RARodger from FFG’s forum made this neat flow chart of the products of WFRP3. I like to get my hands on everything new but for some it might not even be possible. So these kinds of advices should/could come hand.
As a side note – I just noticed that all the published material for WFRP3 excluding the tomes take roughly the same amount of space at by bookshelf than the 8th edition rulebook for Warhammer Fantasy Battle…
I might be something of a slow awakener but I’ve only recently listened the previous podcasts and thought they were quite good. And certainly something that WFRP gamers should check out. The latest podcast was released today. Here’s the quick sum up:
– Site: http://recklessdice.rorschach.net
– iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/podcast/reckless-dice/id414617234
– Email: RecklessDice (at) gmail [dot] com
– Twitter: @Recklessdice
The talents behind this are Rorschach Six and Giztman (from FFG’s forum).
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Warhammer community newer ceases to amaze me. Current example of the skills of the fans of WFRP is the incoming map of Norsca. Jackdays has been on this project for ages and now the updating is almost finished. The Daily Empire got an early sneak preview and the permission to publish this part of the map – the Northern Bretonnia.
The amount of detail is quite stunning. It’s filled with ruins, land marks, town and castles to inspire GMs and players alike.
I think I’m speaking for (at least almost) the whole community when I say: “Excellent work! When can we see more?”
Also – there might be a little extra coming for blog concerning Liber Fanatica. Stay in touch.