Musings about my views of the four main Chaos Gods and their suitability for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay.

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I crack open WFRP 2nd Edition’s Bumper Book of Chaos.

Rousing Tales of Blood and Thunder! Anything can happen in Freeport—and in this book, it does! Evil serpent folk, hidd

Written by multi-award-winning narrative designer and worldbuilder Graeme Davis, this book draws on more than 40 years’ experience working on almost 50 video games and more than 100 tabletop game rule...

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ADVENTURES. A tour guide to Castle Salzenmund.

Juegos de rol

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In the 1980s, everything Japanese was very fashionable. The craze started in 1980 with the TV miniseries of James Clavell’s novel Shogun and Akira Kurosawa’s epic Kagemusha, which was followed by the even more epic Ran in 1985. The first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic – then semi-underground and

A couple of years ago, I started a project to create unofficial WFRP 4th edition stats for a lot of old Citadel Miniatures. There are quite a few of them now, so I’m posting this index for ea…

REVIEWS. A stroll along the Salzenmund prom…..

A probably-doomed attempt to try and distill the essence of a nearly 40-year-old RPG into a single blog post.

My recent post about the Castle Drachenfels book for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay prompted some readers to ask about the very last thing I wrote for Games Workshop: the Terror in the Dark supplement …

I return to Games Workshop’s early dungeon-delving boardgame to look at the adventures published in White Dwarf magazine.

I take a look at the boardgame which properly introduced me to the Warhammer World.

A look at Advanced Heroquest’s one and only expansion – written by some names that will be familiar to WFRP fans.