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## Description

Official Goff Rocker Festive Tour Poster.

## Details

Printed on 190g glossy paper.
Shipped in a super durable cardboard tube.

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Darktide Zealot

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Grim Repast Cover

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Ghoul

**Ghouls** are creatures from the Warhammer world.

## 1st edition

   In the first edition of Warhammer, ghouls were a type of Undead creature and cost 9 points each.

### Special rules

* Hits from Ghouls are poisoned.
* In *Forces of Fantasy*, they were subject to Undead instability.

## 4th edition

### Special rules

* **Fear:** They cause fear.
* **Combat:** If beaten in combat they will always flee.
* **Pursuit:** If they beat their enemies they will not pursue but instead feed on the corpses. They continue feeding until they are charged or there are enemies within 12" and a 4 or more is rolled on a D6.
Ghost

**Ghosts** are creatures from the Warhammer world.

   In the first edition of Warhammer, ghosts were a type of undead creature.

* In combat each hit caused by a ghost requires the victim to save against terror or die.

## 4th edition

### Special rules

* **Fear:** They cause fear.
* **Immune to psychology:** Not affected by fear, terror, panic or other psychology tests.
* **Combat results:** If a unit of ghosts fail a break test they are destroyed. Any units fighting ghosts have to take a break test at the end of every turn even if they win the combat.
* **Ethereal:** Can move through obstacles and difficult terrain with no penalties.
* **Combat:** Cannot be harmed by anything except magic weapons, daemons or magic spells.
Giant carrion

The **giant carrion beetle** was a creature from the 1st edition of Warhammer.

## Stats

### Special rules

* They can squirt a digusting, slimy liquid at their enemies if attacked, which causes blindness for 1-6 moves if it gets in the enemies' eyes (15% chance).
* They are subject to stupidity.
* They cause fear in men, halflings and elves.
* They fear fire.
* In *Forces of Fantasy*, they cost 3 points. They were part of the Marauding monsters army and were bound by the rules for that race.
Gold dragon

The **gold dragon** was a type of dragon in the Warhammer world.

## 1st edition

   In the 1st edition, gold dragons were a type of monster.

### Special rules

* They have a 75% chance of being intelligent. There is then a further 50% chance of being a wizard with mastery level 1 and 1-6 spells, and then a further 50% chance of having mastery level 2 also.
* May breath poisonous fumes, as per the Green dragon rules (but with 5 I for the breath), or breath fire, as per the fire dragon rules.
* They are not subject to fear or terror unless caused by Gods of Greater Demons.
* Cause fear in any enemy within 15", and terror in any enemy they are attacking.
* Have night vision up to 16".
* In *Forces of Fantasy*, they cost 710 points as part of a Goodly hosts or Marauding monsters army, and were subject to the rules of those armies.
Harlequins

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Gloomspite Gitz Poster

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## Details

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Dark elf

A **dark elf** or **night elf** was a base unit of the Dark Elves race.

In the 1st edition, they were known as **night elves**.

* Often unaffected by fear and terror, although this is always stated in the rules of the fear-causing creature.
* They hate other elves.
* In *Forces of Fantasy*, the above unit was known as a **dark warrior** in the Dark Elves race and cost 8 points. They also had no movement penalty through tunnels or buildings.

## 2nd edition

In the second edition, dark elves were chaos or evil aligned units that cost 7¾ points each.

## 3rd edition

In the third edition, the dark elf warriors cost 11 points each.

### Special rules

* Cause fear in units of goblins less than twice their own strength.
* Suffer double movement penalties for wearing armour.
* They hate other elf kindreds.

## 4th & 5th edition

   In the fourth edition, the dark elf warriors cost 10 points each.

### Special rules

* **Hate High Elves:** They are affected by hatred of High Elves.
Great Battles of Middle-earth: The Battle of Five Armies

This is a self contained miniatures battle game based on the **Battle of the Five Armies** in J.R.R Tolkien's book "The Hobbit". It uses 10mm miniature figure blocks for each of the forces present. The game system is based on Warmaster also by Games Workshop.

The game comes with all the unpainted plastic miniatures and terrain, an unpainted plastic modular hill and a colour printed cardstock river, needed to play the game. The miniatures can be clipped together to be able to play the game relatively quickly, or they can be glued together and painted by those who want a more satisfying visual miniatures game.

