I have done some additional editing, added the Regiment as an organizational structure, and added a quick reference section at the end.

Any feedback is welcome.

Happy Gaming,
Hyarion

Any time you're setting up a new knowledge store from scratch, it's going to be a lot of upfront effort. But it will pay dividends as it gets set up. And that will only grow as you continue to run other campaigns in that same setting.

I haven't used Tiddlywikis personally, but one thing I have ...

You can only run TEW so many times either as a GM or as a player. Therefore, I think city books (Altdorf, Middenheim, or even Salzemund) would be a great pick. Even from other editions, 1e's Marienburg, or 2e's Spires of Nuln could be a good purchase. Something like 2e's Knights of the Grail (?? The ...

You can only run TEW so many times either as a GM or as a player. Therefore, I think city books (Altdorf, Middenheim, or even Salzemund) would be a great pick. Even from other editions, 1e's Marienburg, or 2e's Spires of Nuln could be a good purchase. Something like 2e's Knights of the Grail (?? The ...

I see your point about Weapon Damage (full disclosure, I don't have Up In Arms so things might have been updated). I would argue that the difference lies in the weapon qualities. Especially a Halberd's Penetrate quality which means that it will always be doing more damage (SL's being equal) to ...

RAW, yes, it seems that Axes are better.

But don't overlook the social cost of an axe. For one, Axes cannot be sheathed making them unsuitable as part of a ceremonial uniform (Exhibit A: The US Marines dress uniform). Also, axes are a martial adaptation of a tool, swords are purely martial and ...

You are correct in that it takes away the immediacy of "what are my options?" however, my experience has been that most characters have an idea of where they want their characters to go, so this will help make that process easier and more direct.

Instead of "I want to get to Captain, so I need to ...

4e's careers are broken down into 8 'families' : Academics, Burghers, Courtiers, Peasants, Rangers, Riverfolk, Rogues, Warriors.

Renamed and re-sorted a bit we could have:
Mercantile
Peasants
Wilderness/Frontier
Maritime
Criminal
Martial
Religious
Government

Not that those should be exclusive ...

One change I would like to see in the Career Tag system is "typed tags". For example, the priest career would have the Religion<<any>> tag. If a PC becomes a Priest of Morr, it would be filled in with Religion<<Morr>> this would help facilitate a move into Knight of the Raven or Temple Guard (of a ...

I agree, this seems to be in support of TOW much in the same way that the AOS rpg is meant to support that game. Although I would submit that since one of the design goals of WFRP 4e was to keep in continuity with past WFRP editions, introducing TOW rpg allows them to effectively make a new "WFRP ...

Taking your question at face value, I would say the answer feels like 5-12 with lower tier careers having more and higher tier careers having less (Remembering that you keep exits from previously completed careers).

But we can potentially cut back on the "interconnected mess", if we say that ...

It won't "Break The Game" to use the one's digit, but it may lead to wierd results when doing contested rolls (especially because SL's are now a part of the damage calculation). The core rulebook has an optional rule for Fast SL's which you may want to look up.

All the cool stuff happens across the pond. If I could make it happen, I'd be there. I hope it goes well!

In the Hilarious Darkness of the Far Future, there is only Dad Jokes....

Being a (comparative) newcomer to WFRP and having missed out completely on the 1e and post-1e (Warpstone/pre 2e) era, I'm finding this a fascinating walk through.

I've read through the 1e core book, but I'll confess it means that much less to me because I never had to make it work for me, as it's ...

@Faster Great call out about the years of waiting from the community. If there is a collectible format, I'll need to get that one.

The deciding factor for me is how much homebrew mechanics you want to introduce. Foundry is absolutely fantastic, but I was not able to change/introduce as much as I wanted so I ultimately had to let it go.

In other news: it looks like I may have been correct after all.

https://comicbook.com/gaming/news/warha ... cubicle-7/

It will be interesting to see if this will be a setting book or a new system. I guess we'll see.

For the longest time, WFB was set in the year 2522 and the main conflict of setting at that point was embodied in Emperor Karl Franz vs Archaon.
WFRP 4e is now set in 2510(? I believe?), likely to give some breathing room to players who want to run The Enemy Within, and give enough time for things ...

Maybe because you are a Merchant/Tradesman or are just well Travelled, and you know a bit about the language?
Maybe because you are a Reiklander, but one (both) of your parents were expatriots who had settled down in a new country?