Good work! It's a nice blend of humour and Warhammeriness. I particularly like the Fellowship Sunderer. I wrote the Lore of Heavens and two of the Nemeses and I think the book shaped up really well, regardless of whether my stuff is any good! Thank you! Oooh, I'm going to read through your stuff now.

I actually wrote the section on Cursed Items! So I am responsible for a whole 3 pages of that supplement.

Thanks everyone! Here's to many more years of WFRP goodness here at Winds of Chaos.

Subscribed to your blog. Really looking forward to anything you come up with.

Really looking forward to seeing what you folks come up with.

Something Rotten in Kislev wasn't meant to be part of TEW but for marketing purposes it was shoehorned in. IIRC, Empire in Flames was hastily ordered and put together with the express purpose of closing the TEW campaign before GW rolled everything over to Flame.

“Regrettably, the scribes involved in collating the final document for The Imperial Zoo were mauled by a Griffon — as such it has moved to Q4 for release in PDF.”

Love it

FasterThanJesus wrote: ↑Thu Sep 16, 2021 12:56 pm One more update, Empire in Ruins is due next week in PDF: https://www.cubicle7games.com/empire-in ... gn-update/

The airship reminds me of "Heart of Chaos."

Welp seems like this thread has run its course. Instead of continuing to flog this poor dead horse, I’ll just go ahead and close her up.

Reading through the thread -- the last few pages especially, I'd like to remind posters to try to keep the rhetoric here polite and respectful please.

Oh wait you guys actually wanted to post in there?

Try it now

Done!

Come up with a little tag line for the forum (like “thousand threads” or “small but vicious board”) and I’ll set it up.

It’s Wound loss, so directly off Wounds without consideration of Toughness or Armor. I totally forgot I was working on this, maybe it’s time to dust it off and give it another look.

I asked her before all this went down if I could do exactly that, and the consensus was she would open herself up to legal liability under the new European privacy laws. It is a tragedy that all that information was lost.

Pretty neat use of some not-too-complicated Javascript!

The style doesn’t bother me so much, but the decision to put the buildings on little flat-topped hills with the streets below is odd. I mean, did a group of engineers dig all the streets to a depth of 10 or 20 feet from the otherwise flat top of the Fauschlag? Is this explained in the text? I read W...

Awesome, thanks!

No offence intended, really, but a man of Tolkien's literary chops, or even anyone with very basic logical skills, would understand that the alleged "other half of the 'Erebor=Zion' analogy" that you try to establish do not hold up. That is an incoherent, illogical and fallacious sophism....

Honestly, I fully expected GW or Cubicle 7 to bring the hammer down on Foundry. So glad they chose to support it instead.