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Masters of Heresy
Masters of Heresy: Interview with Mark Havener Starting with this issue the irregular subStarting sub-sub---seriesseries of Cianty’s Heresy will present some of the most influential characters of the game of Mordheim. This issue starts out big featuring famous scribe Mark HHHavener,Havener, author of such defining Mordheim rules as the Orcs & Goblins warband, the Dwarf Treasure Hunters warband, Random Happenings, Chaos in the Streets, and many more. Chris:Chris:Chris: First off, let me thank you for agreeing to do Mark:Mark:Mark: Hmm…the first things I want to know are a) this. I’m sure that many Mordheim enthusiasts are concept and b) deadline. If there isn’t a set deadline I hungry for insights, thoughts and the viewing points give myself one, because that gives me a goal, and in from an insider, so to speak. my experience, projects without set goals tend to wander. Then I build a rough development schedule Developing tabletop games and being paid for it based on the deadline: I figure out how much time I sounds like a dream job. It seems comparable to have to do roughs, how much time I have to playtest, computer games leading children to study computer how much time I have for final cuts. science instead of other more boring subjects. So how did you become a game developer for Games After I have a basic structure I think about the concept Workshop? and brainstorm ideas. Sometimes the guidelines for a project are loose, sometimes they are not, but even Mark:Mark:Mark: Well, just so that everyone is clear, I am a within what seem to be fairly restrictive guidelines, Freelancer, not a member of the Games Workshop there is always room for creativity! Studio. -
The Ultimate Mordheim Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) & Errata
The Ultimate Mordheim Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) & Errata This FAQ page tries to cover the possible questions and answers that Mordheim players might have. Some things might not be clearly written in the rulebook, there are some typos in the rulebook as well. Since its original author, Honza Skýpala, last updated his brilliant work in March 29, 2001, I have decided to revise his work with other FAQs I have found from several sources, including the Official Mordheim site at the Specialist Games. Of course some people value the "official" answers, i.e. answers from Games Workshop. Some of answers here are not official and so are only recommended to use. These answers are not the brilliant thoughts of mine - in fact they are the most common answers for that question from E-groups Mordheim mail list. Some questions and answers are copied from other material, like Games Workshop Official Mordheim's FAQ, Mordheim Yahoo! eGroups' FAQ and maybe some others. These are present here for completeness and I respect the fact that they were written by somebody else. I hope these people don't mind including them here. Answer is always completed with information of the source of answer. If somebody disagrees with including his answer and/or name on these pages, please write me and I will (unwillingly) remove it. This is updated FAQ is done in no attempt to take credit for the new compilation, but in an effort to make sure that there is an updated FAQ around. This of me as the keeper of the knowledge, never as his author. -
Games Workshop Group Plc
PRESS ANNOUNCEMENT GAMES WORKSHOP GROUP PLC For immediate release 26 July 2011 PRELIMINARY RESULTS 2011 Games Workshop Group PLC (“Games Workshop” or the “Group”) announces its preliminary results for the year ended 29 May 2011. Highlights • Revenue at £123.1m (2010: £126.5m) • Revenue at constant currency* at £122.8m (2010: £126.5m) • Operating profit - pre-royalties receivable at £12.8m (2010: £13.0m) • Operating profit at £15.3m (2010: £16.0m) • Pre-tax profit at £15.4m (2010: £16.1m) • Earnings per share of 36.1p (2010: 48.4p) • Year end net funds of £17.6m (2010: £17.1m) • Dividends per share paid in the year of 45p (2010: nil) • Proposed dividend per share of 18p (2010: 25p) Mark Wells, chief executive officer of Games Workshop, said: “2010/11 has seen satisfactory