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<blockquote data-quote="Lucias" data-source="post: 157043" data-attributes="member: 2580">Somewhere on the net there was an adaptation of the WFRP rules to 40K...check around the 40K sites and you'll find it.&nbsp; I think one of the main reasons there has been no rpg is because the background is very stratified.&nbsp; It would be difficult to logically get different races &quot;adventuring&quot; together.&nbsp; It could be done, but it pushes the limits of the setting a bit.&nbsp; A single race campaign could be viable though...If you really are itching for official role-playing in 40K I suggest Inquisitor.&nbsp; It's a very odd, very interesting niche game that appeals to those who both role play and wargame.&nbsp; Very cool stuff if you can dig it.&nbsp; Barring that, Rogue Trader (40K 1st ed.) was virtually as very detailed combat role playing game as the scale was small enough back then that you knew a lot more about your men.&nbsp; It would be a good place to start for a d20 conversion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lucias, post: 157043, member: 2580"] Somewhere on the net there was an adaptation of the WFRP rules to 40K...check around the 40K sites and you'll find it. I think one of the main reasons there has been no rpg is because the background is very stratified. It would be difficult to logically get different races "adventuring" together. It could be done, but it pushes the limits of the setting a bit. A single race campaign could be viable though... If you really are itching for official role-playing in 40K I suggest Inquisitor. It's a very odd, very interesting niche game that appeals to those who both role play and wargame. Very cool stuff if you can dig it. Barring that, Rogue Trader (40K 1st ed.) was virtually as very detailed combat role playing game as the scale was small enough back then that you knew a lot more about your men. It would be a good place to start for a d20 conversion. [/QUOTE]

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