Ye Olde Inn

by **Ragner** » May 31st, 2013, 10:38 am

I present to you my photos on the game of Mordheim. Here I have used furniture HeroQuest. It seems to me that it looks to the place. Mordheim game just is unsupported and is considered a rarity.The rules are voluminous. Playing in the style skirmish and pumping gang.

The images appeared for me, after a 30 or so second delay - they are really large files!

Although I'm not a fan of the rules as-is, but the rulebook is the most lavishly illustrated game book I have ever seen! Like Necormunda, that little dot of a much bigger and established world is just as - if not more - rip for adventure as its bigger wargaming counterpart, regardless of what format (wargame, RPG, video game, etc.) it might be in.

Great set, by the way! When I played, I also used HQ furniture to full out the battlefield.

by **Ragner** » June 1st, 2013, 3:24 am

Imagine video for Mordheim. playing with friends.

by **Daedalus** » June 2nd, 2013, 4:30 pm

That's not your table, is it? I like the boat, as well as the clear wyrdestone marker from the second pic.

Coreheim is a nice, fan-based alternative ruleset that is worth checking out: http://www.coreheim.com/ I just played a single scenario so far, but I like most every rule change.

chaoticprime wrote:I hope nobody responsible for naming that city Mordheim tried to act surprised when it turned out the way that it did.

I don't think anyone familiar with Games Workshop business practices was surprised when yet another of their non-Warhammer Fantasy/ 40K games was abandoned.