Today I found another piece of the puzzle that is WFRP reborn. The producers of Zweihänder claims more knowledge!
An European publisher, speculated to be Modiphius. That sounds like it could be true. Asmodee is mentioned, as is Cubicle 7. Both those companies have earlier connections to WFRP.
Modiphius would be cool, since they did the 3rd edition of Mutant Chronicles, a game I co-wrote and co-created all those years ago. I’d love to see a MC style kickstarter.
One of the more impressive fan projects for any game, any edition, has been the Bergsburg Project. It is, fittingly enough, a collection of information describing the city of Bergsburg, located somewhere in the Empire.
The existence of Bergsburg in GW canon has been a bit on and off, and as a tribute to this (at least I think it’s a tribute) the Bergsburg Project has also been a bit on and off over the years. Up until recently this status has been “off”.
But fear not, dear Bergsburg fan! Some person known to me only as the Snotling has revived the city. What foul greenskin magics the Snotling might have used to achieve this feat is unbeknownst to me and the with hunters of the empire, but the result is magnificient.
So as a massive fan of city based adventures I heartily endorse this action, be it heresy in the eyes of the Games Workshop gods or not!
Thanks to The Snotling Foundation.
/Magnus
One of the most premier WFRP fan sites on the web, Kalevala Hammer, has moved to its own domain. You can find rules, maps, timelines and a lot more at:
So adjust your bookmarks and head to Jack Days’ hangout on the web.
/Magnus