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That's definitely not a power given to him by GW corporate, nor by any other source. You might ber able to take this legal even. The part where he demanded money I mean. (extortion?)

Either way, contacting GW corporate is a possible course of action. Just to be clear though, this is an actual GW, not an independant FLGS right? Because if he actually OWNED the store he could probably do that.

im2randomghgh wrote:That's definitely not a power given to him by GW corporate, nor by any other source. You might ber able to take this legal even. The part where he demanded money I mean. (extortion?)

Either way, contacting GW corporate is a possible course of action. Just to be clear though, this is an actual GW, not an independant FLGS right? Because if he actually OWNED the store he could probably do that.

The case involves GW products, which are distributed to LGS by GW (almost always) GW still has a say in what their products are used for and may have a possible case (since the LGS owner was making more money than GW knew about)

I'm going to say what others have said. If this is
true, it is wrong. Call Games Workshop. However, I'm also of the
mindset that it is not true. Feel free to yellow flag me if you think
the thread warrants discussion.

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