Miniatures were not removed when wounds were taken? But instead the base had a wound counter.
Miniatures were 15mm in scale? (Cheaper buy in, larger variety of choice)
Kevin Green
>Miniatures were 15mm in scale? If you prefer 15mm, yes. I do. Most people don't. 28mm is most common for a reason.
Nolan Johnson
>Miniatures were not removed when wounds were taken? But instead the base had a wound counter.
Please no
Austin Garcia
Why do the based chinamen not seem to have the most common rank and file troops in their catalogues? Too low profit margins?
Zachary Cox
It'll be the launch trailer.
Dylan Parker
Skaven look out of place in Warhammer.
Brayden Torres
...
Aiden Harris
How can one elf be so based?
Luis Howard
High Elves will get slaughtered in their own trailer.
Aaron Turner
Allright who else is gonna play Skrolk first thing after release?
Jaxson Green
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Queek or Malekith. Not sure which.
Luke Cruz
Queen Queek.
Brody Bell
Not the arranged marriage the Prince had in mind, but if it will bring peace...
Ryan Martin
What's that text on the banner? It looks vaguely like Darktounge.
Luke Adams
Did she enjoy it?
Jordan Scott
>hung in a thick fug
Heh
Alexander Reed
Do I ask about Warmaster here? I'm curious about differences/preferences/opinions between the living rulebook community update vs the original rules and updates from gw.
I prefer 15mm or 6mm personally, larger scale battles that are less fiddly to move around, more abstract rules are faster to play and easier to teach my friends.
Chase Nguyen
Define improved. 15mm would make for smaller units and thus more maneuvering. But if you are in it mostly for the modelling and converting, the scale shits on you.
Caleb Carter
>she
You should thank-praise Queek for saving you from a trap-trap
Evan Rodriguez
Those knights are quality figures. I'd like to get my hands on some more, but the helmeted ones are fairly rare.
James Flores
are they not sold by Foundry?
Blake Campbell
Skavanon art when?
I suppose you can, but I can't remember the last time anyone really talked about it, where at least WFB is talked about sometimes.
Cameron Cooper
Am I the only one to think that Queek looks more like a tasmanian devil than a rat?
Isaac Barnes
Not all of them, no.
Lucas Cruz
uhm, you just posted a rat
Joshua Nguyen
>trap(elf)
Doesn't even count as a trap
Christian Bailey
On that not: does somebody have a good source for 15mm fantasy stuff?
John Miller
ah ok, I was thinking of the older 13th century type ones.
Ryan Baker
He's a new, more evolved form of rat. Stronger, quicker, bigger, more primal. Soon, they'll be the primary form of Skaven.
Easton Hernandez
>primal >primary >primaris
Man I'm glad I got away from 40k.
Levi Moore
>how to improve wfb >turn it into kow Makes you ponder don't it?
Julian Perry
is there a highres version of this?
John Jones
Ebin.
But to real though, just a fun fact, T. Devils are marsupials while rats are rodents
Nolan Cook
Wud u pat a rat?
Mason Lewis
Jesus, what a manchild.
Kevin Walker
Anybody have a copy of the fan made Regiments of Renown book for WFRP2? Somebody mentioned it in the thread yesterday but it's not in the pastebins and all of the googling I was doing only pointed me toward the official skirmish game.
Jace Richardson
With a gat.
Christian Wood
You're in luck, friend.
Camden Ward
Daily reminder that when Thanqoul accidently summoned Skarbrand, him and Queek dipped their heads and cowered together from the sight of Skarbrand. Both of them high tailed it out of there but not before Thanqoul pushed Queek forward.
Noah Hernandez
>Both of them high tailed it out of there but not before Thanqoul pushed Queek forward.
It's what I would do
Anthony Stewart
Greater daemons can drive people insane just by them being seen, and Skarbrand is a daemon's daemon.
Jaxon Edwards
Daily reminder that Skarbrand is a little bitch that got MALEKITH'D in less than a paragraph.
Daniel Howard
It was more impressive when Gotrek did it.
Evan Williams
Most based elf ever >mfw the last words of the warhammer universe were Mal shitposting at Tyrion and Alarielle
Christian Cruz
How could you justify playing as the State Troops of a city-state on the tabletop? As far as I understand, they're meant to be garrisoning forces, and it's hard to explain every other army coming to fight them all the time.
Austin Parker
Speaking of the best rat, anyone have his book series, preferably in epub?
Wyatt Garcia
Malekith is underrated.
