Follow us:
Popular Posts
Categories
Recent Posts
- Dice of Doom Podcast 039: Goblins!, Fabled Lands, Mutants & Masterminds, and Using Skill Checks on PCs
- And it’s official: New Games Workshop Citadel Paints
- Games Workshop: 145 Teaser Trailer
- Dice of Doom Podcast 038: 12 Games/12 Months Wrap Up, Lady Blackbird Review and Spicing up Character Generation
- Another awesome occasion
Tags
3.5 4E awesome Bestiary call of cthulhu Computer Games Cthulhu d&d D&D4e dice Dice Games dnd dungeons & dragons Dungeons and Dragons Fantasy Funny Games Workshop gaming geek geeky clean GMing guide Horror HP Lovecraft iPhone Lovecraft monster Monster of the Week nerd Random review rogue role-playing Roleplaying rpg soap strategy tabletop vampire vampires warhammer wfb WotC zom-b-gone zombiesRecent Comments
Twitter Updates
- First session of #mouseguard tonight. Very excited! Tweeted 16 hours ago
- Playing #dominion for the first time. High expectations. Tweeted 17 hours ago
- @RaveOfTheNerd thank you for the #ff! Tweeted 2 days ago
- @DaddyDM thank you for the #ff! Tweeted 2 days ago
- @herebewonder thank you for the plug! Tweeted 2 days ago
Tag Archives: Games Workshop
Warhammer Magic Guide: Lore of Light
The Lore of Light is a fairly defensive lore that focuses on Augments, with a couple of Magic Missiles and one Hex. Its focus on Augments makes it a Lore very focused on your troops, both in enhancing them and protecting them. The Lore of Light works best in conjunction with a solid understanding of tactical movement in Warhammer. Continue reading
Posted in Tabletop Wargames, Uncategorized, Warhammer Fantasy Battles Tagged Games Workshop, guide, magic, warhammer 2 Comments
If ever you thought you were the most unlucky gamer ever and you rolled more than your fair share of ones, well, you might be right… There are some very serious nerds who have gone to extraordinary lengths to check it all out… Continue reading
Warhammer Magic Guide: Lore of Metal
The Lore of Metal is a powerful Lore, with a good selection of great spells, and is extremely effective against well-armoured foes like heavy cavalry and Steam Tanks. With a powerful Lore Attribute and great Signature, in addition to scaling well with boosted spells, this Lore is effective on any level Wizard. Continue reading
Posted in Tabletop Wargames, Warhammer Fantasy Battles Tagged Games Workshop, guide, magic, warhammer Leave a comment
Warhammer Magic Guide: Lore of Beasts
The Lore of Beasts has an interesting mix of spells. It primarily focuses on Augments, but also boasts two Magic Missiles and a Hex. It immediately offers itself as a fairly general spell list that can be played comfortably with and against pretty much any army. The spells are fairly easy to cast, but have good enhanced versions for if you have the power dice to spare. Continue reading
Posted in Tabletop Wargames, Warhammer Fantasy Battles Tagged beast lore, Games Workshop, guides, magic lore, warhammer, warhammer fantasy battles, wfb 6 Comments
Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay: Core Set vs Guides and Vaults
When getting started playing Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay (3rd edition), one of the early questions that you’ll face is which of the variety of core products you should buy. This used to be a simple question, as the Core set was the only option; however there is now a range of separate books (Guides), dice and component packs (Vaults), which provide a lot of overlap in content. In this post we will look at all the variety of boxed sets, core books, optional books, accessories, etc that you might want to use in your game. Continue reading
Posted in Gaming, Role Playing Games, Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay Tagged fantasy flight games, Games Workshop, getting started, rpg, warhammer, wfrp, whfrp 3 Comments
What are the differences between the editions of Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay?
Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay has gone through a number of different publishers, many of whom have added their own flavour and touches to the system. The first edition of the game was released in 1986 by Games Workshop. It was based on their highly popular fantasy battles system and it gave players the opportunity to adventure in the plague and chaos ridden Warhammer world that they already knew well. The game is currently in its 3rd edition (having been licensed by Fantasy Flight Games) and has undergone its most significant changes to date. So the question has been asked, what are the differences, and which edition should I choose to play? Continue reading
Posted in Gaming, Role Playing Games, Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay Tagged fantasy flight games, Games Workshop, green ronin, warhammer, wfrp, whfrp 9 Comments
Steve Jackson’s Sorcery! CYOA series coming to the iPhone
While the Fighting Fantasy series pretty much defined the format for the choose-your-own-adventure format, the spin-off Sorcery! expanded the concept dramatically while also adapting it to a more adult format. The good news is that this series is being brought to the iPhone and iPad by Bright AI with the release of the first book, The Shamutanti Hills. Continue reading
Posted in Books, iPhone Games Tagged CYOA, FF, Games Workshop, iPad, iPhone, Sorcery, Steve Jackson Leave a comment