The main scenario of the game is the Battle of Five Armies, but rules are included to allow design of your own scenarios. The game was expanded by metal miniatures sold separately in blister packs, but these are no longer available. The rules to include these are included in the game box.
Fulgrim: The Palatine Phoenix

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Gloomspite Gitz Slogan Poster

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## Details

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Shipped in a super durable cardboard tube.

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Disciples of Tzeentch Poster

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## Details

Printed on 190g glossy paper.
Shipped in a super durable cardboard tube.

## Poster Sizes

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* 12 x 18 inches
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* 18 x 12 inches
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Grimnir and Vulcatrix

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Gallery:Painting Sets

Space Marine Paint Set 1986Citadel Colour Paint Set 1 1988Citadel Colour Paint Set 2 1988Creature Paint Set 1988Monster Paint Set 1988Expert Paint Set 1988Citadel Colour Paint Set 1988Ork & Eldar Paint Set 1989Advanced Heroquest Paint Set 1991Metallic Paint Set 1991Epic Battle Paint Set 1992Citadel Colour Paint Set: Blood Angels 1994Citadel Colour Paint Set: Glazes 1994Citadel Colour Paint Set: Ork and Gretchin 1994Citadel Colour Paint Set: Tyranids 1995Citadel Colour Paint Set: Skaven 1995Citadel Colour Paint Set: Dark Angels 1995Citadel Colour Paint Set: Ultramarines 1995Warhammer 40,000 Paint Set 1998
Guilliman’s Council

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## Guilliman’s Council

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Firepower

*Firepower* is a bi-monthly magazine published by Games Workshop, a British tabletop gaming company. The magazine is dedicated to providing hobbyists with news, tips, and tactics related to the company's line of tabletop wargames, including Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar.

## History

The first issue of Firepower was published in 1987 as a spin-off from the company's White Dwarf magazine, which had been covering Games Workshop's various tabletop wargames since 1977. Firepower was specifically focused on Warhammer 40,000, which had been released the previous year, and provided players with in-depth analysis of army lists, painting guides, battle reports, and hobby tips.

Over the years, Firepower evolved to cover other Games Workshop games, including Warhammer Fantasy Battle, Necromunda, and Battlefleet Gothic, as well as other tabletop wargames from third-party publishers. In addition to game-specific content, the magazine also included interviews with game designers and hobbyists, as well as coverage of major gaming events and tournaments.

In 2014, Games Workshop announced that it would be discontinuing Firepower in favor of a new digital platform called Warhammer Community, which would provide similar content as well as interactive features such as forums and social media integration.

## Content

Firepower covers a wide range of topics related to tabletop wargaming, including army list building, miniature painting and modeling, terrain building, and game tactics. The magazine also includes regular columns and features such as:

* Battle Report: A detailed account of a game played by the magazine's editors, complete with photographs and tactical analysis.
* Designers' Notes: An interview with a game designer about their creative process and the development of new products.
* Conversion Corner: A showcase of reader-submitted customizations and conversions of Games Workshop miniatures.
* The Painting Clinic: Tips and techniques for improving miniature painting skills.
* Rules Review: A critical analysis of the rules for a specific army or game system.

In addition to print content, Firepower also included free gifts with some issues, such as miniatures, terrain pieces, or exclusive gaming accessories.

## Legacy

Although Firepower is no longer published, it remains a popular resource for hobbyists and collectors, with back issues and collections of the magazine available for purchase online. The magazine is also remembered as a valuable source of historical information about Games Workshop's various games, and its battle reports and tactics articles continue to inspire players to this day.
Hammer and Bolter (magazine)

**Hammer and Bolter** was a magazine published by Games Workshop. This unique publication was dedicated to showcasing short stories, artwork, and background lore set in the grim and darkly futuristic Warhammer 40,000 universe.

## Description

Hammer and Bolter magazine was designed to cater to the passionate and imaginative community of Warhammer 40,000 enthusiasts. It provided readers with a platform to explore the vast and dystopian universe through the lens of fiction. Each issue of the magazine was a treasure trove of short stories, showcasing the diverse aspects of this richly detailed setting.

