Gaming Clubs

Find out all about our dedicated Community Team, who are not only experts in the field of helping people to set up and run clubs, but are raving mad hobbyists too.

Setting up and running a school gaming club is really easy with a little help from the Community Team and you will find it can be very rewarding. There is even a School League to enter!

The dates and locations have been finalised for the Regional and National School League tournaments. If you wish to book one, or want to find out more, read on.

Now into the New Year and having received a good haul of Games Workshop presents, the time is right to begin your armies for this year's School League National Final.

Libraries are an ideal venue for a club. A club can be very rewarding to run and the Games Workshop hobby can help promote literacy as well as give libraries an opportunity to promote the other services that they offer.

In March of 2009 we launched our 'how to run a library club' seminars, called Reaching Out. To see how they went and find out how you can start your own library club, read on.

If you are thinking of setting up your own club (that is not a school or library club) or are already running one then this is the page for you!

The Gaming Club Network (GCN) is an independent network of over 100 clubs across the UK. On this page you will be able to find out how to join the GCN as well as find out more about them.

This area brings together the key resources for clubs that are provided by Games Workshop to help people set up and run clubs.

Community Coordinator Bek Hawkby addresses some of the more common enquiries about Games Workshop and its relationship with clubs.

Outriders are hobbyists that run events across Northern Europe, introducing thousands to the hobby. They have a deep understanding of the GW universe, and want to share their passion for the hobby with others.