performance, driven by improved gross margins and good cost control leading to a healthy cash inflow. Although sales were down in the first half, Games Workshop delivered improved results in the second half as the focus on customer service training for Hobby centre managers and investment in new product development started to feed through into results. Games Workshop is in good shape. We know what we need to do to remain successful and to grow.” …Ends… For further information, please contact: Games Workshop Group PLC 0115 900 4003 Tom Kirby, chairman Mark Wells, chief executive officer Kevin Rountree, chief operating officer Investor relations website http://investor.games-workshop.com General website www.games-workshop.com The 2011 annual report may be viewed at the investor relations website at the address above. -
Fictional Reality Issue 8
Fictional Reality June 2002 Issue 08 Table of Contents Ah, Summer in Texas. Actually, it’s not to bad right now, but by August we’ll be just dripping with sweat. I guess I’ll have to spend more time inside painting figures and Editorial / TOC 1 playing games. Well, that’s not all that will be taking up Standing Orders: Age of Battles 2 my free hours during the Summer. Baby Megan is Miniature Reviews preparing for her arrival and will join the rest of the brood Wizards of the Coast: Chainmail 5 sometime in late August or early September. That puts a Excelsior: Iron Claw 7 wee dent into my gaming and painting schedules, but also nixes any plans I had of attending Gen Con this year. If Rackham: Confrontation 8 anyone that gets to Gen Con this year would like to write Holistic Design: Fantasy Encounters 9 up a report I’d love to put it in the next issue. Next year Mithril: Lord of the Rings 10 may work out better for me anyway. My oldest son, Excalibur Miniaturen: Fearless 12 Bradley, has been gaming with my Dungeons and Pulp Figures: Lost Tribes / Personalities 15 Dragons group for a while now and has also been trying Reaper Miniatures 16 his hand at some painting. He’s getting the hang of things Larry Leadhead 11 and by next year he should be a pro. Ok, next year will be Game Reviews a go. We should actually start planning for it now. Road Games Workshop: Warhammer Skirmish 17 trip or catch a plane? Excalibur Miniaturen: Magic Challenge 18 Holistic Design: Fading Suns d20 RPG 19 Planning is a huge part of a rather large terrain building article this issue. -
Mordheim by Tuomas Pirinen with Rick Priestley & Alessio Cavatore
Mordheim By Tuomas Pirinen with Rick Priestley & Alessio Cavatore Living Rulebook Editing Jake Thornton & Andy Hall Living Rulebook Production Gareth Roach Mordheim Rules Committee Ian Davies, Mark Dewis, Mark Havener, Nick Kyme, Terry Maltman and Andy Hall Illustrious Illustrators & Embellishers John Blanche, Alex Boyd, David Gallagher, Nuala Kennedy, Karl Kopinski, Paul Smith John Wigley & Neil Hodgson Compositions and Layouts John Blanche, Alan Merrett & Talima Fox Design of the Miniatures Dave Andrews, Mark Bedford, Colin Dixon, Gary Morley, Aly Morrison, Trish Morrison, Brian Nelson, Alan Perry & Michael Perry Storytelling Gavin Thorpe & many thanks to the following Joshua Thaler, Sarah Groves, Antti Vierikko, Tuomas Lähdeoja, Alfred Nunez, Tim Huckelbery, Jeremy Vetock, Brian Lang, Lindsey le Doux Priestley, Mark Havener, Nigel Stillman, Atte Roine and all the other people without whose help this game would not have been possible! PRODUCED IN A MOOD OF MADNESS BY GAMES WORKSHOP © The copyright in all text, artwork and images herein are the property of Games Workshop Limited 2005. All Rights Reserved. The Games Workshop logo, Games Workshop, Warhammer, Augur, Beastmen, Brethren, Cult of the Possessed, Darksoul, Dreg, Eshin Sorcerer, Flagellant, Magister, Mordheim, Night Runner, Rat Ogre, Skaven, Sister of Sigmar, Verminkin, Warhound, Witch Hunter, Youngblood and Zealot and all associated marks, names, characters, illustrations and images from the Warhammer universe are either ®, TM and/or © Games Workshop Ltd 1999-2004, where applicable registered in the UK and other countries around the world, All Rights Reserved. No toads or rats were harmed during the production of Mordheim. Several fish were consumed. Contents Rules Introduction . 4 Characteristics . 6 The Turn . -