## Content

The magazine's content spanned a wide range of topics and styles, making it a captivating read for Warhammer 40,000 fans:

### Short Stories

The heart of Hammer and Bolter was its collection of short stories. These tales spanned various genres within the Warhammer 40,000 universe, from gritty and grimdark narratives to epic battles featuring iconic characters. Authors from both within and outside Games Workshop's stable contributed, offering unique perspectives on this dystopian future.

### Artwork and Illustrations

Stunning artwork and illustrations were an integral part of Hammer and Bolter. The magazine featured eye-catching visuals that brought the Warhammer 40,000 universe to life. From intricate character portraits to sprawling battle scenes, the artwork added depth and immersion to the stories.

### Background Lore

Warhammer 40,000 is renowned for its deep lore, and Hammer and Bolter delved into this narrative tapestry. It provided readers with insights into the various factions, planets, and characters that populate the grim future. The background lore articles expanded on the universe's history, technology, and the dark forces that shape it.

### Interviews and Features

The magazine occasionally included interviews with authors, artists, and game designers. These features offered readers a glimpse behind the scenes, providing insights into the creative process behind Warhammer 40,000's development and storytelling.

### Fan Contributions

Hammer and Bolter occasionally featured contributions from the Warhammer 40,000 community. This allowed fans to showcase their creativity through short stories, artwork, or hobby-related content, fostering a sense of community and shared enthusiasm.
Glory of the Chapter

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Harlequins Warriors Poster

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## Details

Printed on 190g glossy paper.
Shipped in a super durable cardboard tube.

## Poster Sizes

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**Portrait Posters:**

* 12 x 18 inches
* 16 x 24 inches
* 24 x 36 inches
* 32 x 48 inches

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* 18 x 12 inches
* 24 x 16 inches
* 36 x 24 inches
Harbinger (magazine)

Harbinger was a bi-monthly magazine published by Games Workshop that focused on the company's range of science fiction and fantasy tabletop games. The magazine was first released in November 1997, and was published until 1999 when it was discontinued.

The magazine featured articles on painting and modelling, battle reports, and new rules and scenarios for games such as Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Fantasy Battle. Each issue also included a free miniature or accessory.

Despite its short run, Harbinger is remembered fondly by fans of Games Workshop's games. The magazine featured high-quality articles and artwork, and was praised for its focus on the company's entire range of games.
Heroes for DungeonQuest

***Heroes for DungeonQuest*** is an expansion for the original DungeonQuest board game, first published in 1987 by Games Workshop. The expansion adds 8 new heroes to the game, each with their own unique abilities, strengths, and weaknesses.

The new heroes include the Alchemist, who can create powerful potions to aid in their quest, the Berserker, who gains strength as they take damage, and the Necromancer, who can raise the dead to fight for them. Other heroes include the Elf Ranger, the Dwarf Slayer, the Knight Templar, the Paladin, and the Sorcerer.

Each hero is represented by a miniature figure and a character card that outlines their abilities and stats. The expansion also includes new room cards and treasure cards, adding even more variety to the game.

Heroes for Dungeonquest adds new options and strategies to the original game, making it a must-have for fans of the original Dungeonquest.
Ghoulslayer (art)

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Fulgrim: Visions of Treachery

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Grey Knights Burial Procession

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Genestealer Cults The Rising Tide Poster

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## Description

Official Genestealer Cults The Rising Tide Poster.

## Details

Printed on 190g glossy paper.
Shipped in a super durable cardboard tube.

## Poster Sizes

Posters are available in a range of sizes to cater to your preferences and requirements. Whether you favor a portrait or landscape orientation, Warhammer Merchandise offer the following size options:

**Portrait Posters:**

* 12 x 18 inches
* 16 x 24 inches
* 24 x 36 inches
* 32 x 48 inches

**Landscape Posters:**

* 18 x 12 inches
* 24 x 16 inches
* 36 x 24 inches
Gigantic Spider

The **Gigantic Spider** is a monster. It is also known as a **Giant spider**.

