
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 | Twice monthly | Episodes | 81 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Key designer behind Forge World's Imperial Armour series, Warwick Kinrade interview.
In this interview Warwick Kinrade and Jordan Sorcery talk about Warwick's career at Games Workshop, moving into the Forge World team, and creating some of the most ... more
Working at Games Workshop between 1994 and 1999, Des Hanley created incredible artwork for Warhammer, 40k, Necromunda, Gorkamorka, Battlefleet Gothic, and so much more!
In this interview Des Hanley and Jordan Sorcery talk about Des' art for Warhamme... more
Former White Dwarf managing editor Lyle Lowery interview. After roughly 7 years and 80 issues White Dwarf's most recent editor has left the magazine; it will no longer have a managing editor overseeing the creation of content in the future.
In this ... more
Total War: Warhammer narrative lead Andy Hall in conversation with Jordan Sorcery.
Andy Hall tells me about his career in gaming, designing Grand Cathay, writing for Total War, and many more stories from one of the most successful Warhammer game ser... more
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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.
Jordans interviewees are endlessly impressive, this combined with his command of this subject leads to interviews which are engaging and informative. A constant sense that you never want the conversations he’s leading to end. Wonderful stuff.
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Conversations with influential games designers, writers, and artists reveal deep insights into the history of renowned brands like Games Workshop and the Warhammer universe. Episodes showcase discussions with creative figures who have shaped the tabletop gaming landscape, exploring their careers, personal anecdotes, and the evolution of game design. The content often highlights untold stories about the development of iconic games, lore, and the intricate artistry involved in miniature creation, making it a must-listen for enthusiasts and industry aficionados alike. Unique behind-the-scenes perspectives shed light on the creative processes and challenges faced within this vibrant community.
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