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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TheSword" data-source="post: 9354463" data-attributes="member: 6879661">Hmm. Good questions.I do think Up in Arms and Winds of Magic are highly recommended. They take the core simple rules and make them much better IMHO. You can run without but my groups much prefer the new Group Advantage for instance in Up in Arms. So why not.Combat ratio - it varies. To be honest it also depends on how belligerent the party is and how you want to work combat into things. However I would say most WFRP adventures un 70% - 30% the other way (30% combat). That said some elements Death on the Reik and Horned Rat for instance probably run 50-50.That said. In D&D combat is the most interesting part so it is ever likely it dominates. In WFRP 4e roleplay and investigation is mechanically supported and adventures are written with that at the core so it becomes more interesting.You could always try running a D&D adventure in WFRP like I’m doing and see how it goes?</blockquote>