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Son of Oak is creating a series of how to play videos on youtube - so far there are 3.

Since you mention PbtA, Metro:Otherscape has PbtA roots and is a fantasy cyberpunk roleplaying game that removed Moves from the system.

The C7 blog entry gives you an idea about what a Champion of Chaos is in the Age of Sigmar: Soulbound: It seems that the game may focus more on rebellion and revolution. https://cubicle7games.com/en_EU/blog/champions-of-chaos-cover-art-revealed

I think many people agree that WFRP 4E needs a revised core rulebook. From tidying up rules placement to using the updates found in supplements... and a rework of the bestiary that, from rumor, had bits cut out due to lack of space. As for a 5E I suspect that will be quite a few years out since...

Yes, I pre-ordered The One Ring - Over Hill and Under Hill Starter Set July 9th. And it was delivered over one week ago.

I didn’t realise it was initially funded via crowdfunding. I understand the backer sentiments regarding delivery versus availability for non-backers.

Here is a link that has a suggested retail price of $134.95. But clicking the buy button will have the same result as you found - not available on the warehouse23 online store. https://munchkin.game/products/games/munchkin/munchkin-big-box/

Yeah, but the first Starter Set didn't end with the hobbits fleeing the Shire being chased by 9 undead riders. My criticism is that there wasn't a good mix of heroic cultures. This new Starter Set fixes this for me.

I just purchased the TOR one. I don't have anything against Hobbits, but the original Starter Set didn't feel like the Players were preparing to challenge Mordor.

In case people need the humor spelled out - Rebel Yell by Billy Idol.

I'm not sure they will be considered creditors. Right now they aren't. And I'm not sure they turn into creditors if Diamond are successful with their claim. But I'm not a lawyer so definitely could be wrong, but I'm sure Diamond and the current batch of creditors will not want any more if they...

viscous - having a thick, sticky consistency between solid and liquid

Not a fine. A tax just like the Ear Tax. I assume your leg don't get chopped off if you cannot pay, just cannot use the bridge.

If you are comparing them to the classes of D&D then a Fighter cannot become a Magic-User without changing class. But in TOW a Boathand can remain in the Boathand Career but become a Wizard. Which is why I don't consider the Careers of TOW similar to classes.

Perhaps I am. I meant that I didn't consider TOW careers anything like D&D classes.

This definitely was a problem if you came to the game from Warhammer Fantasy Battles. I did not and received my setting information from WFRP 1st Edition and along with the system thought every character was meant to be a second away from death by goblin.

I disagree with this regarding The Old World Careers. A Career restricts nothing after character creation. An Apothecary can be the fightiest fighter you ever did see once they launch out of character creation.

But Skaven are always hiding. They, in fact, do not exist. So in this WHFP4E and The Old World are in agreement.

The 2nd and 4th Editions of Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay use D10's for damage whereas 1E used D6's (all use D100 for the percentage rolls). From what I can see online the Warhammer The Old World miniature game uses D6's and special D6's (scatter dice, artillery dice). The system is new in that...

Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay with Death on the Reik Companion. Now hear me out! It has your river... er, space, travel rules in the Death on the Reik Companion. You can even call your boat ship Die Gelassenheit. You even have the careers of the crew of the Serenity... I mean, Die Gelassenheit...