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THE BATTLE RAGES ON!
The Battle for Macragge is, of course, ideally
suited to newcomers to Warhammer 40,000 but many experienced gamers
are enjoying it too. The superbly detailed, yet easy to assemble
miniatures, great scenery and handy, pocket-sized rulebook are all
good examples of why the boxed set has been so popular across all
levels of the Games Workshop hobby.
The Battle Rages On! booklet, largely made up
from our online material here at www.macragge.com,
is a great stepping-stone from the Battle for Macragge boxed game
further into the exciting world of table-top battle games. Building
on the knowledge you have gained from the boxed games by working
your way through this booklet you will add to your gaming, painting
and modelling skills. Once you feel you have mastered these further
stages there are a host of other ways to delve into the Games Workshop
hobby even deeper!
'The Battle Rages On!' booklet, now available
to buy from the Online
Store, is a convenient way to own the mass of material available
to download and print out from this the official website.
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The Battle Rages On!
Additional material for
The Battle For Macragge
Boxed Game
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A Games Workshop Hobby Centre is much more than just a shop...
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| All our staff are gaming Veterans (after all it's what they do for a living)! They can give you sound tactical advice, help you build battle-winning armies and clear up most of your rules queries. |
No matter what your level of painting or modelling skill, if you spend 30 minutes with one of our members of staff you will see those skills improved and you might find out something new! |
All our centres stock a full range of Warhammer 40,000 models and books as well as all the hobby materials you need to collect, build and paint your armies. |
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| Our special Beginners' programme teaches you how to play and helps you take your first steps into the Games Workshop hobby. The programme runs throughout Sundays, so whether you want to learn how to charge your Knights into your opponent's battle line or lead a squad of Space Marines into battle, all you need to do is come along! |
Games Workshop Hobby Centres provide support and expert advice on all aspects of the hobby. They feature team participation battles for you to take part in, painting workshops to develop your painting skills, and a forum for gamers to talk about the hobby. On Sunday evenings many stores run specific activities for those who have graduated from the Beginners' Programme. |
A growing number of our Hobby Centres now have additional space to the normal shop floor in the shape of Gaming Rooms. This makes it perfect for meeting fellow hobbyists and arranging larger games, playing campaigns or just modelling and painting. On Monday to Friday these rooms are reserved for veterans over the age of 16. Give your local store a ring for details and find out much more about them here! |
To find your nearest Games Workshop Hobby Centre see our Store Finder or ring 08700 400005 to get through to your nearest store.
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Not got a Games Workshop near by? Have a burning question which can't wait for the bus ride into town? Pick up the phone and call our Hobby Specialists on 0115 91 40000. You can order Games Workshop materials and products off them, but that's not all!
All of our staff are Hobby Specialists, gamers like you who can't get enough of modelling, painting and gaming with our miniatures. As dedicated hobbyists they can answer all of your hobby questions and provide tips on modelling and painting techniques, such as advice on colour schemas, tackling difficult models, suggesting components for conversions or assembling more complicated kits.
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Since you are online already, you might want to check out the Games Workshop website for more details about the Warhammer 40,000 universe. Battle For Macragge gives you a small glimpse of the grim 41st millennium – the Games Workshop website can show you even more.
The website is packed full of fantastic hobby material for Warhammer 40,000 with a detailed hobby page for every army in the game. It also serves as a hub for news on the game, with Sneak Peeks on upcoming models, new releases, new hobby articles as well as events hobbyists can take part in or go along to.
The website is also home to the Games Workshop Online Store. Here you can browse around for all the models you are after 24 hours a day 365 days a year.
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 Gaming Clubs are simply when a group of like-minded hobbyists meet on a regular occasion at a regular place. They range from three or four people to the larger clubs with dozens of people involved.
Find out all about Gaming Clubs at the dedicated website Games Workshop UK has set up.
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 Throughout the year all sorts to events are organised and run by Games Workshop and the wider hobby community. These events include campaign weekends, grand tournaments, open days, Masterclass hobby days and our annual celebration of the hobby - Games Day & Golden Demon (miniature painting championships). To find out more about these events and how you can get involved, log onto the Games Workshop website at the following address:
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Copyright © Games
Workshop Ltd 2005. All Rights Reserved. Battle For Macragge, the Chaos
factions and logos, Codex, Games Workshop, the Games
Workshop logo, GW, Citadel and the Citadel device, ’Eavy Metal, Eldar
symbol devices, Eye of Terror, Warhammer, Warhammer 40,000 device, Double-Headed/Imperial
Eagle device, 40K, Space Marine, Space Marine Chapters and Space Marine
Chapter insignia, Eldar, Tyranid, Genestealer, Golden Demon, the Tau caste
designations, Tau, Fire Warrior, Kroot, Necron, Ork, Ork devices, Chaos
and all associated marks, the ‘In the Grim Darkness of the Far Future’ tagline,
names, races
and race insignia, characters, vehicles, locations, units, illustrations
and images from the Warhammer 40,000 universe are either ®
, TM and/or © Games Workshop Ltd 2000-2005, variably registered in
the UK and other countries around the world. All Rights Reserved. |
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