At the heart of Warhammer World is the Events Hall – our inspiring Empire castle courtyard packed with gaming tables, see what our gaming tables look like on the lower half of this page!
Gaming tables are free to request, reserve and use. Book in advance, bring an opponent, your miniatures, and your gaming equipment, and you’re all set for battle when you arrive here.
Using our Gaming Tables
Your request is not guaranteed until you receive a reply.
Once you place a request we will confirm, or suggest alternatives, within a few days.
For short notice queries call us on 0115 900 4151 (10.00am – 6.00pm)
Reservation well in advance is strongly recommended – we are usually fully booked on weekends!
To help plan for any changes which may impact on your visit, check our Service Changes and Calendar.
If you have not arrived within an hour of your stated arrival time, your table may be given to gamers present and waiting.
All models must be Games Workshop in full. This does not extend to bases, but includes all weapons, heads, arms legs, wings and so on.
Only Games Workshop games and certain affiliates can be played on our tables and in Bugman’s Bar. For further details please inquire at whworldevents@gwplc.com
We can’t book tables beyond the dates available on the booking form. To find out when future bookings open, sign up to our newsletter for announcements!
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Standard Tables
A “standard” table means you get allocated a 6×4 table with Citadel Realm of Battle tiles, and a few use Forge World’s tiles too! The tables all come with loose scatter scenery, so you can move the pieces around and arrange the table as you like it. You may even find specially made one off pieces, converted scenery, and unusual features like smashed up tanks!
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The Feature Tables
Spyral Prime – 6×8. This objective filled city with lots of levels is built on detailed Forge World Realm of Battle Cityscape tiles.
Tau Research Station on Vigos – 6×12. On this large and versatile table, move the forests and buildings to suit your game.
The Death of Imperius Terrum – 6×4. What happens when a full Warlord Titan falls in battle? Great objectives await in the centre of an Imperial precinct.
The Fortress of Kah’Rahkél – 6×8. A massive skull-encrusted Chaos Dreadhold, perfect to play huge or group games over!
Available until June 1st: The Gatehouse of Numas – 6×8. One of our largest Warhammer tables features a ruined processional way.
The Ruins of Dras’Shiel – 6×4. In the Realm of Life, nature is reclaiming the buildings, as twisted trees pierce the masonry.
The Ruins of Orellion III – 6×4. Battle over terrain from Games Workshop’s publications, on this table using scenery from the Photography Studio!
The Valley of Skulls – 6×4. This Citadel Realm of Battle Gameboard has been modified with worrying features such as an eldritch pool, and huge Sorcerer’s tower.
Zone Mortalis (D – 16 West) – 6×4. Move and rotate Forge World’s Realm of Battle Zone Mortalis tiles, to set up this board as you like.
Empyrea 7 – 6×4. A very flexible board where separate tiles can be lifted, moved, rotated and set up as you like.
J’migan Bridge – 6×12. This massive table is ideal for big games, either gathering lots of people, or getting two huge forces together.
Mining Facility 42 – 6×4. A table dense with platforms and levels above an oily lake, perfect for small games and Kill Team.
Necromunda Table – Sector Mechanicus – 3×3. Each of these 3’×3′ boards contains different hazards. There’s space either side of the table for cards.
Necromunda Table – Zone Mortalis – 3×3. Arrange these Forge World Realm of Battle tiles to your liking. There’s space either side of the table for cards.
Shrine World Boralis IV – 6×4. This processional way is full of shimmering golden detailed buildings, reflecting the glory of the Imperium.
At the heart of Warhammer World is the Events Hall – our inspiring Empire castle courtyard packed with gaming tables, see what our gaming tables look like on the lower half of this page!
