Good stuff! Not sure I'll have a use for it in my WFRP games, but it all makes sense. I especially like the clarification of Career, Title and Role.

Emailed C7 with the errors I spotted last week, and Shrines of Sigmar has now been added to the errata form (although it's not on the list of documents included in the errata form).

dry_erase wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 03, 2021 2:15 pm

I've been advised that your best bet is to email info@cubicle7games.com with the errata details. Thanks!

Perfect, will do!

Theo wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 02, 2021 6:36 am

Well, the format is somewhat similar, there are a number of NPCs bickering with each other, and there's a hedge maze (but no escaped monsters hiding in it this time). I don't think there's any heavier borrowing of specific content from the 3E adventure here.

Interesting to know. Thanks!

I haven't had a chance to delve into much of the Liber Fanatica material (yet), but I'm interested to see if anyone else has any thoughts on it.

FasterThanJesus wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 01, 2021 3:22 pm

Are you referring to A Day at the Menagerie?

Ah, yes, that's the one. For some reason in my head I thought it was called the Graf's Garden Party, but I must be getting confused. Assuming now that it doesn't bear any resemblance.

dry_erase wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 27, 2021 3:39 am

I'm glad you found it interesting! No idea about errata, but I can ask.

That would be great. Like I said, they're only minor things, but it would be a shame for them to slip through.

I'm intrigued by the Graf's Garden Party. Does it bear any similarities to the similarly named event in WFRP3's The Enemy Within?

Just picked this up and found it a very interesting read.

Is there any way of submitting errata for it? I found a couple of (very, very) minor errors, but I can't find it on the list of publications in the errata submission form.

Happy to help!

More or less what Orin J. and Overlord said. The WFRP3 supplement Omens of War actually has some really good information about this, including diagrams of some example armies and their organisation. Ironically it's one of the less popular supplements because the background it provides is seen as too...

Happy to help!

LMFisher wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 26, 2021 4:53 am

That would be great. Thank you so much.

Here you go, all three physical handouts for Horror of Hugeldal. Normally I'd have scanned them, but I'm working from home due to the continuing influence of Nurgle (which seems somehow appropriate in this case), so photos will have to do.

I'm running Horror of Hugeldal next week and can't seem to find the "Handout: An Unusual Note" mentioned on p. 43. I am admittedly pretty dense, so is it there and I'm just not seeing it? Is it not in the module? Or is it just not reproduced digitally? A lot of the handouts for 3e adventures only c...

No problem. I've actually never read the Flashman novels, but since that's who Ciaphas Cain always seems to get compared to, maybe I should. There's also a bit of a Blackadder vibe to the stories too.

dry_erase wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 07, 2021 1:21 pm

"Brunner Does A Runner!" would have been a better title.

Actually, I'd enjoy reading any Black Library series where the hero deals with conflict by legging it.

It's 40k rather than Warhammer, but are you aware of Ciaphas Cain? That's his go-to plan (not that it ever works).

Yeah, something like this certainly suits my own personal view of the Empire. There are enough female electors (at least in WFRP1) that the Empire seems to be more egalitarian than the real world Holy Roman Empire, whether or not you have a specific concept to explain it.

Happy to help!

Yes, it seems like the writers of Midgard made up the term "eagrel". Short of contacting Tim Eccles directly (if that's possible), I don't think you'll find a definitive answer to your other question. Taken literally from what little there is, I would say "the right of eagrel" is something a woman c...

Gleichstellen = to treat as equal, so the idea of applying that term to a woman being legally declared a man seems right. But as for "eagrel", I also haven't been able to find anything other than the Midgard reference (although I've only done a very brief search. Given that the "eagrel women" are wo...