Editing Warhammer (section)

==Warhammer and GW==
[[Games Workshop]] has named several of their games after this classic weapon: 
*[[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]] (or WHFB), a [[wargame]] taking place in a fantasy universe (orcs, elves, dwarves, magic, etc.). The game is named after Emperor [[Sigmar]]'s [[Ghal-Maraz|iconic weapon]].
**[[Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay]] (WHFRP), a [[RPG]] based on the Warhammer Fantasy Battles world.
**[[Warhammer: The Old World]] (WTOW), a prequel to Warhammer Fantasy battle set several centuries before [[The End Times]] destroyed it.
*[[Warhammer: Age of Sigmar]] (or just AoS) is the sequel to FB, being another fantasy Wargame, although it is a ''lot'' more High Fantasy than its predecessor.
*[[Warhammer 40,000]] (WH40k or just 40k), another wargame, but this time taking place in a distant future, sci-fi version of the fantasy universe. Originally intended to be WHFB In Space, the two series are now considered completely separate.
** [[Warhammer 40,000 Roleplay]] (WH40KRP), a system of role-playing games set in the grim, dark future. Funnily enough, except for the little "Warhammer 40,000" logo on the covers, none of the games themselves actually have the word "Warhammer" anywhere in their titles.
* [[Warhammer Ancient Battles]], a mostly forgotten historical miniatures wargame. Notable for being a GW game that never received official miniatures, meaning you could field entire armies from third-party companies.
*[[Warhammer Wednesday]] isn't directly GW-related, but is the forge that holds the fires from which /tg/ was born.

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