Es wird ein d6-System nahe an der 1. und 2. Edition.
Es wird ein d6-System nahe an der 1. und 2. Edition.
Woher hast Du diese Informationen? Nicht, dass Du das mit der Neuauflage des Warhammer 40.000 Wrath and Glory verwechselst. Das wird von Ulisses US vertrieben und nutzt ein d6-System.
Das neue Warhammer Fantasy Rollenspiel kommt von Cubicle 7. Zum konkreten Regelwerk haben die imho noch nichts verlauten lassen.
Here are the details we previously uncovered at Gen Con 50:
-No details regarding release date. However, Cubicle 7 has advertised 2017.
-Cubicle 7 (C7) has told fans that WFRP 4e will be released normally, meaning it won’t have a Kickstarter to raise funds.
-WHFRP4 will be a bit different from first and second edition, but “if you stood on their shoulders, you could clearly see 4 from there”. It will not borrow anything from third edition, and is clearly looking to be the latest evolution of the classic D100 percentile system.
-Default setting of WFRP 4th edition is The Enemy Within era of the Empire. By dialing the timeline back, they’ll let everyone enjoy the classic ‘Old World Feel’ and decide for themselves how far they wish to go into the Storm of Chaos/End Times material.
-WFRP 4e is meant to be the “Look, a Bloodthirster! Run!” game, while Age of Sigmar is meant to be the “Look, a Bloodthirster! Charge!” game. Different power levels, different gonzo levels. C7 said that while they and other writers on WFRP4 are big fans of the classic Old World, they’re actually really looking forward to Age of Sigmar as a chance to do something that feels very different within the Warhammer mythos. C7 said they have hopes to develop Age of Sigmar’s setting into something very special, and those who were originally turned off by Age of Sigmar should give the RPG take on it a second look.
-C7 said the current regime at GW is very enthusiastic about RPGs and is a dream to work with. C7 has already been offered free ad space in White Dwarf as a way of supporting the rpg-end of the Warhammer hobby.
Irgendwie schon seltsam ... GW serviert die Alte Welt ab, aber irgendwie scheint alles außerhalb des Tabletops AoS zu ignorieren; Mordheim, Total War und nun das hier (okay, AoS kriegt laut Seelenschmied sein eigens Setting innerhalb des RPG, aber ich wage mal zu behaupten, dass die Mehrheit in der Alten Welt spielen wird ^^)AoS stinkt ja auch, und zwar gewaltig! Will mein gutes altes Warhammer zurück!
For those who haven't spotted this:
A quick update on the WFRP Limited Edition Rulebooks: The packaging on our final samples from the manufacturer wasn't quite good enough, so we've had to take a bit more time to rework it to make sure they get to you in great condition. Sorry, it's frustrating to have this small delay added at the end of the process. I'm sure you can imagine that we are very keen to get these out to everyone (and to get our copies!) but we would hate for transit damage to spoil anyone's copy.
The books themselves are gorgeous, we're delighted with how they have turned out!
We expect them to ship from the factory early next week, and will confirm onwards shipping dates once they have arrived (it usually takes a week for them to get to us).
Warhammer Fantasy-Rollenspiel
Wir sind bei der Vorbestelleraktion sehr viel weitergekommen und zuversichtlich, euch endlich (ENDLICH!) Anfang November anbieten zu können. Die Aktion läuft dann zwei Wochen, danach gibt es direkt das PDF des Grundbuches und ihr könnt noch zwei Wochen Anmerkungen reingeben, dann geht es zum Drucker! Damit schaffen wir leider 2019 nicht mehr für die Auslieferung.
Das Einsteigerset ist aber auch bereits durchs Layout, so dass es bald in die Fahnenkorrektur gehen kann und wir haben zahlreiche der PDFs bereits übersetzt, die gerade im Lektorat sind.
Es ist bereits gedruckte, aber nun müssen die gedruckten Bücher noch einmal von Games Workshop abgenickt werden. Wir melden uns wenn wir bescheid wissen
Ich frage mich gerade, wo sich jetzt die kurze Frage befand? :)
Ich glaube Du hast mich missverstanden. In Deinem Posting habe ich keine Frage gesehen. Es kann ja sein, dass Du sie stellen wolltest und sie untergegangen ist.
Hoffentlich erscheinen bald mal die deutschen Texte. Immerhin ist da so einiges an Material bereits fertig. Nun legt C7 nach.
