Guide · Warhammer 40K 11th Edition · 40 Carrot virtual tabletop

How do you practice Warhammer 40K online?

Practice Warhammer 40K online with a virtual tabletop. 40 Carrot is a free browser-based 40K simulator: set up a true-scale board with terrain and objectives, import or build your army, then measure distances, roll dice, and play out situations solo — no physical table, no opponent, and no travel required.

Why practice 40K on a simulator instead of a table?

A physical game of Warhammer 40K costs an evening, a table, an opponent, and a bag of models. That's a lot of overhead for the thing you actually want to get better at: decisions. A simulator strips the overhead away. On 40 Carrot you set up a board in seconds, at exact tabletop scale, and rehearse the moments that decide games — a contested deployment, a turn-three trade, a charge you're not sure reaches. You can play both sides, reset instantly, and try the same turn five different ways. The repetitions that are expensive on a table are free in a browser, which is exactly how you build the intuition that carries back to real games.

What can you actually do in the 40 Carrot simulator?

Is 40 Carrot a free Warhammer 40K simulator?

The core simulator is free: the true-scale board, unit placement, terrain, measurement, dice, objectives, the manual unit builder, and the built-in database. Full Access — $3/month or $33 lifetime — adds the AI tactical advisor, the damage calculator, army import, printable data cards, snapshots, and cloud saves. So you can start practicing Warhammer 40K online for nothing and only pay if the deeper tools earn it.