I don't remember the 2E WFRP price lists offhand, but in 1E gunpowder weapons were ridiculously expensive. The core rules state 200 gold crowns for a pistol, 300 gc a rifle (firearm). The blunderbus is 70 gc. Concerning the firepower check out these two youtube links: Crossbow vs. plate armour Musk...

A bit off topic, but for my taste gunpowder weapons are hopelessly underpowered. Taken into account that these weapons have been invented to penetrate plate armour and thus rendered crossbow and bows outdated, it makes little to no sense for me that the advantage of firearms in WHFRP is "only&q...

Hi folks, sorry for replying so late. I kind of forgot the topic during the annual christmas invasion of the Chaos Horde at my place… Thank you all for the ideas. I am busy reading some adventures listed above, and there are many ideas I think I will adopt. Whymme asked what I ment by "dark adv...

Hi folks, does anybody have a nice adventure dealing with some really dark topics? E.g. adventuring in Mordheim or screwing up with a Dark Wizard... Those adventures I found are more or less only a bit shady, not really dark. I would like to take our characters a bit closer to their limits then the ...

Thanks! The "Book of the Asur" only deals with High Elves. I'll have a closer look tonight

Thank you two for the links. I will check them out.
I have no access to the tabletop army books and am far too tight-fisted with my money to buy them, so this will not be an option

Edit: Checked. Awesome stuff. Thanks, guys!

Hi folks, I just started playing an elven character. As the rest of the group consists of convinced Sigmarites, religion is an issue. But I do not find any information on the elven gods. Neither in the core rules nor in those sourcebooks I know is anything on elven religion. Anyone with a hint or an...

I completely agree with GeneralRykof. Let him play his wizard and put the rules a bit aside. Keep things simple. An apprenticeship is a boring thing to play - either have the teaching wizard join the fellowship as an NPC, at least for a time, or just skip it. Orin J.'s idea with the magical item is ...

Right, they are, thank you. But the Divine Lore (Spirit) is rather thin, and the stats for Orcs and even Black Orcs are thus that they prove no real thread to PCs. If this is all Games Workshop (or who ever owns the rights) can show up with, I will need to be creative. That's going to be fun.

Hi folks, I'd like to get some inspirations on Orc antagonists for my players. In my eyes Orcs should be fearsome warriors and horrible foes. The core rules define them as harmless green troublemakers, right for a little encounter to cheer up the PCs on a long journey on the road, but nothing to rea...

prof_eggburger wrote: ↑Thu Jan 17, 2019 3:29 pm So: download, extract and double click the .exe to get started.

No hard feelings, but even though I like the idea and appreciate your effords, I will certainly not start an .exe program on my computer. So I will need to keep my rulebook handy

"Better yet! Skip it entirely and go straight to Chapter 3."

I apologize for ignoring your effords, Chuck, but this is exactly what we've done. There was no reasonable way of implementing the scenario into the campaign. And it does not contribute at all to the campaign progress.