Mal was anderes: Zwei meiner Pappenheimer basteln sich nun je einen Magier (Gold und Jade). Nun hat einer dieser Pappenheimer im Regelwerk entdeckt, dass man ja theoretisch ein Grimoire anlegen könnte, was ja eigentlich nicht schlecht ist, vorausgesetzt die richtige "Schule" wird genutzt.
Mit dem Aufschreiben der Zauber in das Grimoire, hat der Magier es ja dann nicht mehr nötig, sich diese Zauber zu merken, da er sie ja einfach nur ablesen muss. Sehr praktisch also. Nun steht ja im Regelwerk, dass die Zauberzahl sich verdoppelt. Interessant ist doch dann, wenn es ein Grimoire gibt, welches ALLE Zauber der Niederen Magie (Zauberzahl 0 ;D ) beinhaltet. Und diese Zauber wären, da nur Niedere Magie, keine Zauber aus einer der acht Schulen. Das Grimoire könnte somit sowohl Gold- als auch vom Jademagier genutzt werden.
Zwar handelt es sich nur um Niedere Magie, aber in der Summe bieten sie doch sehr viele Möglichkeiten: Konservieren, Licht, Richtung, Regenschutz usw., es gibt ja einige nützliche Zauber. Da meine Charaktere etwas "kompetenter" starten sollen, bin ich am überlegen, ob ich ihnen nicht ein solches Grimoire geben soll. Dann hätten sie zumindest Zugriff auf viele, nein alle, Zauber der Niederen Magie. Sie wären damit nicht übermächtig, könnten aber sehr kreativ zusammenarbeiten.
Wie seht ihr das?
Allerdings, wenn er den Spruch direkt aus dem Buch rezitiert, verdoppelt sich der Zauberwert des Zaubers.Genau, und wenn man 0 verdoppelt, landet man bei 0. ;D
Allerdings, wenn er den Spruch direkt aus dem Buch rezitiert, verdoppelt sich der Zauberwert des Zaubers.Genau, und wenn man 0 verdoppelt, landet man bei 0. ;D
Aus dem Grimoire sollen sich die beiden Magier gleichermaßen bedienen können.
Die Alte Welt ist und war schon immer eine kleine Welt, besonders im deutschsprachigen Raum. Warum? Das weiß ich leider nicht. Ich denke, dass beide Welten (40K und Fantasy) im Laufe der Jahre an Popularität dazugewonnen haben, was vordergründig den Videogames zu verdanken ist. Romane und Armeebücher erweitern das noch. Dennoch bleiben beide Welten weiter hinter den Mainstream-Rollenspielen zurück.
Ein Beispiel mehr habe ich in meiner Vorstellung gebracht, nämlich das Betreiben eines Forums mit dem Schwerpunkt Warhammer. Beide Foren sind mit der Zeit buchstäblich verwaist. Das soll nicht heißen, dass es keine Warhammer-Fans gibt, sie sind nur rar gesät.
Und ja, ich bin ein sehr großer Warhammer-Fan. Als meine Frau und ich damals gefragt wurden, ob wir nicht an der vierten Edition mitarbeiten wollen, war das natürlich das absolute Highlight für uns. Nicht viele Rollenspieler können von sich behaupten, offiziell an ihrem Lieblings-System mitgearbeitet zu haben. :)
Auf jeden Fall, soviel kann ich dir bescheinigen: Ihr habt eine sehr gute Arbeit gemacht! :thumbsup:
Und die gratis Konverterungshilfe von WFRP 1. und 2. Edition -> 4. Edition:
https://www.cubicle7games.com/conversion-tables-for-warhammer-fantasy-roleplay-free-pdf/
Die offizielle Unterstützung für WFRP4 in Foundry Virtual Tabletop ist seit heute im Verkauf:
https://www.cubicle7games.com/wfrp-now-available-on-foundry-vtt/
Kannst du einschätzen inwiefern das neuer Content ist bzw. ob das alte Quellenbücher aus WHF2E Zeiten sind?
