In Conversation with Jordan Sorcery

The first ever official Godzilla RPG just launched on Kickstarter and Jordan Sorcery is joined by two of the designers - Games Workshop veterans Gav Thorpe and Mark Latham - to chat about the development of the game, how it works, IDW Godzilla comics, and why it's fun to chase down Kaiju! Gav Thorpe & Mark Latham in conversation with Jordan Sorcery. Check out Patreon.com/JordanSorcery for some bonus questions from this interview as well as loads more exclusive content! ________________...

In this special episode of the Warhammer Film Club Jervis Johnson, designer of Blood Bowl, Necromunda, Age of Sigmar, and plenty of Warhammer joins Jordan Sorcery to talk about the many films that have played a role in his work and inspired him over the years. From 2001: A Space Odyssey to Rambo to Alien we explore the cinema that informed so much Warhammer in this latest episode of the Warhammer Film Club. The Warhammer Film Club podcast brings together lifelong hobbyists and movie fans to ...

Tuomas Pirinen, designer of Warhammer's 6th edition, Mordheim, and Trench Crusade has had a long collaborative relationship with legendary Games Workshop artist John Blanche. As part of a project to find out more about the development of the brand new duelling miniatures game John Blanche's En Garde I spoke with Tuomas about that working relationship. This extended conversation features some content from my previously released anthology of interviews concerning John Blanche's En Garde, with ...

John Blanche's En Garde is a upcoming 54mm miniature duelling game based on concepts and ideas by legendary Warhammer artist John Blanche. Featuring rules designed by Mordheim and Trench Crusade writer Tuomas Pirinen and with a host of artistic talent behind the look, feel, and miniatures for the game this is shaping up to be a fascinating project. In this anthology of interviews Jordan Sorcery chats to all of the key players involved in the creation of John Blanche's En Garde: exploring the...

Concept artists and illustrator Rolf Mohr joined Games Workshop in the late 80s to illustrate amazing space ships and 40k backgrounds. During his time at GW Rolf worked on Space Fleet, Space Marine, White Dwarf and more. As well as illustrating science fiction book covers, later in his career Rolf worked on concept art for films, toys, and video games including Superman, Batman, and the Guardians of the Galaxy. In this interview Rolf Mohr and Jordan Sorcery talk about working for Games Work...