Evan Williams
You can push the definition of a "garrison", and have them patroling the outskirts of their city-state, to protect X village from Y's raid
Or just detachments from the city-state being called for war under the Imperial army, leaving part of the regiment to do the actual garrisoning
Caleb Miller
You're a true asset to the people of this general.
Christopher Martinez
>Talabheim >Not red and yellow >Covered in Sigmar imagery >Reikland shield patterns Am I being deceived?
Austin Perry
Talabheim =/= Talabecland
The major capitals usually have different heraldry than their actual provinces
Same deal with Altdorf and Middenheim
Ethan Young
Gotrek never fought Skarbrand. He fought a random BT.
Lincoln Brooks
Not that guy, but thanks.
Isaiah Adams
Most of the major cities have their own uniforms, especially if they're technically city-states within the province. It might be just for flavor to help justify custom colors on a city basis, it might be so that you can have different colors if you hate the colors of the provinces but like their fluff.
Angel Morales
Dwarflets — when will they learn?
Evan Hill
This reads like a Chinese ripoff of Malus Darkblade.
Lucas Gonzalez
Grail Pilgrims are the most interesting thing about Bretonnia.
Nolan Barnes
Makes sense, I just thought it was weird that Talabheimers have basically the exact same uniform as Reiklanders.
Ryan Sullivan
You mean french flavored flagellants?
Michael Ward
Flagellants barely wear armor and are mostly just cannon fodder. All peasants are cannon fodder in Bretonnia, but Grail Pilgrims can actually dish out some damage and won't break because three beastmen are charging your twenty-man unit.
Isaiah Adams
I kind of wish the setting would explain more about the role of Grail worship in Bretonnia. There's clearly more to the cult of the Grail than grail knights and damsels, seeing as there are abbeys for skaven to attack.
Alexander Brown
As far as I understand it, grail chapels are fairly common - sometimes guarded by Grail Knights, other times staffed by Damsels, or just fallen to neglect, because Bretonnians build more grail chapels than castles.
Technically the only true priesthood of the Lady are the Prophetesses and Damsels, with Grail Knights acting as living embodiments of her will. But Grail Pilgrims will sometimes take up the role of preachers, either going from town to town or setting up in a grail chapel.
But that's about it. For how central the religion is to Bretonnia, it doesn't seem to have much depth, and it's not even clear how most people even worship the Lady beyond prayers before battle and holidays.
Oliver Stewart
Read the fucking army books, faggots. They explain all this shit. Then go play your video game, come back here, and rehash the same nerd discussions about the lore of this game you haven't touched in years. Spergs.
Samuel Richardson
La Maisontaal is an abbey of Taal and the fluff is older than the Lady.
Nicholas Sanders
I love Grail Reliquaries a lot.
Jackson Hernandez
Read Knights of the Grail, it goes into it a bit.
Sebastian Russell
Adapting The Enemy Within for WFRP 2e
So, The Enemy Within is recognized by many of the oldheads in the RPG world as a rather fine campaign (some folks even go so far as to say it's legendary - one of the best - probably a stretch). It's the key to reproducing that "Call of Cthulhu in a Fantasyverse" feeling, and with some 80s-style nostalgia/retro quality. The first three books (and the prologue) are phenomenal.
And a quick note: I am not talking about The Enemy Within for 3rd edition. That's a totally different story trying to live off the brand of The Enemy Within from 1st Edition Warhammer Fantasy.
Here, I've compiled some helpful supplements for any enterprising GM who wants to run The Enemy Within in 2nd edition:
Almost necessary for making the later books work and super helpful for a new GM. Something Rotten in Kislev (the fourth book) is a complete tonal divorce from the first three books, and the alternatives offered in the Companion are great.
You'll find some PDFs at the bottom They adapt named characters from the campaign to 2nd edition stat blocks.
>Story Advice The 1st Edition Karl-Franz is a grand departure from the 2nd Edition Karl. A sick, weakened, (and ultimately dying) hermit king who has cucked on the Mutant Question (at the beginning of the campaign, Mutant Hunting has been made illegal). To sort this out, I suggest setting the campaign just before Karl-Franz has ascended to the throne, and his father, Luitpold I, is Emperor. In addition, as the end of the campaign is a total clusterfuck of coincidences and noble births, I've scrapped the whole "reincarnation of Sigmar" angle. Instead, Karl-Franz has an older brother (the mutated Crown Prince Wolfgang), and his death allows Karl's inheritance.
Nathan Clark
Taking the bait, but do you think it's even easy to find people to play tabletop games with anymore? It's even worse if you aren't on the coasts.
Brayden Powell
Neat, thank you. I'll have to read through it. Sadly, I'm new to this and never read the Enemy Within first edition, but I'll try to catch up. Thank you for the work.
