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Born in Stevenage, a short distance from the smoggy clouds of London, he had a few part-time job whilst studying for his A levels and joined Games Workshop in 1993 at the age of 19. Since that date in 1993, Gav has been involved in millions of projects, far too many to list in fact, but they have spanned a large chunk of Army Book and Codexes, and every Warhammer game from Warhammer Quest through to 6th edition as well as event campaigns like Storm of Chaos.¹

Originally employed as an Assistant Games Developer, Gav moved over to work on White Dwarf for a couple of years, before returning as a Games Developer once more, and then on to the lofty position of "Warhammer Loremaster" in 2000, overseeing the development of the Warhammer Fantasy game. He’s possibly most proud of his work on [[Inquisitor (game system)|Inquisitor]], a game he chiefly created. As a game and an exploration of the 40k background and imagery, he feels it was a challenging project and a great success.¹ He is now in an oversight position with responsibility for the background, imagery and general IP that is produced by Games Workshop.²

He’s possibly most proud of his work on [[Inquisitor (game system)|Inquisitor]], a game he chiefly created. As a game and an exploration of the 40k background and imagery, he feels it was a challenging project and a great success. Gav obviously Warhammer with his beloved Dwarf army, but he also has a 40k [[Eldar]] army and is on the verge of launching himself into [[Epic]] with an [[Imperial Guard]] army. On top of all this he continues to scribe novels and short stories for the Black Library.: