Timothy Linward is a Staff Writer for Wargamer, a publication that focuses on all things related to tabletop wargaming. With a passion for gaming and a keen interest in the Warhammer universe, Timothy covers a wide range of topics including game reviews, industry news, and interviews with game designers.
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Timothy Linward predominantly covers the gaming industry, with a strong focus on tabletop games such as Warhammer and Dungeons & Dragons. His articles often include reviews, promotional deals, and how-to guides.
If you have new products or promotions related to tabletop games like Warhammer or DnD, Timothy might be interested in covering them. Additionally, if you can provide expert insights into game design or specific elements of the tabletop gaming world (like miniatures), he may find value in your perspective.
It's important to note that Timothy does not specify a geographic focus, so pitches should appeal to an international audience of gamers who are interested in tabletop games.
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Dave Gormley wanted a suitably Orky way to track his score in Warhammer 40,000 tournaments, and came up with ‘Da Kommand Gubbin’ console.
By: Timothy Linward
The Dungeons and Dragons episode of the Secret Level animation anthology uses CGI so realistic, it's unintentionally nerve jangling.
By: Timothy Linward
After five years creating amazing art for Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar, Thomas Elliot is bringing an original scifi universe to life.
If the Emperor of Mankind is so galaxy-brained, how did his plans lead into the blazing clowncar that is the Warhammer 40,000 universe?
For the Dungeons and Dragons fan in your life, or the craft nerd who also loves fantasy fiction, this is a charming way to finish a gift.
A new documentary sees actor John Heder hunting for Warhammer 40k art legend John Blanche, in a quest to understand the grimdark aesthetic.
Profits for the UK miniature maker are well ahead of its predictions for the year, with the hit videogame Space Marine 2 the likely cause.
If you think that only monsters, traps, and cursed artefacts can wipe out a Dungeons and Dragons party, you’re not DMing hard enough.
Games Workshop has revealed the full lineup of new Death Korps of Krieg models which will lead its Warhammer 40,000 releases in 2025.
By: Timothy Linward
Games Workshop has revealed new plastic Warhammer 40,000 models to replace the 30 year old Warp Spiders kit, plus a host of other new minis.
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