Ich meine, dass vieles es damals nie ins deutsche geschafft hat,
aber ich weiß zB, dass es einen alten Karak Band gab
Our immediate intentions are to release a pair of player focused books, one for those with magical inclinations, and another for those with more faith in honest gunpowder and steel. We will be exploring in more depth some of the non-human species that we have heard you clamouring for, and intend to stretch our wings, as it were, in exploring regions beyond the borders of the Empire. Our adventure content will certainly continue, especially with a focus on Altdorf and Middenheim, as we know that many groups are putting down roots in those two vaunted cities!
count me in... :thumbsup:(https://i.ibb.co/7nMzzJD/20211119-163746-Kopie.jpg)
Welche WFRP Edition meinst Du denn?
Offiziell von Cubicle 7 unterstützt werden (bisher) WFRP4 und Age of Sigmar Soulbound per FoundryVTT oder roll20.
Vielleicht gibt es hier auf der Drachenzwinge im Fantasy Grounds Board (https://www.drachenzwinge.de/forum/index.php?board=756.0) jemanden der über Fanumsetzungen mehr sagen kann.
Oder wenn Du gut des englischen mächtig bist, direkt im Forum von Fantasy Grounds, wie z.B. dieser Thread: Warhammer FRPG 4th Edition Community Ruleset (https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forums/showthread.php?71099-Warhammer-FRPG-4th-Edition-Community-Ruleset/page2)
Ulisses und WFRP4... puh..
Leider kann ich Dir da nicht viel neues sagen. Eine gefühlte Ewigkeit heißt es, dass die Neuauflage von Der Innere Feind auf deutsch kommen wird. Die letzte Neuerscheinung war Abenteuer in Übersreik vom Mai 2021. Seitdem kam nichts neues. Auf Nachfragen wurde teils gar nicht reagiert und in ihren Vlogs wurde auf die Papierkrise, Corona-Lieferverzögerungen und auf Schwierigkeiten mit Games Workshop hingewiesen. Sobald ich mehr über neue deutsche WFRP4 Produkte weiß, dann poste ich das hier...
WFRP4 ist für Ulisses kein Kernprodukt, da kommen für andere Systeme mehr.
..sorry, so sieht es eben derzeit mit der deutschen Übersetzung aus. :-\
Ich habe ein Google Docs Spreadsheet mit allen (452!) bisher veröffentlichten WFRP4 Karrieren erstellt: Link (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PsBS4C_uwFGFMqF2oe1EcXSN2NQkgnk7uCFRsz_gWlA/edit?usp=sharing)
Quelle: https://cubicle7games.com/blog/warhammer-fantasy-roleplay-archives-of-the-empire-volume-3-is-out-now
- Legitimate Business Enterprises. A guide to setting up a business enterprise in the Empire, with detail on how to make a profit and grow from humble beginnings to a mighty concern.
- The Cult of Handrich, God of Trade. Merchants throughout the old world seek Handrich’s blessing in their dealings, but his cult is a new one, and his priests are rarely encountered outside of Marienburg.
- Folk Worship and Hedge Magic. The beliefs and traditions of those who live in the rural areas of the Empire are given scrutiny. The Old Faith is a tradition of the ancient folk who lived before the coming of Sigmar, and which has now faded in relevance and power. The practice of hedge magic is described in detail, with several new spells. Minor gods, such as Khaine, and the pantheons of Elves, Dwarfs, and Halflings, are discussed.
- The Cult of Solkan, God of Vengeance. Whilst he is a mostly forgotten deity, whose puritanical creed is too stringent and uncompromising for most folk, Solkan promises aid to those who seek to wreak divine retribution.
- The Cult of Rhya, Goddess of Fertility. Beseeched by those who till the soil and tend the sheep, Rhya may seem a distant deity by the folk of the Empire’s cities, but in the country to understand her ways often makes the difference between life and death.
- Rules Updates and Additions. The archive also includes new rules for different designs of armour, more minor magical effects, animal familiars for witches and wizards, updated starting skills and talents for Characters from the various districts of Altdorf, and Lord Adalbert Knopp-Itzel, a quixotic champion of the Jungfreud cause.
- The history of Lustria, from the coming of the enigmatic Old Ones and the height of Lizardman civilization, to the present day, when the plans of the Old Ones are disputed by those who seek to carry them out, and younger warm-blooded species seek to rob Lustria of its wealth.
- The great temple-city of Tlaxtlan, home to a multitude of Lizardmen and centre of devotions to the impassive and unshakeable Old One Tlazcotl.
- The ruined temple-city of Quetza, an old lair of the Skaven of Clan Pestilens that houses many terrible secrets and brooding plagues.
- Skeggi, a Norse foothold of raiders and traders to the north of Lustria where adventurers may get rich quick, but more likely die trying.
