
Jervis Johnson
c/o White Dwarf
Design Studio
Games Workshop
Willow Road
Nottingham
NG7 2WS
United Kingdom
Better still, if anyone lives in Nottingham (UK) they ca just pop o up and post it straight through the Design Studio door. I was their a while ago, delivering an entry to a warhammer writing competition by hand. They have no problems with taking stuff like this
Jervis has been at the Design studio for Eons and has had a hand in pretty much everything that GW has done post Rogue Trader. He Managed the Specialist Games department when they first separated, was the Editor of the Citadel Journal at one point and ***sharp intake of breath*** It was he who championed the publishing of the Blood Angels GYB list in White Dwarf. I believe he will be receptive to this sort of thing as he openly publishes his contact address (above) in White Dwarf asking for opinions or even to arrange a game at Warhammer World. It could even be prudent for someone who lives in/near Nottingham to arrange a meeting and present the petition by hand, as well as explain the good work that people are doing on websites such as this.
The Idea may be flawed, and as I mentioned in the post before it may not work. But doing something is better than doing nothing and you never know, it just might work. What have we got to lose? It takes all of 2 mins to sign up to an e-petition, a further 5 to print it and around 30p (60 cents US) for a stamp to post it.
Arrgh! Hands Up! my mistake, just been through my e-mail archive and still have the Grombrindals pick email, it was from owen.rees@games-workshop.co.uk I am pretty sure that other email addresses within the GW company will be along these lines. Curse my seive like memory!
Citadel Design Team
Tim Adcock, Mike Anderson, Dave Andrews, Juan Diaz, Martin Footitt, Colin Grayson, Jes Goodwin, Mark Harrison, Alex Hedstrom, Gary Morley, Aly Morrison, Trish Morrison, Brian Nelson, Seb Perbet, Alan Perry, Michael Perry and Dave Thomas
GW Contributors
Dave Andrews, Alessio Cavatore, Dave Cross, Jes Goodwin, Andy Hoare, Niel Hodgson, Jervis Johnson, Mark Jones, Phil Kelly, Mike Mason, Chad Mierzwa, Karen Miksza, Stuart White, Dominic Murray, Gavin Thorpe, Adam Troke and Matthew Ward.
Just off the top of my head
just kidding, they print this in the small print in the cover of the UK WD. Owen Rees is still the UK editor. And, don't forget the Godfather:- Rick Priestley. Rik Turner and James Milne are the current UK WD Journalists.
I think if we bombard everyone with e-mails it may annoy them to the point of actually doing something about it. I think the design team mentioned above are the figure sculptors, the Contributers seem to be the ones who write army books & suppliments etc.
One thing we need to make clear is our goal, it would be all to easy to demand an army book which is likely to get fobbed off, we all need to be asking for the same thing (IE make CD WHGT Legal) so I think xanders idea of a standard letter is probably best. We could forward it to all the above mentioned personnel and if nothing else would get them talking about it.
i think a written letter to jervis's standard bearer about unpublished army list armies becoming more popular due to the combined effort of worldwide gamers, which may influence him to write about it, which will get CD's a hell of a lot more standing ground than unsolicited e-mails.
Space Dwarfs were ridiculous. FACT. Their USP was they were short people. All their units were rubbish versions of IG or SM units. Their war engines were stupidly unbalanced and the models were rubbish. They were written off because not only were they unpopular, they were crap. IMO, obviously!
i think the models were pretty cool have a few painted up as mordians in my small IG force. I always like their mini evil terminators.
Ok so the idea thy came from a high gravity planet that made them shorter and stronger was a bit stupid, but other than that they were alright, although i think a lot more popular to players of space marine (those airshippy things were cool).
But I am interested in whats behind harvestmouse's reply about the ePetition on 18-09-2007 at HoH.
And thank you Xander for the insight - I just got carried away! So sorry!
I see 5 posts celebrating Willmark linking to his lists...
On the issue of CD legality for GT that as others point out is easy to achieve adjustment to PDF and a link to conversion articles and they could monitor interest through rising dwarf sales ie.Bfsp and others, it would take about a day.
The difficulty i am sure we all appreciate is balanced adjustment this would take a while longer unless they listened to players(which they do when playtesting),an unlikely event but we can but hope

This is the fundermental difference from attempts in the past the conversion articles and feature armies are made ,easy money even if not space marines

Any suggestions for what models to attach?
I'm thinking a couple of heroes/units/warmachines. Some painted some not, and preferably the converted/scratch built stuff, as I'm sure he's seen plenty of big hats in his time!
I would say any of the conversions of Bfsp sets with chaos marauder bits by any of the talented converters on this site 
That is why I mentioned several pages back, keep it focused, keep it conscise and only ask for minimal that bring it in line with the other books. Again as we ate generally in agreement resist the urge for a rewrite. Simply correct the areas of concern, areas of vagueness.
And when this is all said and done the chances will still be quite low IMHO, doesn't mean we don't ask the question. After all at some point GW will have to change the list for 7th.
The point I'm making is that any list revisions will cost the list the official status it hs from ravening hordes. GW playtests all its official lists thoroughly, it won't do that for this because its not worth it. I'm not bothered about the GT, I just want to be able to use my army in local clubs and tournaments without all the "not official complaints"
