Timothy Linward is a Staff Writer at Wargamer. A passionate Warhammer 40k and Horus Heresy enthusiast, he explores the realms of gaming news, indie wargaming, and deep lore analysis, often diving into Games Workshop's financial reports. Timothy's insights on video games and consumer electronics have also been featured in PCGamesN, and he is set to publish his book of essays, "Grimdark," with Strange Attractor Press.
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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
Designed for big games with new players, this custom wargame adapts the Gaslands rules to recreate the retro dog-fighting shooter.
The ‘Eavy Metal team may have painted the display mini as an Ultramarine, but there's only one real biker gang in Warhammer 40,000…
By: Timothy Linward
From hunting down missing devs to reverse-engineering ancient game engines, restoring retro games is as painstaking as art conservation.
By: Timothy Linward
Three Primaris marine units have also become casualties, with two kits demoted to proxies and another ditched from 11th edition Warhammer 40k.
By: Timothy Linward
Will buffs to toughness, speed, and lethality, plus points increases, make Space Marines as elite in the game as they are in the fluff, or just OP?
By: Timothy Linward
The upcoming third person action adventure promises swordplay, spells, and systems-heavy combat, in a setting normally reserved for CRPGs.
By: Timothy Linward
SNEG Games had to make the classic Warhammer game playable again despite having “neither the source code nor the developer tools”.
By: Timothy Linward
The Doom 2016 and Doom Eternal composer brings apocalyptic metal to the Warhammer 40,000 universe with the boss theme for Vashtorr the Arkifane.
Dungeons and Dragons owner Hasbro is looking for senior staff to drive forward its new range of TTRPGs set in other pop culture universes.
By: Timothy Linward
The last time I read a Warhammer 40k rulebook with as much juice as Carcass Front, Bush was in office and The Sopranos was still on air.