Instructions
DISCLAIMER: This Model Kit is completely unofficial and in no way endorsed by Games Workshop Lim- ited. Adeptus Astartes, Battlefleet Gothic, Black Flame, Black Library, the Black Library logo, BL Publishing, Blood Angels, Bloodquest, Blood Bowl, the Blood Bowl logo, The Blood Bowl Spike Device, Cadian, Catachan, the Chaos device, Cityfight, the Chaos logo, Citadel, Citadel Device, City of the Damned, Codex, Daemonhunters, Dark Angels, Dark Eldar, Dark Future, the Double-Headed/Imperial Eagle device, ‘Eavy Metal, Eldar, Eldar symbol devices, Epic, Eye of Terror, Fanatic, the Fanatic logo, the Fanatic II logo, Fire Warrior, Forge World, Games Workshop, Games Workshop logo, Genestealer, Golden Demon, Gorkamorka, Great Unclean One, the Hammer of Sigmar logo, Horned Rat logo, Inferno, Inquisitor, the Inquisi- tor logo, the Inquisitor device, Inquisitor:Conspiracies, Keeper of Secrets, Khemri, Khorne, Kroot, Lord of Change, Marauder, Mordheim, the Mordheim logo, Necromunda, Necromunda stencil logo, Necromunda Plate logo, Necron, Nurgle, Ork, Ork skull devices, Sisters of Battle, Skaven, the Skaven symbol devices, Slaanesh, Space Hulk, Space Marine, Space Marine chapters, Space Marine chapter logos, Talisman, Tau, the Tau caste designa- tions, Tomb Kings, Trio of Warriors, Twin Tailed Comet Logo, Tyranid, Tyrannid, Tzeentch, Ultramarines, Warhammer, Warhammer Historical, Warhammer Online, Warhammer 40k Device, Warhammer World logo, Warmaster, White Dwarf, the White Dwarf logo, and all associated marks, names, races, race insignia, characters, vehicles, locations, units, illustra- tions and images from the Blood Bowl game, the Warhammer world, the Talisaman world, and the Warhammer 40,000 universe are either ®, TM and/or © Copyright Games Workshop Ltd 2000-2010, variably registered in the UK and other countries around the world. -
Players Helped Develop Computer Games in Britain(Paul Mason)
A Case Study of the Influence of Fandom: How Role-players Helped Develop Computer Games in Britain(Paul Mason) A Case Study of the InÀuence of Fandom: How Role- players Helped Develop Computer Games in Britain Paul Mason Abstract Fandom is widely regarded as a form of excessive consumption, an essentially reactive activity. Work in the ¿eld of fan studies has drawn attention to its creative aspects, but these are still often deemed to be expanding on or embellishing the work of creative professionals. The present study explores the ambiguity of the boundary between fan creators and professional creators in order to illustrate how fans were instrumental in the creation of a new form of expression. It charts aspects of the history of computer games development in the UK, and shows how that development was driven by the interplay between fans and professionals in related ¿elds. Introduction In a basement room at a school in Britain in the early 1970s sits a strange machine. At ¿rst glance it seems to be a large typewriter, but closer inspection reveals it to be a teleprinter. It is connected to the mainframe computer of the city treasurer’s department. A schoolboy is operating the teleprinter, periodically typing in short commands, and then watching intently as the results of those commands are printed out: a grid formed of dots occasionally replaced by other symbols, with some terse accompanying text and data. The boy is playing Blake's 7, attempting to steer the spaceship Liberator and successfully defeat pursuing Federation craft. The teachers at the school are aware of student use of the computer terminal and its teleprinter, but allow it, perhaps because they are unaware that it is being used to play a game, or even because the whole concept of games using computers is so new that it has not yet been recognized as a bad thing. -
Campaigns of Legend Think ‘Battle of Legend’ but Even Bigger! by Ken South
