
Jordan Sorcery speaks with some of the most influential games designers, writers, and artists from the history of Games Workshop, Warhammer, and the wider tabletop gaming industry.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 97 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Taking over the reins of Lone Wolf from his father Joe Dever, Ben Devere is working to bring the series to an epic conclusion. Not only that but he is exploring the saga on the tabletop with miniature games that harken back to Joe's early love.
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As one of the first authors to write fiction for Warhammer Nicola Griffith brought a unique voice to the Fantasy world. Her stories as part of the 1989 GW Books fiction line predate the Black Library by almost a decade, yet explore the setting with a... more
Graham Davey, former Games Workshop games designer and editor of the Lord of the Rings Battle Games in Middle Earth part-work magazine joins Jordan Sorcery to talk about his career and work.
Graham Davey in conversation with Jordan Sorcery.
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Bob Harris, creator of the original Games Workshop boardgame Talisman joins Jordan Sorcery to chat about the origins of the game and how it developed over time.
Bob Harris in conversation with Jordan Sorcery.
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Great voice and great interviews. Warhammer was such a huge part of my life as I was growing up before girls and other vices distracted me. Now that I’m settled and old enough to appreciate what these guys were doing and creating, this podcast and YouTube channel really hits the mark for me. Warhammer fantasy and WFRP had a special place in my heart, and 40K was a close second and I love sharing the joy of painting with my kids. Long may Jordan continue.
I’ve been into Games Workshop on and off for about 35 years, so it’s lovely to be able to hear all about the hobby and also some other popular games companies from the people I idolised when I was young. People like Kim Newman and Ian Watson who wrote the books, John Blanche, Paul Bonner and Adrian Smith who did the artwork, Trish Carden, Bob Naismith and Paul Hicks who do sculpting and lots of people like John Thornthwaite who did essential work making plastic models and moulding. Jordan is a c... more
A great catalogue of insightful interviews with a huge cast of individuals. Jordan clearly knows his stuff and is allowing his guests to tell their own stories, of their contributions and much appreciated work in the past decades of what has become a huge global industry.
Jordan is to hobby history what David Attenborough is to nature documentaries. This podcast series perfectly compliments his YouTube channels. If you have any interest in old school Warhammer, D&D or RPGs then Jordan’s content is a must.
These interviews are so necessary. Congrats to Jordan for getting these conversations recorded and cataloged.
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A deep-docus of industry veterans and influential creators in the Games Workshop, Warhammer, and broader tabletop space. Conversations center on design philosophy, editorial processes, worldbuilding, licensing, and the evolution of GW's publishing ecosystem, with a strong emphasis on how iconic games and publications were conceived, produced, and marketed. Notable threads include the shift from in-house to independent publishing, the balancing act between narrative and rules, and long-form storytelling around careers that shaped a generation of tabletop gaming. The show stands out for its detailed, insider perspectives, wide network of legendary designers and artists, and a host who guides guests through decades of industry history with war... more
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