Forge World is effectively being divided into three parts all overseen by Tony Cottarel. One section is led by Alan Bligh and will continue producing all the normal 40k, 30k and Age of Sigmar that we are used to. Second section is led by Andy Hoare and is focusing on the traditional specialist games that we would recognise from the past like Necromunda, Blood Bowl etc. The final section is going to focus on Lord of the Rings. Each section includes the manager and three developers.

In terms of models, there will be a core focus in plastic in the starting box sets that will be designed by the specialist games department and then manufactured by the main Studio. Blood Bowl is currently in development but mentions were made about Adeptus Titanicus coming back to its roots of a Titan vs Titan game set in the heresy and additional Necormunda gangs made in resin. All of this is still in very early days of development and chat. The new department opens officially on the 18th January.

One final point is that the main GW Studio is not going to develop the Horus Heresy / Age of Darkness as that it staying within FW. This may include further plastics however as FW may be branching into plastic manufacture in the future as mentioned with the traditional specialist games above.

Y digo yo, lo lógico es que GW aprenda de sus herrores y no pretenda que cambie las bases a ocho equipos de blood-bowl que ya tengo y haga algo retrocompatible y no pase como con AOS que luego hay estampida a KOW, pero no se si será mucho pedir ya que eso, según ellos sería poder ventas.

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