Mordheim PDFs

[brokenv]

Here is a link to all my Mordheim PDFs, including Official, Unofficial and Fan-Made stuff. Enjoy!

[Whitesilk]

Awesome!!! Don't ever let this link go dead!! Seems you have everything there....its crazy!!

Thanks for your work on this!

-Silk

ed: May seriously have to convert up a Battle Monk warband.

[brokenv]

Sort of testing out this Google Drive thing too, let me know if something goes funny.

[Confessor_Atol]

sweeeeeeeet

[Whitesilk]

So far the only thing I have had trouble was with the Ostlanders .xps version. I use Mozilla and that particular Ostlander file says to try Google Chrome, but the other version of the Ostlander works fine.

Again...kudos for your effort. Thank you again.

[brokenv]

When aren't Ostlanders a problem?

[delph]

WOW. I'm stunned.

Thank you.

Is Lustria in there somewhere?

[brokenv]

Yup, should be under campaigns

[Cambion Daystar]

Would it possible to "bundle" them (for example one zipfile with rules, one with warbands, ...)?

[Basileus]

Sort of testing out this Google Drive thing too, let me know if something goes funny.

Can't scroll. Maybe a CSS problem, overflow-style?

[brokenv]

Here is the same stuff in Dropbox:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/2fbmmxe9d1jvhvz/gF4XS8MRhO

maybe that'll work better for some

[Renka]

I've scrolled through the files and also looked at some other sites, and I am a bit confused.
There are so many different rule-sets out there (the official book, the UNOFFICIAL book, Coreheim, Mordheim: Annual 2002 [which might just be the same thing as the official rulebook?]...); how do you guys play the game? I understand Games Workshop no longer supports the game, but it seems so frayed now I just get lost.

[Whitesilk]

Its basically how you and your group wishes to play.

You can read the LRB (the GW official version) and see how you like the flow ((play a few games)) and then go to the fan rulebooks, read through it, and see what was changed....OR.... chose the Community-Edition-Rulebook ((play a few games)) and then go to the LRB...blah, blah, blah

Sometimes the fan rulebooks and a certain flavor that particular gaming group likes (as in Border Town Burning), or came across a vague rule that they changed to have their games flow better. All-in-all its really what you feel comfortable with. I recommend starting a few games with the LRB and then branch out from there.

Its a question that the answer will have people fall into 1 of 2 categories: Pro-LRB or Pro-Community Rules. Currently my group likes the LRB, mainly cause they're lazy and don't want to print out individual copies of whichever rulebook...so they rely on 1 individual to print out and photocopy all 100gazillion pages.

Mordheim Annual is a collection of articles from GW Mordheim magazine, even has the 2 supplements within it. ((I think, I don't have it in front of me))

I know I didn't give you a clear-cut answer, but its really up to you. -Silk

[Cambion Daystar]

We play mordheim rulebook + warbands from Empire in Flames and Annual 2002 (Minus the Shadow Warriors). All very official ;-). Keeps it also quite balanced. Nobody of us likes playing against a very strong or very weak warband

[Cambion Daystar]

Btw, is there no Empire in Flames in there? They are still available on the GW site. Maybe you can add them for completeness sake.

[brokenv]

It's in the campaign section.

[Cambion Daystar]

Ok i missed that. Thanks for the work you put in it. My gaming group recently started mordheim again, and most of them are new players, so they really need that stuff

[Basileus]

Would it possible to "bundle" them (for example one zipfile with rules, one with warbands, ...)?

Second that. Please create a ZIP-file of the root directory in Dropbox, thanks

[Artinam]

Thank you once again for sharing, I missed several of those files. Really helps me out in making a few kickass campaignes!

[GMillar]

Google Drive includes a feature that lets you download a .zip of whatever files or folders you select. It's also possible to save all these files to your personal Google Drive account in case they go down at some point.