The spiders that crawl through the dark forests of the Old World are huge and bloated creatures, many so large that the Forest goblins ride them as other races ride horses. The horrific spiders that haunt the pits of Naggaroth are no smaller and no less vicious, though dark in colour, red-eyed and malicious like the Dark Elves themselves. But even these monster are not the largest of their kind. There are spiders of unbelievable antiquity and size, the mothers and fathers of untold lesser spiders, Gigantic Spiders that wait in the darkest corners of the dim forests and blackest tunnels.

These monsters are rare and only the foolhardy would attempt to seek them out. The Night Goblins worship them, and are sometimes eaten by them, and occasionally, just once or twice in every hundred years, a Night Goblin Shaman crazed with spider bites will successfully master a Gigantic Spider to ride into battle.

## 1st edition

   In the first edition, they were known as Giant spiders.

### Special rules

* The bite of a giant spider is poisonous.
* There is a 5% chance per turn of any creature passing through a spider den becoming ensnared in its web. This chance goes up to 15% at night. Once entrapped there is a 10% chance per move of breaking free - if the victim does not escape within 3 turns then it becomes exhausted and incapable of escaping or resisting attack. An enchanted weapon with powers over Undead, Demonic and God types increases the chances of breaking free to 50% per turn.
* They cause fear in men, halflings and elves.
* They fear fire.
* In *Forces of Fantasy*, they cost 30 points. They were part of the Marauding monsters army and were bound by the rules for that race.

## 4th edition

### Special rules

* **Fear:** Gigantic Spiders are horrifying creatures which cause *fear* as described in the Warhammer rulebook.
* **Move:** Spiders have eight hairy legs which enable them to move easily over obstacles and rough terrain. To represent this spiders are not slowed down by crossing difficult ground or obstacles.
* **Chitinous armour:** A Gigantic Spider's body is protected by thick horny plates of chitin which give the spider an armour saving throw of 4, 5 or 6 on a D6.
* **Bound monster:**The Gigantic Spider is a ferocious creature and is subject to the Bound Monster rule - see the Monsters section of the Warhammer rulebook.
Harlequins Poster

File:Harlequins Poster.jpg

## Details

Printed on 190g glossy paper.
Shipped in a super durable cardboard tube.

## Poster Sizes

Posters are available in a range of sizes to cater to your preferences and requirements. Whether you favor a portrait or landscape orientation, Warhammer Merchandise offer the following size options:

**Portrait Posters:**

* 12 x 18 inches
* 16 x 24 inches
* 24 x 36 inches
* 32 x 48 inches

**Landscape Posters:**

* 18 x 12 inches
* 24 x 16 inches
* 36 x 24 inches
Giant frog

A **giant frog** was a creature from the 1st edition of Warhammer.

## Stats

### Special rules

* They can attack with their long tongue, which has a range of 6". Victims hit are drawn towards the frog's mouth and are swallowed unless they can save: roll a D6 and add 1 per Strength value of the victim. 5 or more saves the victim. Frogs cannot swallow creatures larger than men.
* In *Forces of Fantasy*, they cost 21 points. They were part of the Marauding monsters army and were bound by the rules for that race.
Harpy

**Harpies** are creatures from the Warhammer world.

   In the first edition of Warhammer, harpies were a type of monster.

* In *Forces of Fantasy*, they were available as a unit of the Chaos race and cost 18 points each. They had a 20% chance of having chaotic attributes.

## 4th edition

   In the 4th edition, they were flying troops of the Dark Elf army.

### Special rules

* **Fly:** They can fly.
* **Characters:** They fight as units but do not have champions, standard bearers or musicians.
* **Leaders:** they cannot be led by characters.
Green stuff

**Green Stuff** is a versatile modeling and sculpting material frequently used in the Warhammer Community and tabletop wargaming. It is a two-part epoxy putty that becomes malleable when mixed, allowing hobbyists to shape, sculpt, and customize miniature models, terrain pieces, and other hobby-related creations.

## Overview

Green Stuff is a brand name for a type of epoxy putty commonly used by hobbyists to modify, repair, or enhance miniatures, terrain, and various hobby projects. It is known for its green and blue components, which, when combined, create a pliable material ideal for modeling.

## Uses

Green Stuff serves various purposes within the Warhammer Community and the wider world of miniature modeling:

* **Gap Filling**: It is used to fill gaps, seams, and imperfections in miniature models, ensuring a smooth and seamless appearance.