- The Citadel of Dawn, a High Elf fortress and port on the southern cape, threatened by the ambitions of the notorious Dark Elf corsair Lokhir Fellheart.
- The Vampire Coast, a marshy morass of mangrove swamp within which Arch-Commodore Luthor Harkon holds his court of the undead and plots to expand his realm.
- Great new rules for explorer careers, founding and managing a settlement, Lizardmen of several different species, events and endeavours, parasitic diseases, monstrous creatures of the Lustrian jungle, and fully playable Skink Characters.
This Foundry VTT module contains:Quelle: https://cubicle7games.com/warhammer-fantasy-roleplay-the-winds-of-magic-foundry-module
Winds of Magic, complete with illustrations, integrated into Foundry, and searchable from within your Virtual Tabletop.
- 15 Journal Entries (totalling 107 Journal Pages) that provide details on every aspect of magic, from new and revised spellcasting rules, to powerful rituals, to the distinct Winds and their associated orders, and much more!.
- 21 Actors that include possible Patrons for each magical order, or possible adversaries to pit against your players, such as the horrific Incarnate Elementals.
- 444 Items providing a huge repository of new (and updated) spells for each of the Winds, as well as Arcane Marks to provide your players as they use the new specialized wizard careers!
- 46 Rollable Tables for determining Familiars, Grimoires, Potion mishaps, new Miscasts, and more!
- Integrations for special features specific to Winds of Magic, such as Random Vortex Movement, Grimoire Miscasts, and generating random spells, scrolls, and grimoires!
Quelle: https://cubicle7games.com/warhammer-fantasy-roleplay-ubersreik-adventures-3
- An Eye For An Eye - A dilapidated hunting lodge, a missing noble son and an ominous painting spell disaster in the forests north of Ubersreik.
- Mutiny & The Beast - Political ambition and marauding Orcs and Goblins in the sleepy farming village of Geissbach.
- The Horror of Hugeldal - A deceitful physician, a travelling carnival and a lingering sickness beleaguer the mining town of Hugeldal.
- Mirror of Desire - The Characters find themselves embroiled in the love affairs of the young nobility of Ubersreik… with disastrous consequences.
Old world Adventures: Forest of Hate
A plague is afflicting settlements in the eastern Laurelorn Forest. Shallyan prayers have proven ineffective and herbal remedies are scarce. If the Empire’s heroes cannot discover a way to contain this plague, Nordland’s logging industry will collapse as war and chaos devastate the Laurelorn.
Forest of Hate is an exciting action-investigative adventure aimed at experienced Characters in the 2nd or 3rd tier of their Careers.Characters will face up against disease, discrimination and superstition as they explore the beleaguered forest towns. A terrified populus, a group of nefarious woodsmen, ancient Elven ruins and more await as Characters attempt to uncover and ultimately thwart the machinations of the Ruinous Powers from corrupting the Laurelorn.
An ideal standalone adventure, Forest of Hate can be easily incorporated into existing WFRP campaigns. Alternatively it makes an ideal precursor for players looking to explore the Laurelorn Forest campaigns from Archives of the Empire: Vol. 1
Quelle: https://cubicle7games.com/warhammer-fantasy-roleplay-reikland-miscellanea
- Patrons of the Old World I and II: A collection of eight fascinating Patrons, influential and driven NPCs with their own agendas, useful plot hooks, and a master plan that Characters throw their weight behind or struggle to prevent…
- Buildings of the Reikland: A collection of buildings, each with detailed floor plans and intriguing details, suitable for dropping into any WFRP campaign.
- One Shots of the Reikland: A selection of quick-fire adventures, each set in one of the locations from Buildings of the Reikland, and suitable for a single frantic session of play.
- Monuments of the Reikland: Five fascinating monuments, each a well-known landmark, and each with its own, often sinister, secret.
- Shrines of Sigmar: Five shrines to mighty Sigmar, the patron deity of the Empire. But all is not as it seems in these fascinating locations.
- [Sullasara’s Spells of Utmost Utility: The Elf Mage Sullasara hoped this book of spells for all eight winds of magic would be put to constructive use by the wizards of the Empire, who promptly found entirely different applications for her magic.
- Blood and Bramble: Witch and Hedgewitch alike will find a wide array of spells to use in this fair and foul collection of magic. Also included are two intriguing and learned NPCs of somewhat dubious intent.
