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Moussilon fits pretty well.

Other user mentioned Moussilon, which is a great choice. If you go up to Kislev, Praag might be a decent choice, since it's got some hefty corruption in it, even if I don't think it's as far gone as Mordheim or Mousilion, since people still seem to try to settle there.

are you looking specifically for warpstone meteor'd places or will any place fucked up by eldritch forces work?
because on top of my mind, leaving apart the chaos wastes and looking for some exotic spot, I remember lustria having a pair of interesting ruins: one is the city of echoes that from time to time pops up a portal to chaos but even in calmer moments you can imagine there being, well, echoes, stuff like the roars of long passed wars battling ghosts removed from time and other warp anomalies (other lustrian results of the chaos invasion to take inspiration from are a battlefield where magically augmented superaggressive jungle grew on solified flames pillars or a crater caused by the explosion of a slann still inhabited by the small sun that is its still conflagrating soul); considering it is an abandoned city warbands could go there in search for treasures, daemonic pacts or more personal reasons.

As well as Mousillon and Praag, you could also go something a bit more exotic, such as Arnheim (High Elf colony under contant siege by Dark Elfs and other evil doers.), a random Border Princes town, or Karak Eight Peaks.

Looking for a place a whole lot of different factions or species would have reason to fight over. Might just fluff around it and make it someplace not WHFB at all, as I've been looking over Frostgrave and ASoBaH rules as well, so any kind of team can feel welcome.

It could be something akin to LotR's Moria that the warbands are fighting over, and the riches or resources contained within, or some other, stranger, ruin like Skyrim's Blackreach or The Forgotten Vale.

Maps and ruins and descriptions of wide and varied places are what I crave. As a skirmish campaign like Mordheim, I'd like to introduce quadrant-control as a mechanic, so team factions can start garnering influence and gathering resources from various locations. I can see a lot of potential in Mordheim because I can see the value a lot of factions place in it. Wood Elves could try for the Gardens and turn the city's captive woodland into an ally, while pious Sigmarite Priests would strive to seize their patron's cathedral, and undead would scrounge for graveyards from which to animate the dead heroes of old. And the bridge through the center would cause some fun fighting over that as a chokepoint, or teams could find sly ways around it.

>Maps and ruins and descriptions of wide and varied places are what I crave.
I've got you covered

no, really, I don't, sorry.

Hopeful signal boost to this post

Would you a HercuHeralarielle?

>not preferring the original yandere mothgirl

Mousillion only has a meh map as far as I've found that I think is questionably canon, but there's a lot to fight over - I could see Tilean or Estalian adventurers, Empire mercenaries, and of course a lot of Bretonnians, either questing or trying to clear out the renegade lords and knights. There's also probably a lot of draw for Necromancers.

Body is yes, face is meh. It's obviously a figure that's for posing on something bigger, not something on its own with emotion.

>yandere mothgirl
There's but one worthy.

>mfw

best adventure in WFRP?

Which battleplan is that? Looks fun.

I like Terror in Talabheim the most.

Mine.

:^)

I'm not sure, is there any info about Stirland in Night's Dark Masters or one of the vamp-related black library books?

You might want to check out the Empire Army series from BL. I'm not sure if Stirland is in there because I got really bored of reading about Hochland. Iron Company was good, but going back to that backwards hick province in the very next book wasn't interesting to me.

How would you feel if I introduced psudo-communists into my WFRP campaign at some point? I really want to take my adventures to Kislev, and having read the Ambassador it has the right set up for an organization like that. The Imperial Ambassador, who has been to courts all over the Old World, said that the Winter Palace makes everyone else look like dog shit in comparison. This is a country that stands on the brink of destruction every Tuesday. While very patriotic, I imagine that the Kislivites still have a breaking point.

I could see a collectivist movement forming in the wake of the Storm of Chaos. Maybe even out of Praag, which is home to dishonest shifty intelligensia, which you need.

It's fluff

>Many months ago
>"$40 Tomb Guard? I'll get them when I have more money"
>Have more money
>$100 Tomb Guard

I know that feel. I can't get great cannons or knightly orders without shelling out big bucks online.

Liber Fanatica's Enter New Perils/Perils of the Empire has a section about revolutionary organisations in Reikland that you could use.

liberfanatica.net/liber.fanaticaVII.pdf

You can also find it in the link at the bottom of the OP

>Not the best yandere cute mom moth goddess

#MothraSaves

Well fuck me, I completely forgot about Mothra.

One must never forget Mothra, the lost Chaos God of Law.

noob here
which edition is this

Chamon edition.

thanks
most of the links have edition numbers. do thay matter

Nothing an unhealthy doze of cavinton won't fix.

Oh, you mean editions of the game? like 7th, 8th etc?

yes for the core rule book
sorry for not being clear

It's fine, my mistake too.

The last full edition for WHFB was 8th, with a bunch of extra rules coming in for the End Times. People here talk about the unofficial 9th edition rules that was made by fans.

Mothra is interesting because her main power is "cannot die, is automaticallh resurrected within an hour" and Hydra-like splitting of herself as larva.

In theory, the Chaos Gods could not ever beat her.

thanks
also the core rule book is that 8th edition?
are the different editions compatible with each other?

In practice though GW will find a way. Well, not for the Chaos Gods, but their champion is ever ready to lay down the law. I mean chaos.

That would be perfect for them. A war that could never end. If Chaos kills everything, Chaos dies.

pic related is the most recent core rulebook, which yeah is 8th edition.