* **Customization**: Green Stuff allows hobbyists to customize their miniatures by adding unique details, conversions, and alterations to create one-of-a-kind models.

* **Sculpting**: Hobbyists can sculpt intricate features like clothing, weapons, faces, and accessories to enhance the visual appeal of their miniatures.

* **Repairs**: It is handy for repairing broken or damaged miniatures, restoring them to their original state.

* **Terrain Building**: Green Stuff can be used to create custom terrain pieces, including landscapes, buildings, and scenic elements.

## Mixing and Application

To work with Green Stuff, hobbyists mix equal parts of the green and blue components until they blend into a uniform green color. Once mixed, the material has a limited working time before it begins to set, typically around 1-2 hours. It becomes fully cured and hard after 24 hours.

## Sculpting Tools

Hobbyists often use various sculpting tools and instruments, such as dental picks, sculpting knives, and texture stamps, to shape and detail Green Stuff effectively.

## Community Engagement

In the Warhammer Community and among miniature enthusiasts, Green Stuff is frequently discussed and showcased. Hobbyists share their sculpting techniques, tutorials, and completed projects to inspire others and offer guidance on using this versatile material.

## Conclusion

Green Stuff is a prominent modeling and sculpting material in the Warhammer Community. Its flexibility and ease of use make it a valuable tool for customizing, repairing, and enhancing miniatures and terrain pieces. Whether filling gaps, sculpting intricate details, or crafting unique creations, Green Stuff empowers hobbyists to bring their creative visions to life.
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Green dragon

The **green dragon** was a type of dragon in the Warhammer world.

## 1st edition

   In the 1st edition, green dragons were a type of monster.

### Special rules

* They have a 25% chance of being intelligent with +1 initiative, and a further 75% chance of being a wizard with mastery level 1 and 1 spell.
* They have a 5% chance of being stupid with -2 initiative and subject to stupidity.
* May breath poisonous fumes with a range of 6": use a template of 4x2", then all creatures within the template must save against poison or die. The breath has 8 BS, 6 S and 8 I.
* They are not subject to fear or terror unless caused by Gods of Greater Demons.
* Cause fear in any enemy within 15", and terror in any enemy they are attacking.
* Have night vision up to 16".
* In *Forces of Fantasy*, they cost 450 points as part of a Goodly hosts or Marauding monsters army, and were subject to the rules of those armies.
Giant

**Giants** are creatures from Warhammer, part of the Giants race and later the Orcs and Goblins.

## 1st edition

In *Forces of Fantasy*, the giants were a base unit of the Giants race. The stats given match the Westland giant from the 1st edition rulebook. They cost 120 points each.

### Special rules

* Giants are models 40-60mm tall. They wear armour, and carry a club and several lead balls.
* A giant pushed back in combat will fall over on the D6 roll of a 6.
* They have special attack modes.
* They are subject to alcoholism.
* They cause fear in man sized or smaller enemies, excluding elves.

## 2nd edition

In the 2nd edition, giants were allies that could be bought by several races. They cost 215 points each.

### Special rules

* Depending on the height of the model, characteristics may change: M and W are equal to the height divided by 10 (with M capped at 6), S and T are equal to W plus 1, and A is equal to W minus 1. The above profile is for a 60mm giant.
* Cause fear in troops under 10' tall.
* May throw rocks or improvised missiles a distance of twice their strength.
* Troops under 10' suffer a -1 to hit modifier.
* Giants with a strength of 5 or more are subject to stupidity.
* Subject to alcoholism
* If pushed back in combat, a giant will fall over on the D6 roll of a 6.

## 3rd edition

In the 3rd edition, giants were mercenaries of any alignment. Their profile was calculated by rolling a D6 corresponding to each characteristic in turn, and consulting the chart below. They cost 250 points each.

### Special rules

* Cause fear in troops under 10' tall.
* Must be lead by the giant with the highest leadership characteristic.
* Halves all movement penalties for difficult or very difficult ground.
* Troops armed with short weapons suffer a -1 to hit penalty on a giant.
* Any giant pushed back in combat falls over on a D6 roll of 6.
* On a D6 roll of 6 at the start of the game, the giant is drunk for the battle and moves and fights more randomly.
* Has special attack options.
* May pick up an inanimate object during a movement phase and throw it in a subsequent shooting phase.
* May push a wagon up a hill and ride it down, crushing enemies.

