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Games Workshop used to be good. See [[Beakie]], [[Rogue Trader]] and [[Talisman]] | {{Template:Stub}} | ||
'''Games Workshop''' used to be good. See [[Beakie]], [[Rogue Trader]] and [[Talisman]]. | |||
They started out making shit that you could use in other publishers games, and printing American [[RPG]]s up in jolly olde Angleterre. Soon they made a wargame and a few board games and people began to take them seriously as something other than a magazine publisher. | They started out making shit that you could use in other publishers games, and printing American [[RPG]]s up in jolly olde Angleterre. Soon they made a wargame and a few board games and people began to take them seriously as something other than a magazine publisher. | ||
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Games Workshop used to be good. See Beakie, Rogue Trader and Talisman.
They started out making shit that you could use in other publishers games, and printing American RPGs up in jolly olde Angleterre. Soon they made a wargame and a few board games and people began to take them seriously as something other than a magazine publisher.
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