There's also 'The Thousand Islas' if you can find it. It's an unofficial second edition supplement on piracy, and there's 'To Love And Die In Marienburg' by Antony Ragan, again if you can find it.

That collation of Marienburg articles was most helpful @Jadrax.

As for Marienburg, there are some good sources out there, which can help you make the city come alive. First, there is 'Marienburg: Sold down the River', the official setting by Anthony Ragan, originally published by Hogshead. I understood that it is getting republished as PDF; if that isn't the ca...

Nothing of 3rd edition has been released as a pdf though, has it? No, not that i'm aware of. Has the section on Ubersreik nobility from 'Lure of Power' been published by Cubicle 7 yet? I suspect they may adapt one of the other adventures, such as 'Mirror of Desire', which is also set in Ubersreik. ...

As well as the PDFs available on DriveThruRPG Cubicle 7 have also done Humble Bundles of 2nd edition PDFs and W40K RPG PDFs. I have written to them about what else they might release and as far as i can gather they are up for releasing as much 1st and 2nd (and i guess therefore also 3rd) edition mat...

Where do you give feedback to? The only places I see are through Twitter and Facebook. I don't want to open a Twitter account and I'd rather avoid Facebook as much as possible. I emailed them. I've not had a response yet, but they usually get back to me at some point. I also asked them if they had ...

The page numbering is a bit of mess, in the contents at least. I've let them know.

Has that 4.5 version been collected anywhere? I would be curious to see how different is Law's vision from the published wfrp4. As far as i'm aware Andy Law is putting all his WFRP 4th edition house rules on his 'Lawhammer' blog, and there have been five such posts so far, which are: http://lawhamm...

I took a look at the Enemy In Shadows Companion update on DriveThruRPG and there are two versions updated on 20201024 that i can see. The first is simply entitled "WFRP_Fourth_Edition_Ene...n_Shadows_Companion.pdf" and as far as i can tell, taking a very brief look at it, there are perhaps...

As always i appreciate you taking on the unofficial role of Cubicle 7's WFRP newsletter @FasterThanJesus .

I've had a quick flick through of the companion and i'm quite pleased by what i've seen, not least the choice to keep things as they were originally intended or written (in at least one case) rather than keep up with some other more recent version of the Warhammer Fantasy universe. I think it bodes...

I'm not against having a system for building NPCs from scratch (with both 'quick' and 'full' variants) at all, and indeed i'd very much like one, but it seems to me that this would be quite a substantial volume that wouldn't fit into the core rule book. It seems to me that by trying to squeeze such ...

Ok, read this you lazy GMs 😀 complaining on the bestiary: https://lawhammer.blogspot.com/2020/01/trolls-trolls-trolls-trolls.html?m=1 To quote some of the comments in that post: Matt23 January 2020 at 10:07 This should have been made MUCH clearer and stated much more directly in the book. Because a...

It's not like Warhammer is without its influences. File off the copyrighted material from any one part of Warhammer and you might be hard pressed to say if Warhammer were the primary influence, or if Warhammer's infuences were the primary influence. Do you really want me to re-open that chapter and...

It's not like Warhammer is without its influences. File off the copyrighted material from any one part of Warhammer and you might be hard pressed to say if Warhammer were the primary influence, or if Warhammer's infuences were the primary influence.

Another thing to consider is if not C7 then who will take the mantle of the Old World? Not that i don't want a company such as Cubicle 7 to produce official material for WFRP, but i think there would be quite a lot of people who would produce a lot of material for WFRP if Games Workshop hadn't (as ...

Graak wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2020 2:28 am I believe that we should be very careful when calling for “realism” to judge how good a RPG looks...

Broadly speaking, from what i have listened to and watched, i think your description of realistic combat is correct. I think i'd love to have this in an RPG, at least as the baseline.

Continuing with the tangent subject of the twin tailed comet/orb as a symbol of chaos, i notice that @gideon has just posted a blog post: TOPOS: SYMBOL OF CHAOS , at the bottom of which is an "Unpublished illustration of Chaos symbols, by Martin McKenna, for The Enemy Within (1986)". One o...

I did some web searching. There is a history of Archaon here: https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Archaon . Note the quote on that page that "Archaon was originally known as Diederick Kastner, a highly devout and zealous Templar of the Twin-Tailed Comet". There is also a relevant webp...

Merry Christmas all!

There is another twist. If you read the description of Sigmar in The Enemy Within , a twin-tailed comet is not mentioned as one of his symbols! The text says: “The cult of Sigmar is usually associated with two symbols: a stylised Dwarven Warhammer, and an octagon formed by two superimposed squares....