Warhammer
- proper noun
- /ˈwɔːrhæmər/
- Every summer, enthusiasts gather for massive tournaments celebrating the Warhammer franchise.
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Examples
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Many players spend hours customizing their armies in Warhammer to create unique battles.
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In the world of Warhammer Fantasy, there is a stable open Chaos game.
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I was at Warhammer World at the time, where I ordered the model.
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When your twin boys are old enough for Warhammer, they will be asking you to make all their terrain!
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Did you hear they are actually making a Warhammer 40k movie made by the fans for the fans?
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I've been playing Warhammer 40k now for about four years.
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Another comment: here in the States, most of the people into Warhammer are teenagers and adult males who do not have girlfriends.
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The "Eisenhorn" novels unfold in the world of "Warhammer 40,000," which is a grim dark future reality, "where there is only war."
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The rulebook for Warhammer provides detailed instructions for gameplay and army building.
Synonyms
A practice where soldiers and commanders rehearse battle plans
A game that copies military battles for training and study
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word Warhammer combines war ('battle') and hammer ('heavy tool for hitting'). Think of a big hammer used in battle — that strong image explains why the name suits a game and story full of armies, weapons, and fighting.