## 4th & 5th edition

In the 4th edition, giants were a unit of the Orcs and Goblins army. They cost 200 points each.
Golden Demon

**Golden Demon** is a prestigious miniature painting competition organized by Games Workshop. Since its inception in 1987, Golden Demon has become one of the most esteemed and anticipated events for miniature painters worldwide.

## Overview

The competition is hosted annually in various countries across the globe, including the United Kingdom, the United States, Germany, Australia, and France. It serves as a platform for miniature enthusiasts to showcase their exceptional painting skills and creativity. Participants can submit their meticulously painted miniatures in different categories, reflecting the diverse Games Workshop universes. These categories often include Warhammer 40,000, Age of Sigmar, Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game, and Specialist Games.

## Judging

Entries in the Golden Demon competition are meticulously evaluated by a panel of expert judges, frequently consisting of professional painters and artists, including some of Games Workshop's own studio painters. The judging process focuses on several criteria, such as painting techniques, attention to detail, and the overall composition of the miniature.

## Awards

Winners of the Golden Demon competition are awarded with not only the honor and recognition of their peers but also with a coveted Golden Demon trophy. The nature of the prizes may vary based on the category and the specific competition location. However, the most prestigious award of all is the highly sought-after Slayer Sword, which is presented to the individual who paints the best miniature across all categories during the event.

## Impact

Golden Demon has played a pivotal role in inspiring and influencing miniature painters across the world. It has significantly contributed to elevating miniature painting as an art form in its own right. Many accomplished miniature painters, including those who have worked professionally for Games Workshop, have participated in Golden Demon competitions throughout the years, demonstrating their passion and skill.

## Annual Competitions

These competitions are held annually in both the United Kingdom and the United States, providing dedicated Warhammer hobbyists with the opportunity to submit their finest work and vie for glory in what is regarded as the ultimate miniature painting competition.

Will you be the one to triumph over all others and have the honor of lifting the legendary Slayer Sword, marking yourself as a true master of the art of miniature painting in the Games Workshop universe?

## See also

* Scrap Demon
* List of Games Workshop events

## External links

* The Golden Demon Compendium
* Official Golden Demon Website
Grey Knights Poster

File:Grey Knights Poster.jpg

## Details

Printed on 190g glossy paper.
Shipped in a super durable cardboard tube.

## Poster Sizes

Posters are available in a range of sizes to cater to your preferences and requirements. Whether you favor a portrait or landscape orientation, Warhammer Merchandise offer the following size options:

**Portrait Posters:**

* 12 x 18 inches
* 16 x 24 inches
* 24 x 36 inches
* 32 x 48 inches

**Landscape Posters:**

* 18 x 12 inches
* 24 x 16 inches
* 36 x 24 inches
Giant wolf

A **wolf**, or **giant wolf**, is a creature from the Warhammer world.

## 1st edition

### Special rules

* While being ridden the wolf will be killed if the rider is killed as normal - and the rider gets an additional saving throw of +1.
* In *Forces of Fantasy*, they were just called "wolves" and cost 5 points each. They could be bought as part of the Marauding monsters army, and were bound by the rules for that race. They could also be ridden by orcs and red goblins, or as a unit of the Red Goblins race. A lesser form of the wolf, with a WS of 3, could also be ridden by night goblins, also costing 5 points.
Games Workshop World of Hobby Games

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The **Games Workshop World of Hobby Games Annual** was an annual publication released by Games Workshop from 1993 to 1998. This brochure served as a comprehensive guide to Games Workshop's tabletop wargames, board games, and hobby-related products for those years. It provided gamers and hobbyists with information about upcoming releases, expansions, and events related to Games Workshop's iconic franchises.

## Overview

The annual brochure typically included details about the following:

* Upcoming tabletop wargame releases.
* New board games and expansions.
* Hobby products, including miniatures, paints, and accessories.
* Articles and features related to Games Workshop's fictional universes.
* Information about gaming events, tournaments, and community activities.

