Would prefer 2e due to my familiarity of the system. Can adapt to 3rd if GM prefers. Just want to play the universe.

Posting interest as a player if you find a GM. :)

I'd be interested in running a WFRP 2e game. I've got a pretty big Warhammer library and it would be great to finally get some use out of it.

I have a number of campaign models in mind, so let me know which sounds most interesting to you. If you're inclined toward more than one of these, you could number them from 5 (most interested) to 1 (least interested), so I can tally all the interested players' ratings to decide on one:

• Wolves to Men. The PCs were all part of a lord's levy, recruited (willfully or otherwise) to serve in his army in the glorious war against the Lord of the End Times and his Chaotic hordes in the eastern Empire. However, the war ended before your army could reach the front, and now you've been disbanded and left to your own devices to find your way home across the devastated countryside -- assuming you even want to go home. A hexcrawly sandbox game set in 2nd Edition's post-Storm of Chaos setting where you can pursue your own goals or just try to make your way across the country, encountering all manner of events and unpleasant surprises.

• The Hexeners. As the hired agents (or apprentice) of a wizard of the College of Wizardry in Altdorf, the PCs hunt down monsters for rare organs and reagents to bring back to their master to use in the pursuit of his Great Work. At least, that's how it begins... With equal parts research, information-gathering, travel, exploration, cleverness and fighting, the PCs will also be able to sell/fence the other goods they loot from their foes.

• Counts of Wassertief. Urban adventure, in which the PCs are residents of one of the larger cities in the Empire (or perhaps Marienburg), hiring themselves out to a variety of factions vying for power in the city -- or else, they may form a faction of their own to pursue their own goals. PCs' successes or failures will result in shifts of power and losses or gains in faction territories, all happening amidst the regular run of urban misadventures.

• Pyrates! The flotsam and jetsom of the Old World and beyond rub shoulders in the anarchic alleys and taverns of Sartosa, the Pirate Isle. Through misfortune or black intent, the PCs are among them, trying to eke out a fortune or just to survive amid such bad company -- though one must need involve the other. Learn to swim with the sharks or end up chum in the water. The PCs can try to join the crew of a ship or acquire their own, and navigate the brute politics and savage waters of the Warhammer World.

• Dredging the Depths. Following the promise of salvaged loot, the PCs have come to a ruins to engage in plunder and skullduggery among others of their kind. Whether it be in the half-forgotten history of the Time of Three Emperors, after the destruction of the damned city of Mordheim; or in the End Times, plundering the broken halls of Karak Azgal. This contains elements of "Counts of Wassertief" combined with an old-school dungeon crawl in which PCs can delve into the ruins, do some exploring and fighting, and return to a surface settlement to replenish their supplies, sell their services, hire henchmen, rest and carouse before returning to the depths for more.

Let me know what you think! ^_^

Very interesting ideas, and I am intrigued! If I had to number them in terms of what I'd like to play more, I'd number them thusly:

1. Counts of Wassertief
2. Wolves to Men
3. Pyrates!
4. Dredging the Depths
5. The Hexeners

I'd be down for some WFRP 2e goodness! My personal preferences would be

1. The Hexeners
2. Pyrates!
3. Dredging the Depths
4. Wolves to Men
5. Counts of Wassertief

I would also be interested in some WFRP2E.

Of the ideas presented, the hexcrawl and pyrates would be my top choices, and I’d be good with the rest, but I’d prefer not the dungeoncrawl as that’s such a huge staple of that other fantasy game.

I would be interested in playing also.

Pyrates! would be my preferred game, but I would be happy to play in any.

In reply to muledonkey (msg # 3):

Sounds fantastic! My preferences would be

Very interested: Wolves of men

Interested: Pyrates!,The Hexeners

Uninterested: Dredging the depths, Counts of Wassertief.
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I've been interested in the system for a while, but haven't had the opportunity to play it.  In this instance, I like the sound of Wolves to Men the most, followed by The Hexeners and Counts of Wassertief.  Pyrates! and Dredging the Depths don't appeal to me as much, as I'm usually not a fan of pirate games and my experience with dungeon crawls on PbP has driven me away.  (I don't mind dungeon crawls, but not when the entire game is based on one.)

Counts, others are fine, but I'm not picky but am big on random generation since upbringing to a young adult is rarely chosen. If the folks apprentice one to catch rats that's your initial career. lol

I'm in the process of putting the game together. The bulk of the work is done; I just have some last details to work out in terms of house rules and the like. Based on everyone's responses, I'm going to go with Wolves to Men this time around.

I'll post the link to the game here as soon as I'm ready.

Yay!

If we roll bet I get something dumb like dung collector or something. Yay! If I get something decent I might die of shock! lol

Hello! I'd like to express my interest in this game as well. I absolutely adore WFRP and have had a lot of experience with 2nd edition.

If you're still accepting players I would love to join, if not I hope you could keep me on the waitlist.

Sounds like more the merrier kind of game I'll likely be a human woman but roll randomly it's more fun.

All right, everyone. I'm thrilled to have such a turnout of interest for this game!

I'm still putting together the last pieces of the game itself (primarily making sure the house rules I'm proposing actually do what they're supposed to), but in the interest of preventing the perfect from being the enemy of the good-enough, I'll go ahead and open the game to applications.

I haven't yet made a formal decision on how many players I'll accept in the end, but for now let's see how many applications I get, and take things from there.

Bear in mind that I've set up the game as Adult-rated. Please make sure to read the section on Safety Tools in the RTJ and Posting Etiquette thread.

The game can be found here:

link to another game
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I don't play Adult games.

Given the level of gore in Warhammer Fantasy, it almost has to be Adult. Have you not read the critical hit tables?

I’m sorry to hear that, tkolter, but I respect your decision. Given the subject matter and the tone of the setting overall, I felt it would be appropriate to give this campaign an Adult rating, as RPOL defines it.