(16-06-2018, 12:09 PM)Brightblade Wrote: Having seen square bases on show the other week I fancy a bit of warhammer fantasy, 8ed. I’ve no 9 age stuff at all but can easily field an army. Can I use my wood elf book for 9age or is it all incompatible.

I do like a bit of 8ed.

(16-06-2018, 07:25 PM)Phil Wrote:

(16-06-2018, 12:09 PM)Brightblade Wrote: Having seen square bases on show the other week I fancy a bit of warhammer fantasy, 8ed. I’ve no 9 age stuff at all but can easily field an army. Can I use my wood elf book for 9age or is it all incompatible.

I do like a bit of 8ed.

Hi Matt,

Unfortunately I last played the hobby at 6th ed and have none of the rule books or army books for 8th edition. One of the main reasons I looked at 9th ed is because I could just download all their content for free. The models are directly transferable from any warhammer edition and you can use other models for representation. The units are designed to completely cross over, however, you do have to download their books from their website. Ive found for o&g that the names have just slightly changed but the main units are very similar to 6th ed. (e.g squigs are called gnashers etc.) When playing Chris he said that he found the rules very similar to 8th ed.

I'd be perfectly willing to play 8th ed but is it/would it be possible to have any links to download the rule book and o&g army book?

If not would it be ok to play 9th age as an alternative?

If you wanna check out the army book and compare it side by side I'll add a link:

https://www.the-ninth-age.com/index.php?beta-page/

Wood Elf equivalents are called Sylvan Elves.

Cheers

Phil

(16-06-2018, 11:08 PM)Brightblade Wrote:

(16-06-2018, 07:25 PM)Phil Wrote:

(16-06-2018, 12:09 PM)Brightblade Wrote: Having seen square bases on show the other week I fancy a bit of warhammer fantasy, 8ed. I’ve no 9 age stuff at all but can easily field an army. Can I use my wood elf book for 9age or is it all incompatible.

I do like a bit of 8ed.

Hi Matt,

Unfortunately I last played the hobby at 6th ed and have none of the rule books or army books for 8th edition. One of the main reasons I looked at 9th ed is because I could just download all their content for free. The models are directly transferable from any warhammer edition and you can use other models for representation. The units are designed to completely cross over, however, you do have to download their books from their website. Ive found for o&g that the names have just slightly changed but the main units are very similar to 6th ed. (e.g squigs are called gnashers etc.) When playing Chris he said that he found the rules very similar to 8th ed.

I'd be perfectly willing to play 8th ed but is it/would it be possible to have any links to download the rule book and o&g army book?

If not would it be ok to play 9th age as an alternative?

If you wanna check out the army book and compare it side by side I'll add a link:

https://www.the-ninth-age.com/index.php?beta-page/

Wood Elf equivalents are called Sylvan Elves.

Cheers

Phil

Well, that all sounds fair and understandable. I’ll have a quick mooch when I get the chance. Feel free to take a game with someone else if they offer! If not, bear with me!

(19-06-2018, 03:13 PM)TobyS Wrote: Hello, would anyone be down for a potential DnD 5e one shot?

(19-06-2018, 03:13 PM)TobyS Wrote: Hello, would anyone be down for a potential DnD 5e one shot?