Being the semi-humongous tabletop game nerd that I am (I say ‘semi-humongous’ because my dedication to the medium of tabletop gaming pales in comparison to those die-hards who spend every evening at comic shops actually playing tabletop games with others of their ilk), I have a somewhat reserved fondness for Games Workshop. Indeed, Games Workshop, via a licensing deal with Milton Bradley games back in the early 1990s, is what started me down the long, dark road to nerd-dom with “HeroQuest.” Later my love of “HeroQuest” led me to the world of “Advanced HeroQuest” and the ‘Warhammer Fantasy Battle’ universe of miniatures, perpetually-outdated army codices, and esoteric dice tables. While it wasn’t long before I abandoned all of Games Workshop’s products in favor of T... |
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