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The Specialist Games set in the [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]] universe are: | The Specialist Games set in the [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]] universe are: | ||
* [[Blood Bowl]], a football/rugby team management game. | * [[Blood Bowl]], a football/rugby team management game. | ||
* [[Man O' War]], a naval combat game. | |||
* [[Mordheim]], like Necromunda but <span style="font-variant: small-caps;">in [[Empire|Germany]]!</span> | * [[Mordheim]], like Necromunda but <span style="font-variant: small-caps;">in [[Empire|Germany]]!</span> | ||
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Specialist Games is the division of Games Workshop that handles all of the games that aren't Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer Fantasy Battle, or The Lord of the Rings Strategy Battle Game (that is, the really nifty ones), though given how little time is spent on those products nowadays, either they're all asleep on the job, or they all got fired and nobody bothered to tell us.
Warhammer 40,000
The Specialist Games set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe are:
- Battlefleet Gothic, a spaceship combat game.
- Epic, a 6mm-scale wargame for fighting battles between massive armies (lots of Titans and other super-heavies).
- Necromunda, a 28mm-scale narrative skirmish wargame involving fights between Hive city gangs.
Warhammer Fantasy Battle
The Specialist Games set in the Warhammer Fantasy Battle universe are:
- Blood Bowl, a football/rugby team management game.
- Man O' War, a naval combat game.
- Mordheim, like Necromunda but in Germany!
External Links
- Specialist Arms, where all the people who played and talked about specialist games went when Games Workshop shut down the official forums.