Campaigns of Legend Think ‘Battle of Legend’ but even bigger! By Ken South With the Warmaster battles of legend series being a popular part 1 There will be no army definitive lists as such but there will be of the Fanatic literary arsenal I thought that it might well be notes of army sizes as well as sections covering special rules worth exploring the history of the Warhammer world and along with special units and special characters for each battle recreating some of the campaigns that have helped shape the in the campaign. Warhammer world, as we know it. 2 The battles and encounters featured in the col have all been Bearing that in mind I delved into deleted army books and referenced from existing Games Workshop material and as thumb worn copies of White Dwarf to find accounts of battles such was initially designed for Warhammer so although some long since forgot about yet so important to the world that is of the units mentioned may not be available you could convert Warhammer. or repaint existing models in the Warmaster range. The relentless wars of the Empire and the Orcs have been retold 3 The campaign system used to link the battles within the and reinvented since the earliest editions of the Warhammer campaign is the Warmaster adaptation of the Mighty Empires game so I thought that this would be a good place to start my that the late Steve Hambrook worked on. research and after reading trough many books now sadly out of 4 There will also appear army and allies rules this is to allow for print I came across the name Azhag. -
Issue 15 March 2010 Primarch Chibi Blood Angels Omnibus Review Space Wolves Tactica 1St Cape Town Regional Report and More Inside! Inin This Issue
The Southlander The South African Fanzine for Games Issue 15 March 2010 Primarch Chibi Blood Angels Omnibus Review Space Wolves Tactica 1st Cape Town Regional Report And more inside! InIn this Issue The Content The Team Editorials - Page.02 A Word from the Editor Zak “Lemanwulfen” Ludick Editor News and Releases - Page.03 Blood and Thunder! Greetings to all. For those who do not know Nic “The Emperor of Chaos” Kirsten The Fractured Archives me, I am Zak Ludick, Chairman of the Contributor The Blood Angels Omnibus - Page.04 Blouberg Dragons warhammer (or wargames) The Paragon Crusade - Page.05 club in Cape Town. I have some time free late Simon “sie42” Strehler at night around 12 so that is why Nic Kirsten Layout and Design Primarch Chibi - Page.08 decided it would be a good idea to enlist my aid as the Editor. Jan “The Penitent Crusader” Slazus Modelling and Painting Contributor The Basis of Things - Page.09 This issue is a little late, but Simon has been working overtime to get it done and I must Jaap “Java Knight” van Beest van Andel Warhammer 40k applaud his hard work. Luckily for me, I have Cartoonist Tactica - Space Wolves - Page.13 had the pleasure of meeting the Southlander Tyranid Codex Review - Page.15 team (except for Simon) when they came to Lord Hannu stay at my place for the 2009 40k Nationals. Guest Cover Artist Clubs and Stores in the Southlands All of them have done a great job with the 'zine Coversave has itʼs first...- Page.17 and I am only too happy to join the team. -
White Dwarf Index
NOTES ON THIS INDEX This Index lists the most important articles that have been published in White Dwarf from issue 68 to issue 251. There are several points that I would like to make about this Index. • The Index only lists the main articles published in each issue, it does not list the Games Workshop News, Mail Order or What’s Happening at the GW Stores (as features in these articles will be out of date and largely irrelevant). • From Issues 110 onwards all of the articles are categorised according to which game they are relevant to, there is a column for Warhammer 40,000 (commonly referred to as WH40K) articles, a column for Warhammer Fantasy Battle (referred to as WHFB or just Warhammer), one for Various Games (all of the other games WD features), one for Terrain articles (just terrain, not painting guides) and one for Miscellaneous Articles and Battle reports. For issues 102 and earlier there are only three columns. One for Various Games that are featured (including Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Fantasy Battle) one for Roleplay Games like Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay (commonly referred to as WFRP) and lastly, one for Miscellaneous Articles and Battle reports. This is