Interview: Jervis Johnson Speaks! FTN
Curious about Stormcloud Attack or the brand new General’s Handbook? Get the low down from Jervis Johnson!
I got to speak to the man himself about two of the latest offerings from Games Workshop – Stormcloud Attack and the General’s Handbook for Age of Sigmar.
Jervis talks very candidly about these two game systems and what they offer to players.
While these games are worlds apart (literally) they give gamers and hobbyist new ways to get figures into action. It is amazing to see this level of support for all of the different ways to play and use the models on the table top.
My impressions from this conversation is that there is a huge push from GW to fully support all modes of suggested play for their games. You want to play casual – they will make content for you. You want to play competitively – they will make content for you. You want to create cinema like battles and campaigns – they will make content for you.
There is a big feeling of inclusion with these lanes of play. As someone who threads the needle of competitive and story line driven choices I think this is great!
Hopefully we see more of this stuff in the future. The company is showing an unprecedented level of community involvement and it really does my heart glad to see it. I hope you enjoy the conversation I had with Jervis. He is an incredibly nice person and I was ecstatic to get the opportunity to sit down with him for a few minutes.
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