Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

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Warhammer, Games Workshop's premiere tabletop wargame, is about as full of scandals as you would expect from a game that expects you to spend hundreds of dollars on small pieces of cheap resin. Interestingly, unlike some of the other scandals we've covered in other Many Scandals episodes, Warhammer's dramas are less so caused by their player base, and more from it's producer, Games Workshop. An infamously litigious company about as opaque as a block of wood, for decades fans have been left to try and divine the inner workings and bizarre decisions of their favorite hobby. These include making it so that nobody can make their own fan animations online, all so they can trick people into paying for their proprietary streaming service Warhammer +, as well as throwing the rich lore and backstory of Warhammer Fantasy in a bin, in order to reboot it as the now-infamous Age of Sigmar.

0:00 - Deployment
1:10 - NordVPN
2:30 - Warhammer + Ratio
7:53 - The Austrian Painter
11:41 - Age of Ligma

Reference list: docs.google.com/document/d/1Am6oahU4_x4YojGN5-SKDvX42TEI9Q4QEltWfvSn-CE/edit?usp=sharing

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