because, back then, there wasn’t always a WH40K and/or WHFB article. There was however, a plethora of other games produced by other companies as well as lots of Roleplay games that are just never seen now. If things carry on as they are, I might have to change the columns from Issues 248 onward to just include just WH40K, WHFB and Miscellaneous Articles, because that’s what White Dwarf seems to be completely dedicating itself to these days… • Since Games Workshop re-releases games every so often (generally Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Fantasy Battle), articles about such games are only relevant to the edition of the game that was around at the time when that issue was printed. -
The Newsletter Chief Muppet Managed to Survive Have Ended up Being Pushed As Always I’M on the Look out Christmas with My Sanity Back About a Month
The Sad Muppet Society presents... Issue 21, Winter 2005 T HE NEWSL ETTER THE MARATHON OF GLEBE THE SAD MUPPET SOCIETY G AMESDAY VI|NEWBURY NECRONS|CHEF’ S COOKER|THE LEAGUE 2004 O PEN TOURNAMENT II|GLEBE WARS|SQUIGGOTH 101 Page 2 Issue 21, Winter 2005 EDITIORAL Contents (THE RAT’ S RAMBLINGS) The Rat’s Ramblings 2 Happy New Year and Freeth for winning best I’m back! More rubbish welcome to the first sportsman in the 2004 from Chief Muppet Newsletter of 2005! league, and Matthew Pinto In order to work around a for finally claiming the Pixie Events Diary 3 few other things in my life Jam Trophy! Incoming 4 (Christmas, work, college, Well done guys! Regarding Retribution etc, etc), the publishing Richard Kerry and ASMOH 05 Despite everything, I’ve dates for the Newsletter Chief Muppet managed to survive have ended up being pushed As always I’m on the look out Christmas with my sanity back about a month. So the Muppet Army 6 for more articles so if you’ve intact, and Halo 2 finished! spring edition should be Got a painted army? got any new rules to test out, However, ten days away from rolling out in April, the Earn the kudos you want to review something, the office and I’ve managed Summer edition in July, and deserve! write a story, or have any to paint approximately one the Autumn edition in other interesting article in Gamesday 6 7 model. October. Sorry about that buts that’s the way the mop mind, email me and you Nick examines the Hum, that next army may might see it in here next flops. -
WCE Diagrams, FAQ and Maps
FAQs, Diagrams, Maps Disclaimer The Warhammer CE rule set and army lists are completely unofficial and in no way endorsed by Games Workshop Limited. GW, Games Workshop, the Games Workshop logo, Space Marine, 40K, 40,000, Warhammer, the Warhammer logo, Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer 40,000 logo, Citadel, the Citadel logo, the ‘Aquila’ Double-headed Eagle logo, the Twin-tailed Comet logo, Blood Bowl, Necromunda, Space Hulk, Battlefleet Gothic, Dreadfleet, Mordheim, Inquisitor, Warmaster, Epic, Gorkamorka, Talisman, White Dwarf and all associated marks, logos, illustrations, images, names, creatures, races, vehicles, locations, weapons, units and unit insignia, characters, and the distinctive likenesses thereof, from the Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000 universes are either ® or TM, and/or © Games Workshop Limited, variably registered in the UK and other countries around the world. All Rights Reserved. FAQs Q: Are there currently any frequently asked questions? A: No ;) Diagrams Some diagrams to visualize how various game mechanisms should be handled. 2 3 Maps (Maps of the ETC 2009) Maps 1-3 double wood, Map 4 single wood, no buildings Map 1 Map 2 4 Map 3 Map 4 5 Maps 5-8 incorporate Buildings Not balanced as currently buildings (ruins) cannot be occupied and count as impassable. Map 5 Map 6 6 Map 7 Map 8 7 Notes • Hill • Wood • blocks LOS Wood • blocks LOS Hill • Difficult terrain • Rock or Stone • does not block LOS Rubble • Impassable terrain • could be stone fields R • blocks LOS or corn fields • Building • Wall or Fence Ruin • blocks LOS • does not block LOS TERRAIN Hills: Hills block LOS. Models on a hill can draw LOS over intervening models (even Large Targets but not over other LOS blocking terrain) that are not on a hill themselves.