If you mean a geographical map then i don't know of any other than those in the official material and a few variations thereof. If you mean a timeline i suggest looking at Gideon's first edition companion for The Enemy Within on his Awesome Lies blog along with the other posts there about The Enemy ...

That's a nice little find FasterThatJesus. Perhaps it would be worth searching for misspellings and variants using 'jokers' if you can do that in Calibre and haven't already done so. (I take it that this was using the full text search tool integrated into Calibre you mentioned.)

There was also a first edition article in an early Warpstone (Warpstone issue 1 i think) on prosthetics. I may have been reproduced in the 'best of' compilation of Warpstone articles published by Hogshead Publishing.

The second spoiler below is for one or more of the Warhammer novels. The first spoiler is the name of those Warhammer novel(s). The spoiler below is for the Konrad trilogy. I wonder if the .... entity on the island in Marienburg (if i've remembered that correctly) in the third book of the Konrad tri...

Graeme Davis did an update of the Viydagg for the fourth edition on his blog. (You'll also find links to 'More Like This' if you scroll to the bottom of that blog entry.)

It will be interesting to see what the Companion contains, though i'm thinking a lot rests on The Horned Rat at this point, for me at least.

Much appreciated all. I'm still on that fence.

Do let us know what you think of it if you have the time and inclination.

Much appreciated Le Passant. The version on Mega is still version 1.1 rather than version 1.121.

You might be able to find it here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... TVUaW5VMjg .

Time for the tipex.

Great to hear Mad Alfred is writing some pieces for Cubicle 7. I'm encouraged.

The PDF is available. I'd be interested to read what people think of it and how it compares to the first edition version.

Could they be alternative names for the Reikland, Altdorf, and Middenheim? I wonder if the author was being cautious about using official names.

Does anyone know if the reference to Zaiyon is still there in a fourth edition handout or elsewhere?

Herr Arnulfe wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 18, 2020 8:28 am

[...] I don't see how greenskins could be anything but Muslims

Herr Arnulfe wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 18, 2020 8:28 am

(or Crusaders).

Herr Arnulfe wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 18, 2020 8:28 am

I suppose greenskins could be Romans if we go far enough back

It's good to see Cubicle 7 getting organised in terms of the updates they put out, and perhaps the new printers will mean things speed up a bit, but i would still like them to sort out their RSS so i don't have to keep getting notified about their updates second hand, much as i appreciate those seco...

I read Chuck's post about it and it seems like a smart move on Cubicle 7's part to support this work.

That's appreciated Chuck. I've always liked that skeleton.

Ha, I did get a little nervous unwrapping them. I don't know how well it shows in the picture, but the technique of these images, like those in Death on the Reik, was a combination of pencil and ink that is just fantastic. I bet. Now you point it out i can see what you mean about the combination of...