Are the player enjoying the game? Are you enjoying the game? Is this actually a problem that needs fixing?

If it is a problem: What are you players goals? What do they want? Why should they engage with the plot?

That's all correct. I would very much discourage anyone from choosing to pay the 200xp to leave a career early, it does somewhat screw up the system. One of the reasons is, yes you theoretically have to go back and remove the advances they have not taken from their advance scheme, which when I had t...

"Remember Warhammer Fantasy Battle? Remember how much you loved all those historically inspired units like Horse Archers and Winged Lancers?"

"Well here are some emo chicks with ice weapons from Elder Scrolls, now fuck off."

As well as the Elf Ranger I mentioned above, another idea (although you would need to rework it a lot i suspect) is they way Defenders of the Forest at Liber Fanatica handled Wardancers, where they changed to Dances to spells. This is all pretty weak in terms of suggestions but I am really strugglin...

Have you looked at the Elf Ranger (Mage subtype) from Warhammer Quest?

This is hard to answer tbh. Fiction tends not to make this distinction as fiction does not measure time in rounds in the first place. In first edition WFRP I do not believe this is possible, by anyone. In second edition WFRP Dart (and indeed Fire Ball) are half actions so can be combined with a Stan...

Good catch. TBH that page probably has all the information in Dreadfleet anyway, I don't get the impression it was particularly in depth? Although the possible Nagash connection is quite interesting. Although we are possibly getting away from the main point, if you need magical construct-type things...

Elementals (in the traditional sense of fire, water, air, earth) are part of Arabyan magic, at least as per the Arabyan character in Dreadfleet who can summon them. I don't think there's ever been an official source on Araby and how their magic works though. I think those are Sea Nymphs, Tempest Dj...

Elementals last appeared for Warhammer Fantasy Battle in Storm of Magic which I think was published in 2010.

By Storm of Magic I obviously meant to write Monstrous Arcanum of 2012.

A fine collection of material that I have often referred too: Both when playing and writing my own stuff.

I used to do this way back in the day, and it pretty much works fine in play.

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Sat Feb 15, 2020 2:54 pm

...why would the children bother with overthrowing their parents if they stand to inheret the whole shebang to begin with and could just murder them for khaine?

The Wine of Dreams is said by some to bring about eternal youth.

It may be worth bearing in mind that the Pistol is not even the most expensive trapping the roadwarden requires, the Light warhorse is worth far more.

I am not 100% sure what you are asking for, but you may find the following thread helpful at the FFG forum:

https://community.fantasyflightgames.co ... ss-ratios/

The Thousand Islas: https://www.grognard.org.uk/Authors/jad ... 0Islas.pdf

@totsuzenheni Glad it's useful, I remember it being a ton of work!

I collated a lot of the Marienburg stuff from the Black Industries website here: https://www.grognard.org.uk/Authors/jadrax/Marienburg-WFRP-V2.pdf I cannot fin a current like to the Little Kislev document aside from Scribd: https://www.scribd.com/document/251105597/WFRP-Little-Kislev-A-guide-to-the-...

Other materials written by other authors might be off limits without explicitly getting the authors' permission. I'm not sure how copyright law works in these situations though. (e.g., 'Lure of Power' credits writing and development to Owen Barnes, Daniel Lovat Clark, Chris Gerber, Andrew Hoare and...

Nothing of 3rd edition has been released as a pdf though, has it? I did not even think to check for third tbh. I suppose the problem is the core rules are so dependent on bits and special dice etc. that printing it would probably be a pain. And I can see why they would not be comfortable printing s...

Looking at DriveThru, they have 12 1st edition pdfs and 25 2nd edition.

The big missing ones seem to be Apocrypha Two (they only uploaded one last November so its probably coming), Dwarves: Stone and Steel, and the last Doomstones books.

I think part of it was probably to make them more distinct from outriders, who are in a very similar niche.

Of course given the WFB Outriders, it probably would have made more sense the other way around.