Warhammer 40K - Singapore

Warhammer 40K is a tabletop war game where players command armies of miniatures to engage in epic battles. The game combines skill, tactics, and luck to create a captivating story set in a dark future. Players compete to score victory points by achieving objectives like capturing strongholds or eliminating enemy leaders.

Warhammer 40K isn’t a solo game—unless you enjoy talking to your miniatures. It’s designed for epic showdowns between you and your friends or fellow gamers.

Warhammer 40K can seem complicated at first with its rules and game phases. You'll need to handle moving, shooting, and fighting with your miniatures, plus remember special abilities. But once you get the hang of the rules, it’s easier and way more fun.

The number of miniatures needed to play Warhammer 40K can vary greatly. A standard 2,000 point game might require anywhere from 40 to 100 models. However, the current 10th edition introduces “Combat Patrol”, perfect for newcomers or anyone wanting to try a new army with around 33 miniatures.

Yes, adults do play Warhammer 40K, if they get time to be involved in epic battles between work and real life. While some dive into the tournament scene like pros, many adults enjoy it more casually. Besides Warhammer 40K, other games like STAR WARS: Legion and The Settlers of CATAN are also popular among adults in Singapore, offering a variety of ways to unwind and have fun!

Warhammer is a dark, futuristic story where humanity fights to survive in a galaxy full of danger. On the other hand, the Warhammer Age of Sigmar is a fantasy world where gods, monsters, and magic create colourful and epic battles. Both games feature amazing figures and big battles, but one is all about dark Sci-Fi, while the other is high-fantasy fun!

Yes, Age of Sigmar is a sequel to Warhammer Fantasy Battle (the classic Warhammer). Think of it as what happens after the old world gets swept away by chaos demons. The new setting is like a fresh, magical version of the old one, with more colourful and mystical elements. So, it's the same universe but with a new, exciting twist!

Warhammer Age of Sigmar and Warhammer 40K aren’t really connected, though some fans wish they were. Age of Sigmar is a fantasy world with magic and monsters, while Warhammer 40K is a dark, futuristic universe.