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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TheSword" data-source="post: 9365069" data-attributes="member: 6879661">Another thing I like about WFRP 4e is the support it has received across the editions. Independent games don’t always get that much, you’re lucky if you get a core book, plahersBook, screen and adventure. But while the schedule has slowed for 4e somewhat, it is still pretty darn punchy.Just for this edition in the four years we’ve had…The Core RulebookThe Gamemaster screen The huge 5 book Enemy Within Campaign5 Companion books adding supplementary info and extra rules 3 Archives books with a selection of extra rules and lore4 Adventure Anthologies2 Character based sourcebooks - one for wizards, one for warriors.2 Bestiary books5 Location sourcebooks - detailing cities or geographical locations in detail.Plus a dozen or so pdf releases adding patrons, adventures, more bestiary detail etc.28 books makes it the most supported edition of WFRP of all times.Add to that the fact that it is relatively easy to convert earlier edition stuff. That gives you a huge amount of material for those that like that kind of inspiration like me.</blockquote>