Much appreciated!

I was tremendously delighted to hear Enemy Within was in the works. But all this feels like a gutshot.

I know! I just try to keep it less so

Oh wow! Don't care much for End Times as it reads like something from World of Warcraft.

But the rest is all good!

Thank you!

Hi again,

Would anyone know where to get the Cathay sourcebook which was floating around some years ago?

Thank you.

I am actually surprisingly happy. Not that interested in the new ruleset, 2nd edition works well enough for me, but I do hope the new TEW is a good one. And the sourcebooks.

Hell yes! I am quite happy!

Okay, now I am interested. Not a fan of Storm of Chaos, but was quite certain it needs to factor in. No idea how’d they make it all work so quite relieved they did not even try. I will place a preorder. Not for the whole box, but the first books. EDIT: 4th edition is its own thing, right? Meaning th...

I’m new to all this. Is the new Enemy Within pre or post Storm of Chaos?

Yeah, I have the pdf. Yeovil might have taken liberties it comes to the setting, but his stuff does work like Alex DeLarge put it: ”Oh bliss, bliss and heaven... Oh, it was gorgeousness and gorgeousity made flesh... And then, a bird of rarest-spun heaven metal, or like silvery wine flowing in a spac...

I half remember Crescent Moon mentioned in Beasts in Velvet in a way seemed to me it was quite common knowledge it was a place for vampires.

True, that is a fair point. And that they would be all be clean of heart and pure.

People, and I’d imagine that it would be most of them, no doubt would leave such a place be, just that it does not seem believable witch hunters and templars of Morr and others allowed it to exist. Is there any mention of how the politics with Sylvania were handled, for example? Something Rotten was...

This mostly as I started reading Drachenfels. Jack Yeovil novels refer to the Crescent Moon tavern as a place the undead seem to frequent. And with the counts of Sylvania does this mean vampires are somewhat tolerated? I find it odd and somewhat too high fantasy and/or Discworld (which is not so sur...

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Fri Jun 07, 2019 3:22 am

there were rules for pushing horses in "the enemy within" pgs 6-7. wfrp1 rules but i think they translate smoothly into wfrp2.

Oh, cool!

Have to look it up.

Good times, those.

Oh yeah! I did feel I tasted a bit of Disc in there!

Did not know Dixon, but the rest were familiar! What I meant I found the rapid point of view changes and cuts to other locations made it seem like a fun popcorn romp.

Also made me look into the rest of the Warhammer stuff Newman wrote.

Finished Beasts in Velvet. It was a lot of fun, though the way it was written felt to me more like a B movie than a novel. Still, very entertaining!