## Purpose

The primary purpose of the annual brochure was to engage with Games Workshop enthusiasts and provide them with a comprehensive overview of the company's offerings for the year. It served as a marketing tool to promote Games Workshop's products and engage with the gaming community.

## Availability

The annual brochure was made available to Games Workshop fans through various channels, including:

* Distribution in Games Workshop retail stores.
* Inclusion in gaming events and conventions.
* Possibly as a supplement in select gaming magazines.
* Limited availability through mail-order catalogs.

## Collector's Item

Due to its limited annual release and the collectible nature of Games Workshop merchandise, the Games Workshop World of Hobby Games Annual Brochure has become a sought-after collector's item among fans and hobbyists. Some editions may be particularly rare and valuable to collectors.
Gorechosen

***Gorechosen*** is a board game published by Games Workshop in 2016. It is a fast-paced arena combat game for two to four players, set in the world of Warhammer Age of Sigmar.

Players take on the roles of mighty champions, chosen by the Chaos gods to compete in a brutal contest of skill and violence. The game is played on a hexagonal board representing the arena, and the goal is to be the last champion standing.

Each player chooses a champion from four distinct characters, each with their own unique abilities and weapons. The game features simple rules, but also allows for strategic gameplay through card-based combat and special abilities.

The gameplay is divided into rounds, where players take turns performing actions with their champions. Actions include moving, attacking, defending, and using special abilities. The combat system is based on rolling dice and comparing them to the opponent's roll, with the highest roll winning the action.

Gorechosen includes a range of custom dice, tokens, and cards, as well as four highly-detailed plastic miniatures representing the champions. The game also includes multiple game modes, including a campaign mode where players can upgrade their champions between matches.

Gorechosen received generally positive reviews for its fast-paced gameplay and detailed miniatures, although some criticized the lack of variety in the game's mechanics and the relatively high price point.
Golden Heroes

***Golden Heroes*** is a tabletop role-playing game published in 1982 by Games Workshop. It is a superhero-themed game where players create their own heroes and play through various adventures and battles. The game features a detailed character creation system that allows players to customize their hero's abilities, powers, and weaknesses. The gameplay is based on a set of rules that use six-sided dice to determine success or failure in various actions. The game was popular in the UK in the 1980s and has been reprinted several times. It is known for its focus on storytelling and character development, as well as its emphasis on the role-playing aspect of the game rather than just combat.
Gutter runner

**Gutter runners** were a type of unit in the Skaven army.

## 3rd edition

   In the 3rd edition, gutter runners cost 12½ points each, and a unit could contain 5-10. They were armed with a hand weapon, and could be given shields, light armour, additional hand weapons, throwing stars or slings.

### Special rules

* All attacks from Clan Eshin troops are poisonous.
* They automatically act as skirmishers.

## 4th edition

   In the 4th edition, they cost 12 points each.

### Special rules

* **Special deployment:** The Gutter Runners are set up after the enemy has placed all his units on the table. The Gutter Runners can be positioned anywhere on the table which is outside the enemy's deployment zone and which places them out of sight of any enemy models at the start of the game.
* **Skirmish:** Gutter Runners can skirmish if you wish.

## 6th edition

   In the 6th edition, they cost 12 points each. They were led by Black skaven.

### Special rules

* **Skirmish**
* **Scouts**
* **Tunnelling team**

## 7th edition

    In the 7th edition, they cost 12 points each. They were armed with two hand weapons, of which one could be switched for a snare-net for free. They were led by Deathrunners.

### Special rules

* **Scurry away**
* **Scouts**
* **Skirmish**
* **Dodge**
* **Sneaky infiltrators**
* **Snare-nets:** Count as shields. Any enemy model in base contact with one or more gutter runners armed with a snare-net suffers -1 WS and -1 Initiative.
Grey Knights Chaplain

### Type

Fine Art Print, Mounted Print, Gallery Canvas, Framed Canvas, Framed Print, Aluminium Print

### Sizes

450mm X 300mm, 600mm X 400mm, 760mm X 500mm, 900mm X 600mm

## Options

* Fine Art Print
* Mounted Print
* Gallery Canvas
* Framed Canvas
* Framed Print
* Aluminium Print

## Available Sizes

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* 900mm X 600mm