r/gamesworkshop

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I’m looking for recommendations for a good case for my son to be able to safely transport his Warhammer figures. He play Tyranids and has a variety of sizes. I have seen the Citadel cases which look good and hold a lot, but wondered if there were any just as good but a bit more budget friendly?

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I have always been curious about what originally pulled people into Games Workshop games. For some people it was Warhammer 40K for others Fantasy LOTR or even one of the specialist games or PC titles.

For me the setting and the sheer amount of lore are what make these games so interesting. There are so many different factions and stories that it feels like there is always something new to discover.

What was the first GW game you played, and what made you stick with it ?

I've been a fan of Warhammer 40k and Warhammer fantasy for a few years. I've mainly played some PC games which include total war Warhammer 1, 2 and 3, space Marine 1&2, rogue trader, vermintide, boltgun etc. I was thinking about buying a Warhammer themed board game but I have no idea which ones are recommended for new players. I was interested in the age of Sigmar starter set but I'm unsure if it's a good board game or not. I am somewhat familiar with the 40k board game (where you buy miniatures, paint armies and then fight with others) but I don't have the money to invest that much so I'd rather buy something smaller and independent. I would be playing this board game with another friend, so what would your recommendations be?