Thanks for the interview. I really like MadAlfred's fan material for WFRP1. His works convey the feel of the Old World as depicted in the first edition. Actually, many are better than some of the original stuff. In my opinion he was also quite successful in introducing certain WFRP1 elements into WF...

Back in the day, I ran Lichemaster by the book once. It was in my teenage years so I was not ready to tinker with the scenario. Still, we had loads of fun.

I had a pleasure of meeting Dave Allen at TimCon VII, a predecessor of TobCon. He is extremely outgoing and very knowledgeable. Indeed, his replies on the Black Industries forae (WFRP2) were both comprehensive and relevant. This is why I enjoyed reading the interview though I do not play WFRP4. Than...

Thanks for reposting, Robin. Very seldom do I visit other roleplaying websites and I have not the first nine issues of Warpstone.

There have been some various stabs at this from various fans, though I don't think much has been publicized. There is "The Corrupt Kingdom of Bretonnia", an excellent fan sourcebook for the first-edition WFRP. As it was published in early days of the Internet era, it was released in incre...

The short question is how to adapt the concept of Walkie Talkies and/or a radio into WFRP? Off the top of my head, blowing a horn could be an effective way to send very simple messages, e.g. "Danger!", "Ambush!", "Help!", "Retreat!", over distances of hundred...

Stallion12 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 12, 2022 10:43 pm The one mentioned here. https://rpggeek.com/rpgitemversion/325521/pdf-version

I realise there snt much to it but I cant find it anywhere.

I have it. Fell free to contact me if you're still interested.

I seldom peek at the forae, but will try to remember to come back in a few days.

If I were you, I would contact John Foody. Perhaps he still has G. Lepper's email address. In the remote past both must have collaborated extensively as G. Lepper used to publish in "Warpstone".

In May 2018 I pre-ordered the Collector's Limited Edition WFRP4 Rulebook. The release of the PDF version was scheduled for the following month but a delay occurred. Therefore, in July 2018 I received, as an apology, an e-mail, signed by CEO, from the Cubicle 7 account with "a 25% off coupon for...

Orin J.'s suggestion is a good one. It circumvents another serious problem: merging two winds of magic. Your character is a wizard who has mastered the lore of metal and can channel the wind of metal*. The original idea, as I see it, is to turn his paralysed upper limb into a golden exhibit and then...

Thanks for your input.

Many thanks for your exhaustive reply. Yes, you are right: Tim Eccles mentioned about "eagrel" in his regular column in Warpstone. My memory failed me and I forgot about it. My problem with all these explanations is that they do not bring me nearer to the understanding of "the right o...

Does anybody know what the right of eagrel is? I came across this term in Tim Eccles' superb "All Quiet in Kislev": However the Baron died last year, and was succeeded by Heinrich von Weide, a minor third son from somewhere in the Ostland border marches. At the same time, it is readily adm...

I was fairly sure it was a pun on Zion (assuming I'd read the script correctly). Yes, the script reads "Zaiyon". However, if we assume it reads "Saigon" (which is unlikely, though) we get another interesting pun. This one would refer to, depending on the perspective, either The ...

PencilBoy99 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 26, 2020 10:16 pm These are for 1e right?

Yes, they are.

Thanks to both of you for posting your replies.

The issue I would like to discuss is related strictly to the first edition in its primal pre-Hogshead era. So, please, no Colour Magic, no Tzeentch's Curse, no Corruption rules, etc. On p. 138 the first-edition rulebook reads: The study and practice of the unspeakable art of Demonology and Necromanc...

All good drama/action/thrillers make good use of lighter elements to help relieve tension before building it back up, good writers do the same thing. One of the things that makes Warhammer so delightful is that it includes those bits of whimsy and doesn't take itself too seriously. What are some th...

"if both combatants have WS less than 55%, double both ratings". Three doubts. 1) Your rule can be interpreted in two ways: either WS of each combatant must be less than 55% or the sum of WS of both combatants must be less than 55%. The example makes it clear, though. 2) If you double WS ...

Rangdo wrote: ↑Thu May 14, 2020 5:45 am I only yesterday realised that Josef's boat is called "The Beer-Belly".

I haven't realised that until I read you post. I'm not a British, though. Anyway, thanks.