The question comes because one of my players lost his horse. The horse paniqued and fled (the PC as well). I thought, that it could be cool to do that someone finds the horse and keeps it or sells it. Later, in a village nearby, the PC will recognize his horse. That is why I asked about proof of own...

Do any of you know how one did in the middle ages to proof that, let’s say, the horse he rides is legitimaly acquired and it is not just stolen from the nieghbouring village merchant for example?

Armour does not fall off your legs or arm when you are hit on you head or body. Simply, no hit locations (like in Warhammer 3d by the way), meaning attacks are narrated by players and GM. You hit the location you descrive you hit. Everything is more abstract. I understand it may not be for everybody...

Indeed, I am talking about the optional rule in pg. 301. The “problem” of crit deflection and normal armour rules is that you have 6 hit locations. Say you have mail armour everywhere, that is a potential negation of 18 critical wounds. The same scenario with the rules of pg 301, since you don’t use...

I play with the quick armour optional rules. My players cannot negate that many critics without ruining their armours fully, so in my table critics happen a lot. I can tell you quick armour rules solves the negate critics problem and speeds combats a big deal, since you only have to determine the lo...

Forget channelling and forget WP. Maximize Int and language magick and get as many instances of the talent Instinctive Diction as you can. All this and a little bit of advantage and in combat you are going to be blasting enemies by the scores...

I am really a fan of random crits that can kill our maim a PC or a NPC, I would not change this for only ocurring once you reach 0 wounds.

I am afraid CapnZapp went RAW

After some trial sessions playing Warhammer 4ed, I would like to embark with my players on a campaign. I am wondering which campaign to run, either The Thousand Thrones from 2nd ed or The Restless Dead + Castle Dranchenfels from 1st ed.

I would like to hear opinions about these to campaigns.
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Ho do you feel about the inclusion of this skill in this edition? Myself, I think its use is really marginal. It is a great skill in Call of Cthulhu, but in this setting... I have been GM in this setting since the 1st edition and the few times my players have had the need to research a library, or a...

Where can I find information about the tolls or taxes the PCs would have to pay to enter walled cities in the Empire?

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