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.
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By: Timothy Linward
This amazing Warhammer 40,000 diorama uses a daemon prince to recreate Francisco Goya’s nightmarish painting 'Saturn Devouring His Son'.
Games Workshop is seeking an “innovative, passionate” Creative Lead to set the “vision and narrative for the future of Warhammer 40,000”.
The Life-Saving Magic of Inventorying makes a whole game from the dullest part of Dungeons and Dragons - packing the party's inventory.
By: Timothy Linward
This isn't the first Buzz Lightyear Warhammer 40,000 conversion, but it's the first time we've seen a whole army committed to the bit.
By: Timothy Linward
Trust Games Workshop to hide the best Warhammer 40,000 reveal until just before Christmas - the Battlefield Trophies set is a slamdunk.
By: Timothy Linward
Former Dungeons and Dragons design lead Mike Mearls sheds light on potential plagiarism in the Original Dungeons and Dragons cover art.
Warhammer 40,000 is full of pastiches of real world culture and homages to history - but is there a grimdark equivalent of Christmas?
Our prognosticators and farseers turn their gaze to the future of Warhammer 40,000 releases - here's everything we know and predict.
By: Timothy Linward
The creatives behind ‘The Grim and the Dark' reveal how they sent John Heder down a Warhammer 40,000 rabbit hole in search of an art legend.
Dungeons and Dragons' Orcs are more complex and sympathetic than ever, which sits badly with the murderous simplicity of DnD adventuring.
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