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INTERVIEW·WHITE DWARF 466

An Eternity of Wargames

July 2021·pp. 14–19

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A career timeline follows Jervis Johnson from early catalogue work and Blood Bowl through decades of tabletop projects. His own recollections explain how changing model technology and new design opportunities produced games at very different scales, documenting an unusually broad contribution to the hobby.

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