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Once known for its lacemaking factories, Nottingham has reinvented itself as a centre of role-playing games. Games Workshop – maker of Warhammer 40,000 – is a multibillion-pound behemoth, and it sustains a whole ecosystem.

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If there’s one profession you’d think wouldn’t want to fire up a game of Call of Duty after a hard day at work, it would be military personnel. Yet gaming might be bigger in the military than any othe