Games Workshop

Here you will find our huge selection of Games Workshop products. GW is one of the largest producers of miniature games in the world and is behind the huge hit Warhammer 40K, as well as many other fantastic games such as Age of Sigmar and Middle-Earth Strategy Battle Game. Use the buttons below to navigate around all the many miniature games and products.

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One of the factors that distinguishes Games Workshop's products and games from their competitors is their attention to detail and quality. This is visible in all the products they release. Everything from the impressive miniatures to the deeply detailed rulebooks filled with history and background material exudes quality. It is clear that the company prioritizes creating a rich and engaging gaming experience for their fans.

Common to the many miniature games GW offers is that they are not just a gaming experience. All miniatures also need to be assembled, painted, and set up on small bases, which you can decorate with terrain. If desired, one can thus get many hundreds of hours of fun, enjoyment, and creativity from collecting GW products. Below you can read more about the individual miniature games from Games Workshop.

Warhammer 40K: Probably the most popular miniature game in the world! In this delightful mix of fantasy and science fiction, you fight in wild battles against one or more other armies of miniatures. Each faction has its own special rules, history, and of course, impressive miniatures!

Warhammer - Age of Sigmar: If you prefer fantasy over sci-fi, but still want to set up large wars among huge armies, then Age of Sigmar is the place to go. The game works in many ways like Warhammer 40K, but focuses instead on wizards, knights, and adventurous monsters.

Blood Bowl: If you have ever watched American football and thought: "This game needs more elves, zombies, and chainsaws" – then you are not alone! Blood Bowl combines the fantastic factions from Warhammer Fantasy and pits them against each other in a bloody game of American football.

Kill Team: Kill Team is a fast and fun skirmish game in the Warhammer 40K universe. Here you assemble a small strike team of 3-12 miniatures and pit them against similar strike teams in thrilling missions. If you love the atmosphere of Warhammer 40K, but don't have the time to set up and play large battles, Kill Team is a good and quick alternative.

Warcry: Warcry is a game in the Age of Sigmar universe, where you play fast, small, and tactical battles. They are a kind of mini version of the traditional Age of Sigmar battles, where significantly less time and a fraction of the normal number of miniatures are used.

Warhammer Underworlds: Warhammer Underworlds is a fast miniature game of the arena type filled with action. Each of the game's warbands has unique cards and miniatures, making the game easily accessible, yet retaining tactical depth.

Necromunda: In the grim and dystopian cities of Necromunda, gangs of tough criminals fight for control of trade routes and resources. This is a skirmish miniature game with a strong narrative element, allowing players to upgrade their gangs between each battle, as well as add and lose members depending on their luck in combat.

The Horus Heresy: This game functions as a kind of prequel to Warhammer 40K. The Horus Heresy is based on the historical battles between the different legions of Space Marines, which underpin the entire 40K universe's history. Choose your favorite legion, from the knightly Dark Angels to the traitorous Alpha Legion. Build your own army from a range of spectacular Citadel and Forge World miniatures and clash with other players in a war game of staggering tactical depth.

Middle-Earth Strategy Battle Game: If you have always dreamed of recreating your favorite scenes from The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, then Middle-Earth SBG is just the game for you. Here you can collect all your favorite factions from Tolkien's rich world. Lead King Theoden at the head of the Rohirrim riders or lead the dark forces from Minas Morgul with the Witch-king of Angmar.