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On August 20, 2017 at 0:22 AM, bottle said:
I'm actually now putting a lot of my spare time into Warhammer Quest. So that's what you'll see from me in the next coming months
although coming back to Hinterlands just to add on more scenarios does sound like a fun project to do to so I'll think of some ideas in the background! :-)
There are two things I dearly wish for in WQ. First, stats for all the bad guys (and random generation tables that relate to player levels). Second, more random tables for adventuring between dungeons - like in the old WH RPG Adventurer's book. I'd love for there to be different such events tailored to different realms. No small wish list, I know.
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I love this community!
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They'd better hurry up in solving them. When does a rumor become a forgotten memory?
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How many of these are still unconfirmed?
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This model gives me a woody.
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No, I was referring to zombies missing body parts. Although with that kit they should be missing all their body parts.
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I expect zombies to be ugly myself.
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This feels like the blind men identifying the elephant by touch.
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Remember too that a lot of things mentioned in the fiction but never seen would die, too. If Nagash comes out swinging we could see a lot of exotic undead creatures. Undead troops need not all be humanoid.
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19 hours ago, Aryann said:
From lore point of view, yes, they do. But is Death really a GRAND alliance? I mean is combination of humans, elves, dwarfs, lizardmen equal to undead? Are they as powerful as Chaos? Don't think so. I think Nagash and Company didn't have so much impact in the End Times for example as those races mentioned earlier. Or did I get something wrong (know the story just from forums, not books actually)? It seems a different league to me. And that's one of the reasons they (death) get less attention.
EVERY other alliance (and every race) dies. Period. To Death goes the spoils. Everybody keeps thinking about GW expanding the old lines of minis as the only options, but if Nagash recruits undead armies of ALL of them who die (maybe even a place for Stormcast), think about the variety and potential wargame power. ANY unit type is possible, in some fantastical kind of 'dead' form.
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Seeing Gandalf on the other side would mess with my mind.
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I haven't quit AOS at all, but I did drift away from old world Warhammer. I think both the insanely thick rule book (I forget what edition), and even the massive battle photos were perversely demoralizing. I had a lot of odd Fantasy minis tucked away on shelves from over the years (War Dino! Cool!), but when AOS hit I dug them back out, and I'm slowly rebasing, repairing & priming and finding I have several armies of various sizes. Thanks to the free warscrolls I can now play them all! So I'm slowly painting them up, starting with small warbands of each for test skirmishes, then finishing up an army if I find it fun to play. I guess one man's rage quit is another's bro hug.
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Mohojoe, it's thoughtful free material like this that you've done which makes this community so great.
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Good choice. I'm really loving my Sylvaneth army. I've even used extra Treelord faces on my Wildwood trees.
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These are very cool! Where did you find them?
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Just roll twice if you want to skip bookkeeping and double the danger.
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Well over 10k. Painted minis, not points. I'm sick.
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Great work folks! This really adds to the depth of ST.
although coming back to Hinterlands just to add on more scenarios does sound like a fun project to do to so I'll think of some ideas in the background! :-)
Compatible with AoS?
in Underworlds
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On the other hand, how about ST/SOH character sheets in White Dwarf?