Visits to taverns and coaching inns are a regular feature of Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, as places to gather information, locate a local person of interest, or spend the night in relative safety.
Adventures and supplements for Warhammer Fantasy roleplay detail several inns, but they are often particular venues in particular locations that serve the needs of the adventure. This supplement is designed to help a GM in a hurry generate a tavern that feels like part of the Old World but that is also distinct enough to have a unique feel. A GM who is caught unprepared when their players decide to head to the nearest tavern can use this guide to determine what sort of fare is available, what the staff is like, and what customers are currently spending their time in the taproom.
So the next time your players announce they are heading to the nearest hostelry, a few rolls using this guide can quickly result in a suitable place with a distinctive feel and circumstances.
WARLIKE AND RAPACIOUS – ORCS AND GOBLINS PLAGUE THE OLD WORLD AND BEYOND
Orcs and Goblins infest the wild corners of the Old World and beyond. They are creatures bound by a common ancestry, a love of bloodshed and violence, and the unifying spirit of the Waaagh! Orcs and Goblins are the perfect antagonists for any game of Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay. Tribes and Tribulations provides details on a number of these belligerent and spiteful creatures: Goblins, Orcs, Black Orcs, Hobgoblins, and Snotlings, as well as sections on Ogres and Trolls. Each specific tribe receives its own chapter, demonstrating the variety of Orc and Goblin warbands that plague the Old World and beyond.
- The Cluster-Eye Tribe: The Terrors of the Drakwald, a band of Forest Goblins hungry for captives
- The Broken Nose Tribe: Notorious breakers of several Dwarf Holds and incorrigible looters of artillery
- The Black Mountain Boyz: A vicious band of Orcs accomplished in the arts of banditry and extortion
- The Stone Snakes: Savage Orcs engaged in an ongoing campaign against the depredations of Chaos Dwarfs
- The Wolfboyz of Oglah Khan: A band of Hobgoblin scouts for hire, with a pronounced reputation for treachery
- Matthogg’s Payswords: A brutal group of mercenary Ogres currently located in the wilds of Ostermark
- Trolls in Various Forms: The various forms taken by these ferocious monsters and insights into their behaviour
- Waaagh! Magic: The shamanic practices of Orc and Goblin magic users and the spells they employ
- Orc and Goblin Nemeses: A guide to mighty Orc and Goblin foes, notorious Warlords, and monsters
Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay: The Hahnbrandt Militia
The Reikland may be considered a civilised land, a Grand Province of the Empire and home of its capital, Altdorf. However, much of the land is a dangerous territory, a wilderness of hilly moorland and trackless forest. The province must be defended from enemies within and without.
Her people are ready to form such a defence. Hahnbrandt is one of the province’s more productive mining towns. Its militia is a mostly professional force, employed by Graf von Wallenstein to guard the town and shipments of ore. The Hahnbrandt militia patrols around the town, offering the miners some protection from the innumerable dangers of the neighbouring Hägercrybs.
This supplement provides GMs of Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay with templates and profiles needed to create the types of soldiers that might be found garrisoning settlements throughout the Empire, or making up the ranks of the nation’s armies. As well as templates for Halberdiers, Scouts, Captains, and other sorts of soldiers, the supplement provides particular detail on four of the officers responsible for the Hanhnbrandt Militia.
- Captain Hilde Proell — an old soldier who takes her responsibilities seriously, the loyal eyes and ears of the graf and a careful commander of his forces.
- Captain Alaric Marks — a nobleman with the common touch, Marks is beloved by his troops, but more for his habit of ensuring they spend their time carousing rather than undertaking tedious drills.
- Captain Gisels Tarendorf — the officer in charge of Hahnbrandt’s Scouts, professional and respectful, but a follower of Ranald with subversive tendencies.
- Sergeant Arnolf Freer — a talented halberdier and ringleader of a gang of blackguard seeking to prey upon those they are paid to protect.
- Encounters with the militia are detailed, providing GMs with ideas on how a meeting with the defenders of the Empire’s far-flung communities may not always be straightforward, and could potentially lead a band of unwary Characters into the murky worlds of criminality … or politics.
You might also be interested in The Warband of Bayl of Many Eyes, a band of savage Norsemen, dedicated to the Plague God, pursuing a mysterious mission, together with templates and ideas on how to create different sorts of Chaos Warrior and use them in Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay.