Grim Tales - 'Chronicles of the Witch Hunter'


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I got my copy of "The World of Warhammer - Official Illustrated Guide to the Fantasy World".

Woo! Beautiful book, really excellent! I have found the sourcebook for my next fantasy campaign if I ever run one. I for long thought of running a campaign set in a Renaissance Europe like setting. This one is perfect, in conjunction with Grim Tales I've got everything needed. There is no WHFRP game mechanics info, so this book is perfect. There is little info too, but I think that compared to the average homebrew, or even book settings full of crunch, there is enough info anyway.

It's a great buy. :)
 

Here is what I will do if I have to run a heroic fantasy campaign someday:

Rules Grim Tales, but non-spellcasting classes from D&D and a few other books (AU for example) will be allowed (but without action points, defense bonuses, and free multiclassing). Then, as the info on the gods is succinct, religion will be something Christian/Law like, so I will adapt much stuff from Medieval Player's Manual (Green Ronin), that should help me add a few new religious talents. Info on the Chaos gods is more detailed however, so they will be the Stanist equivalent of my campaign. I have otherwise WotC's Serpent Kingdom that will fit exceptionally well in the Lustria part of the world inhabited by Saurians / Lizardfolk.
 

Sounds like a kewl idea to me :D and I do love that book also... the art and the maps are GREAT!
Warhammer is a very kewl world, with so much. I am very interested in the new version that GR is putting out... but I am worried about some things (not from GR side by instead from GW) we shall see

Oh yea...an adventure to the new world to look for treasure in the old lizard man kindom would just rock ;)
 


ahhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :mad:
tried to post five more times and every singel one got eaten, I'm giving up. Rat shoots the damn thing and that's that. :)
 




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