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That's only a problem if you decide to print "second edition" or whatever in tiny type on the inside back cover. Wouldn't be difficult to make it more noticeable.

My birthday is not in February, but if the Skaven battletome comes out then I will legally change it to that date.* *I will not do this.

If they must stick to physical Battletomes, perhaps smaller print runs might allow GeeDubz to reprint more often when considerable mistakes are made or when things need to be substantially changed (Codex Spess Wolves, or Battletome Kharadron). Not that I have any particular insight into that or anything. Just wondering.

I was about to ask, because it seems like there is barely any aspect of this hobby that you actually enjoy.

Whilst the new pictures aren't bad at all, the Darkoath boss looks... interesting, and the Sylvaneth boss has a distinctly miffed look on her face. I'm finding it oddly hilarious.

What the ever loving feth

These Nighthaunt are amazing. Everything is amazing. I feel extremely inadequate suddenly.

My Skryre Acolyte recipe: - take a Stormvermin body - add a Stormvermin sword arm - throw on a Skitarii backpack - next, a Plagueclaw Catapult/Doomwheel gasmask head (alternatively, Veer-Myn head- they are a little oversized but if you only have a few of them it's not so weird) - for the globe arm, something with an open hand- I used arms from the Flesheater Courts Ghouls kit, with extra bone piercings cut off - Greenstuff a globe into that open hand (try to make it actually spherical, unlike one or two of my hideous early attempts) - weep as you realise that you really need to do at least another 14 of these losers

My DM has asked if anyone wants to take a turn DMing at some point. I am extremely tempted to make a Zalbo (it sounded like it was spelled with an A to me) elf and have it seduce some party members.

Hang him!

What about if buying the book also gave you a one-use code you could redeem somewhere, somehow, to get permanent access to an online database of the stuff that will change?

I've wondered about the whole, 'afterlives created in Shyish' thing. Since this creates a precedent for people believing things into existence, does that work in other realms too? Will a culture create new gods if it believes they exist, ala Terry Pratchett's 'Small Gods'?

Is... is it seriously written like that? As some sort of mongrel Spanglish?

The Spanish and Italians are too hot-blooded and passionate about the rules to have time for reading background!* *this may not be true.

Horned Rat go with you, @robbobobo. Let us know how well you do-perform!