Read the "Non-Career Advancement" box at the top of page 48. It says yes you can, but it costs double XP.
It also recommends GM approval.

Sounds good, though sadly I don't have any experience with those editions of WFB. I'm really curious to see how it goes though.

Sounds good, though sadly I don't have any experience with those editions of WFB. I'm really curious to see how it goes though.

From WFB/AoS? Which edition?

That's fair, but if you get to the Apprentice Wizard and/or Journeyman Wizard career, then I don't see the need for a Wizardcraft talent because you already have some (albeit limited) access to College Magic.

If that's how you want to solve the problem, I think that's fine, but a person with the Wizardcraft talent probably shouldn't or wouldn't be able to pass themselves off as a real wizard to another actual wizard. Nor to a persistent witchhunter.

Neptune?
Nickel?

Again, this is probably up to your GM and how they want to run things. But I can answer how I would run it. A wizard using their Second Sight might be able to see how the winds bend and collect around an individual but probably wouldn't be able to discern why the winds are collecting around that ind...

A soldier may have a WS that high, but the merchant, priest, boatman, scholar, herbalist, or outlaw adventuring companions? No, they probably won't. Otherwise, I'd just say that balancing encounters is part of the skill and craft of being a GM. Up to and including keeping that balance going as advan...

I like it, I think the adventure books will be worth reading. But at the end of the day I personally don't like the D&D/d20 ruleset, so I don't have much interest in the core books (the one exception might be the Monster Manual because some new inspiration on that front is usually not a bad thin...

That depends on what you mean by 'Fast-burning fuel' If you mean something combustible/explosive approaching gasoline or rocket fuel, then I would say no. If you mean something a bit slower like tar/pitch/bitumen/natural petroleum then I would say yes (dependent on rarity). Regarding Shroud of Invis...

It looks interesting, but I think there's far too much devoted to making Lizardmen PCs and not enough for me to feel like I can run an adventure in Lustria without pulling in a lot of non-WFRP sources. How I feel about this book depends a lot on whether I'm taking a perspective of WFRP 4e taken on i...

In the Graeme Davis blog post, he's talking about Gideon's historical research, all of which can be found on Gideon's blog: https://awesomeliesblog.wordpress.com/

The short question is how to adapt the concept of Walkie Talkies and/or a radio into WFRP?

So I was watching this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KYqA7a_uZo

Anyone willing to help me brainstorm about adapting this to WFRP to play as a oneshot?

"Curses, foiled again!"
"At last, the nightmare is over."
"The curse... is now yours... to deal with."
"Thank you."
"When you see me again, I will even more powerful."

I think I meant Aiming, but you are absolutely correct.

First off, you need to define what is Dex vs what is Ag. Perhaps Dex is "fine motor skills" whereas Ag is more "gross body movement". Secondly, you're going to need to re-categorize what skills fall under which attribute. For example, does the RangedCombat skill now require Dex i...

I'll flesh this out a bit later if needed. KotL, have you checked out Ben Scerri's Tides of War fan-supplement? Even if you don't use it verbatim, his list of Moments of Heroism is VERY handy. This is heavily drawn from my years of experience playing WFB, but here goes. Definitions: A troop or soldi...

Is it odd that Stevedore's don't get access to Melee(Brawling) as a career skill? Yes.

But given the Non-Career Advances box at the top of page 48, I don't see what the big hang up is.