Colton Torres
It has a super simple start that works for any crew of low level careers and slowly ramps you up, introducing you to the politics, cults, etc. of the Empire.
Wyatt Cooper
You have the choice of becoming a slave to skaven, dark elfs or chaos dwarfs, who do you choose?
Elijah Torres
i got u senpai, what do you need, all of it?
Christopher Sanchez
I would go with the Chaos Dwarfs less chance of either being tortured to death eaten used for warpstone experiments or all of the above.
Matthew Gutierrez
Why the hell is everything for the Empire (or free companies or whatever the dumb fuck-up they did now) so expensive? I'm looking to get some greatswords and i can't find them for anything less than 60 fucking dollars.
Josiah Evans
I'm sure someone else posted this already but I just noticed in the Skaven trailer that not only does the bell toll exactly 13 times but the Skaven are the 13th playable race to be revealed
Josiah Cruz
Dark elves, I want a shot at breeding a bloodwrack.
Easton Campbell
Because age of sigmar is for a demographic that doesn't buy anything but instead gets it bought for them.
Hunter Phillips
So can anyone tell me some azhag the slaughterer lore please
Justin Cox
Going for a Brettonia run. Should I be cramming as many knights into an army as I can, with some ranged peasant backup, or go lots of peasants with smaller, elite knight units deployed at crucial points?
Brayden Hall
It's getting expensive for the Empire? I would have figured they'd be cheaper yet for a while, at least compared to Brets or Tomb Kings.
Just for you.
I personally prefer the latter - it's easier to micromanage and not waste cavalry - but the former is easier if you don't want to break the back of your peasant economy, and to allow you to field more armies overall. I'd recommend just trying both out and seeing what you feel works best, but if you're just starting out, go with peasants and try and make them work. They can surprise you.
Justin Diaz
Usualy i build my Bret armies with 5 melee inf 4 archers and a catapult then fill the rest with Knights this generaly gives you enough of an anvil for your Knights to do the dirty work.
Juan Lewis
Remember that the only Bretonnian infantry worth fielding is the Grail Pilgrim and Grail Reliquae
Thomas Wilson
>not using based peasants with polearms. it's like you want to be a scrub.
Grayson Peterson
Just as planned-planned.
Camden Reed
Azagh: leader, warrior, philosopher.
Brandon Foster
Peasants with Polearms are useful anti-armor, along with Foot Squires - but the Polearms don't need a blacksmith. Any infantry with shields has some use, mainly because they're survivable enough they can hold the enemy so your cavalry can pull away and charge again. Even peasant mobs make useful enough arrow fodder and the occasional 'shit shit shit I'm being invaded, better throw as many bodies at is as I can that I don't care about' moment.
Pretty much the only unit I've never found useful are Men-at-Arms with swords (without shields). With shields they're lesser Grail Pilgrims, without they're Peasant Mobs with much higher costs and less bodies - weak to near-uselessness, but not cheap enough to not care if they're thrown away or raised en masse. Even Men-at-Arms with spears (without shields) at least still have charge defense.
Jack James
Alright /wfb/urgers, what changes or inclusions would you like to see in WFRP 4ed?
Nicholas Price
Damn. I was hoping CA would troll everyone and have the fourth race be tomb kings. Guess, we'll have to wait till expansion pack 3 for them, along side Ogres and...and errr Chaos Dwarfs?.
John Rogers
As far as I'm considered they could just copy/paste everything from 2e, add some more careers, new splatbooks, and make some more scenarios and campaign book and I'd be perfectly happy.
Cameron Bennett
Generally I've been pretty happy with 2e, and all I really want is expansion on concepts that never got fully explored - the various flavors of Elves, Ogres, stuff like that.
Sebastian Anderson
Sure, but the last two would be better since I didn't like the first one.
Thanks in advance.
Angel Phillips
At least one 'What If' splat or section that explores different ideas for the settig GMs could try if they wanted to play different timelines - including a few careers for Bloodbowl players.
James Thompson
>we'll have to wait till expansion pack 3 Tomb Kings is guaranteed DLC considering Southlands is in.
Anthony Gonzalez
Oh, and I'd be happy if 4e didn't have so many unexplained things. I get it's so that GMs can fill in the blanks for their own adventures, but it bothers me when some of the only known locations and characters are half-mystery.
Chase Ramirez
What sort of traps and occupants of an elven Temple of Khaine currently occupied by human squatters might you expect to find?
Andrew Moore
Does anyone have a link to all the White Dwarfs? I thought there was one in the OP, but going through it I haven't found yet.