| Thrud #2 |
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Bonez!!! |
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Hammers of Ulric |
 Thrud
the barbarian is back. This is the second comic-book about
the barbarian with the small head. [more] |
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 The
desserts of Khemri are full of old tombs in which ancient
lichepriests wait for the new rise of Nagash, the great
Necromancer, while they raise their undead armies to overthrow
the world of the living [more] |
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 Middenheim,
city of the White Wolf, citystate in the North of the
Empire, place of intrigues. Three different storylines,
one great secret. Let's see what awaits you in Middenheim
[more] |
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| Zavant |
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Riders of the Dead |
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Town Cryer #7 |
 Zavant
seems to be the Old World counterpart of Sherlock Holmes:
a jack-of-all-trades, always ready to fight the forces
of Chaos. His greatest adventures are available now as
a Novel [more] |
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 Another
great novel placed in the grim world of Warhammer. Lets
see if the novel is worth reading... [more] |
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Hmmm... Perhaps we are a little late with reviewing Town
Cryer #7 now, but we thought some Mordheim-fans would
like to see the review anyway... :o) [more] |
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| Hordes of Chaos |
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Fear the Worst |
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Thrud the barbarian |
 Nobody
is save from the ravaging Hordes of Chaos. In this review,
Tom E. Green gives away, which horrors can be found within
the pages of this new Armybook [more] |
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Although Hogshead has stopped producing WFRP-material,
they have published a last adventure and made it available
for free at their Homesite. Ulrich Inhofner took a look
at this adventure [more] |
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Never
heard of Thrud the barbarian? Big muscles, small head.
Then you have to read Robert Clarks review about this
outstanding comic [more] |
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| Celtos |
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Lords of Valour |
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Drachenfels |
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 Warhammer
is not the only tabletop game in the world. Celtos is
one of the many other good wargames and it is really
worth taking a look at this game. P. Slevin did this
for you and wrote a review [more]
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 Lords
of Valour is just another anthology of Warhammer Novels.
Richard Leon wrote this review and tells you if the
book is worth its money [more]
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 A
classic is back! Jack Yeovil's "Drachenfels"
hits the shelves in a reprinted version. A book from the
times when Warhammer novels could still be brilliant.
[more]
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| Zaragoz |
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Plague Demon |
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Genevieve |
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 It
seems that Games Workshops runs short with Warhammer
Fantasy Novels as this year has seen a lot of reprints
of old Novels.
Zaragoz is the first part of Brian Craigs Orfeo-trilogy
and takes place in a mysterious town in Estalia. [more]
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 This
is the second part of the Orfeo-trilogy. This time the
ministrel takes us to one of the remotest and wildest
parts of the Old World: the Border Princess. [more]
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 The
last part of the so-called Genevieve trilogy, "Genevieve
Undead" marks the return of the ancient teenage
vampire as a true heroine. Not Jack Yeovil's best work,
but certainly amusing. [more]
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| Heretical Writings:
Realms of Chaos |
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WH Skirmish |
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Heretical Writing for the Unscrupulous Collectors examines
out of date and rare products released by Games Workshop.
This time we present reviews of the most legendary Sourcebooks
ever re-leased for Warhammer: The Realms of Chaosbooks.
 Slaves
to Darkness was the first sourcebook and was
dedicated to
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the Good of War and Blood Khorne
and his ethernal enemy, Slaneesh, the prince of pleasure.
[more]
 The
lost and the Damned was the second book in the Realms
of Chaos Series and had a lot of great background information
about the Lord of Pestilence, Nurgle and the Changer
of the Ways, Tzeentch. [more]
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 Warhammer
Skirmish isn't a new game nor is it an armybook. It simply
offers you the alternative to fight small-scale battles.
For all those who think that the Mordheim-rules are too
complicated, this WFB6 rip-off might be the right choice.
[more]
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| Troll Slayer |
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Warpstone # 19 |
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Town Cryer 19 |
 Okay,
we might be three issues too late with the review of the
first book of the slayer-novels. But finally somebody
(Rev. Lepper) has sacificed himself and wrote a review
about this anthology of short stories around the Dwarf
slayer Gotrek Gurnisson and his human rememberer Felix
Jaeger [more] |
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 This
month has seen the release of the latest issue of
Warpstone magazine. As always, the pages are full
with exciting material for the best Roleplaying game
on earth. [more]
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 "Bring
out yer dead" is the subtitle of issue no. 19 of
Town cryer magazine. Terry Maltman has taken a look
at this issue of the magazine for Mordheim-players.
[more]
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| Town Cryer 20 |
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Sartosa |
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Skaven |
 And
another one: Issue no. 20 is full of cool material for
the alternative Khemri-setting and other usefull stuff
for Mordheim. Read Terrys review of it [here] |
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 In
issue no. 1 we have introduced you to the french publisher
Le Grimoire. With this issues focus on the southern Old
World their Sartosa-sourcebook fits perfectly into the
fluff of this issue. [more] |
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 This
year the new Armybook for the Skaven has been released.
Tom E. Green has taken a look at this new 6th edition
Armybook. Take a look at his review [here] |
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| Ulli & Marquand |
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Dwarfs |
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Dogs of War |
 When
the comet hit Mordheim, thousands of mercenaries, rogues
and hired swords headed to the city of the damned to search
for fame and glory. One of the most feared rogues where
Ulli and Marquand.
Black Library has put together the adventures of this
uneven pair and released it now as a new Graphic novel.
[more] |
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 Again,
STRIKE TO STUN is proud to present the review of a sourcebook
for WFRP before its official release. A limited edition
preview release of the forthcoming Dwarf-sourcebook by
Alfred Nunez jr. has reached us shortly before the editorial
deadline of issue no. 4. So lets see what awaits you within
those pages [more] |
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 Although
the release of this WFB 5th edition source-book was back
in 1999 we thought it fits perfectly to this issues focus
on the southern Old World.
This review assesses the value of a Warhammer Fantasy
Battle product not as a war game accessory but as a resource
for those looking for detail on the Warhammer world and
its background. With that in mind, let's look closer.
[more] |
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| Other Reviews |
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Novels:
- Gileads
Blood
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Skavenslayer
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Dragonslayer
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Beastslayer
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Vampireslayer
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Wine of Dreams
- Storm
Warriors
- Beast in Velvet
Sourcebooks:
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WFB 5 Vampires
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WFB 6 Vampires
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Arcanes Magiques
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Citadel Compendium 1
-
Corrupting Influence
-
Forces of Fantasy
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Le Grimoire (overview)
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Realms of Sorcery
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WFB 4 Undead
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Town Cryer:
- Town Cryer #
13
- Town Cryer #
14
- Town Cryer #
15
- Town Cryer #
16
- Town Cryer #
17
Town Cryer # 18
- Best of Town
Cryer
Adventures:
- Deaths Dark Shadow
- Heart of Chaos
- A private
War
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Warpstone:
- Warpstone
# 15
- Warpstone
# 16
- Warpstone
# 17
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Warpstone # 18 (Garett)
- Warpstone
# 18 (Leif)
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