All the editions are somewhat compatible, but require quite a bit of homebrew balancing to get right, not something that'll be accepted in professional gaming clubs or whatever.

thanks

Border Princes if full of the places as this one,you also have that abandoned vampire city there.
Lustria is also full of places like this
If you want some ayylmao tech/magic you can go with Drachenfelts

late to the party, but I'd be interested

>Yeah sure, go for it.

>TREE-REVENANTS
>unit size: 3-20; special choice; 25ppm
>M5 WS4 BS4 S4 T4 W2 I5 A1 LD9
>the unit champion (protector) has 2 attacks instead
>special rules: always strike first, forest spirits, fear, scaly skin (6+), memories of war, waywalkers
>memories of war: these spirited beings are in constant contact with the souls protected in death by the forest and can their experiences as their own; during any turn, the unit can reroll up to a number of rolls equal to the size of the unit at the beginning of the turn (for example, if the unit has 10 models at the start of a turn, it can reroll up to 10 dice rolls during the turn), these dice can be used to reroll to hit rolls, to wound rolls, armour saves, ward saves or characteristics tests like iniziative or leadership for the purpose of morale.
>waywalkers: tree-revenants are as much ghosts as they are living beings and can move in both worlds at will; during the movement phase, if the unit hasn't declared charges, instead of moving normally, the unit can acquire the ethereal special rule and move up to 15" for that sub-phase.
>equipment: enchanted blades

>options:
>champion 10pts
>the champion can have a magical item up to 25pts
>music 10pts
>standard 10pts
>the standard bearer can have a magical banner up to 50pts
>any model can choose to replace his enchanted blades for an enchanted glaive for free

>enchanted blades: range-combat/str-user/magical attacks, pair of weapons, armour piercing
>enchanted glaive: range-combat/str+1/,magical attacks, two-handed, armour piercing

Is warhammerfluffsource a reputable site?

>the souls of the elves have always been favored by those beings that feed on such essences, among all the infamous slaanesh; while the asur make use of waystones to guide the dead away from the attentions of malevolent beings, many asrai give themselves to Athel Loren, communing with the consciousnesses forming the spirit of the forest as ghosts held from slipping to the underworld by a net of roots; in exchange of this protection, Athel Loren expects the asrai to help guard the forests even in death, molding for these warrior spirits new bodies made of living wood and giving them access to the vast resources of experiences shared by all the souls that have gathered behind this sacred canopy. the revenants appear as silent and evanescent beings to living creature, as they are allowed to move between the veils that make the mortal and the immortal realms; it is said that for the spirits of the dead, past present and future events blur together as time is percepted differently beyond the boundaries of mortality, if this is true they don't confirm, nor deny, some suggesting that speaking even a single word about the fate of events still unfolding may spell doom if heard by the wrong ears.
>a strange and quite unsettling fact about the revenants, is that while the most are recognized as spirits of long dead elves, others resemble people that are still alive and well, leading to rumors that the person in question will die shortly after the encounter or, the more disturbing of the options, that the forest claim the souls of the asrai without their notice while they still live; the clarifications of those elves that better know the arcane workings of the forest are even more confusing, with interpretations suggesting that the forest does not simply use the souls it receives, but that separate raw soulstuff is shaped after the experiences of the souls it takes to make new spirits; this doesn't answer from where said soulstuff comes...

>SPITEFUL REVENANTS
>of the many spirits that inhabit under the branches of the fey forest, no other kind better represents the dark savagery of the hidden places than these beings, hateful of intruders and wary even of the elven allies of athel loren after thousands of years of coexistence.
>unit size: 3-20; special choice; 25ppm
>M5 WS4 BS4 S4 T4 W2 I5 A2 LD8
>the champion (shadestalker) has 3 attacks instead
>forest spirits, terror, hatred, fury, scaly skin (6+), forest stalker, flammable, whispers in the dark
>whispers in the dark: all enemy units within 6" of a forest that is within 6" of an unit of spiteful revenants suffer of the following effects:
>they treat all units as having the fear special rule
>they treat units with the fear special rule as having terror instead
>they roll an additional dice and discard the lowest result when taking fear or terror tests caused by models with the terror special rule

will continue sometime later with branchwitch, dryadnought and the forest spirit greater daemoness on rhino beetle

I've updated the MEGA of the WHFRP 2e Fan Material. Decided to go back to each source and add all the adventures, I've also added lots of maps as well as all the content in the pastebin WHFRP fan mediafire folder. Finally I've renamed all the pdf files to be much clearer about what they are.

Cheers user, disappointing that such amazing works aren't available in English. Might try and get any rules translated to the best of my abilities, just so it's available.

Godspeed, user

I got you mane. Just get sigmars heirs, goes into depth about every province. Its 2nd edition wfrp though.

I think a French revolution style event in Bretonnia is more likely.

It's possible, though in my (and my friend's) 'canon' Bretonnia is a bit less extreme when it comes to peasants, treatment of them and taxation. It could still happen, but it isn't as likely as a 90% tax would make it. Our campaigns have progressed to 2540 I.C. and I have yet to start the Bretonnian/Mousillon civil war yet, but if that happens then a lowborn revolution could still pop up at some point.

What would such an event offer to make the new state interestingly different from other human nations?
would not-napoleon be a possible special character?

it's a bit harder to do that when they actually have magical blessings and superpowers

and all it would really end up doing is creating a weird empire 2.0

Added even more stuff from the Strike-to-stun forum and Winds of Chaos, including a massive dump of stuff from a user who saved dead stuff to his harddrive (Grognard). Also added a contact email in case I miss anything.

Cheers.