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Episode 35 - Warhammer History and Why WHFB Became AoS with Jamie Perkins

from Priority Roll - An Age of Sigmar Podcast · host Dan Mitchell

Oddly, for an Age of Sigmar podcast, I spend a lot of today's episode talking about Warhammer Fantasty Battle with Jamie Perkins! Jamie, a game designer, discusses his thoughts on why Games Workshop may have felt the need to kill off WHFB and replace it with AoS. With the recent 5 year anniversary of AoS, coupled with the recent General's Handbook, it seemed a good time to reflect on the past and the decisions that brought us to where we are now. If you think differently, get in touch! We'd love to hear your thoughts on the matter. --- As always, please feel free to get in contact with any feedback for this episode or ideas for future episodes, we'd love to hear from you. Twitter - @PriorityRoll Instagram - @PriorityRoll Email - [email protected] Or you can leave us a voice message on our Anchor frontpage. If you're in need of hobby supplies, then do check out Element Games, and we'd really appreciate it if you supported us by clicking through our affiliate link.

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