"The co-owner of a Ukrainian publishing house emphasizes the significance of these works, stating they are essential for the spirits of our people, following Games Workshop's decision to end translation rights for Warhammer novels."

Games Workshop, the renowned British company known for its popular tabletop game Warhammer, has made a significant shift in its publishing partnerships. The company recently announced that it would not be renewing its contract with Ukrainian publisher Molfar Comics, which had been responsible for translating Black Library novels into Ukrainian.

In a statement posted on Instagram, Games Workshop clarified the decision, explaining that it was a result of strategic changes. However, they did not elaborate on the specific reasons for the change. Instead, they confirmed that they are currently seeking new publishing partnerships in Western European countries.

This decision has left some readers disappointed, particularly those who are three books into the Horus Heresy series, which had been localised by Molfar Comics. The unexpected end of the contract has caused a slight disruption for these readers.

Prior to this change, Games Workshop had entered into a deal with Molfar Comics to localise Warhammer novels for Ukrainian readers. This collaboration was seen as an important step in making global products more accessible to Ukrainian audiences. Oleksandr Nevskiy, co-owner of Molfar Comics, emphasised the importance of having products available in Ukrainian, particularly for the morale of Ukrainian soldiers.

Despite the change in publishing partnerships, Sales of Warhammer miniatures in Ukraine will continue. In 2022, Games Workshop suspended all Warhammer sales in Russia due to the ongoing conflict. However, it seems that the company's commitment to the Ukrainian market remains.

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In the midst of these changes, Games Workshop continues to be a key player in the tabletop gaming world, and its decisions are closely watched by fans and industry insiders alike.

"The co-owner of a Ukrainian publishing house emphasizes the significance of these works, stating they are essential for the spirits of our people, following Games Workshop's decision to end translation rights for Warhammer novels."