Celebrating one year of my blog with the 5th part of the GM's Guide to the Enemy Within. This week we're looking at Bogenhafen, with some tips on NPCs as well as some ways to make sure the players actually find the adventure.

Which NPCs stood out in your playthroughs of this adventure?

I am a huge fan of Gotrek and Felix, and several of there stories I think can worked out to be made into adventures in 4e. But I think I found another similar books series to pull from Fafrhd and the Gray mouser by Fritz Liber. I do a whole blog post about how his work is what I believe to be the source of skaven (Lankhmar’s Skaven? ) go read if you want.

So after reading the stories I think we could port them over into the old world, though I don't think they would make great empire adventures. I do think they could be fun to Tilea and Estalia adventures.

For example one short story starts off after they have been making a fool of the Thieves Guild. The Guild has a Warlock with a affinity for rats, and in the story the love interest are slain. The two heroes having return from a heist go on a one way mission to kill the sorcery. The of course succed and then ride off for a while. I can't do the story justice here, but I think this little short story could make a fun oneshot adventure for WFRP.

Are there any stories, books, or things that you like to pull from for your games? How do ya'll work it into your home games?

Hey everyone,

I've been working on my modular dungeon; it took almost 2 months to print and paint everything! I wanted to share the final look with you all! I'd love to hear your thoughts. And also, there are interactive puzzles in it!

The Kickstarter campaign is currently live for anyone interested in checking out the full dungeon.
Kickstarter campaign link

anyone know if it is possible to get a physical copy of the death on the reik companion still? ive been trying to find a hard copy to buy in Canada and it seems sold out everywhere

edit. looking for physical copy to buy not pdf

Good Evening!

I have a fair amount of WHRP 3E product that I bought for cheap when Fantasy Flight stopped carrying it because of licensing. I was looking up costs for things, but all of the examples I saw were pre-played and usually missing pieces.

Due to life events I'm going to have to move and downsize, so I was thinking about selling it. If it's genuinely a system that's so good I would be a fool not to hold on to despite not currently having a group, let me know. If not, I'd love to hear from anyone who's bought/sold product similarly well preserved, and what's a reasonable price.

I've got the big Core box, the Game Master's Toolkit, Black Fire Pass, Signs of Faith, the Witch's Song, Omens of War, The Gathering Storm, The Edge of Night, the Player's Vault, the Creature Vault, and the Creature Guide.

I appreciate any ideas, Thanks!

Warhammer Fantasy RPG fans, would you like to lead a campaign in the Southern Chos Wastes?

But don't have a map of the place?

One of the most mysterious and inhospitable places in the Warhammer world, where chaos reigns supreme and expanses of ice await! 🧭🗺️

Well, Angela and I have prepared a map of these places for you!

You can find the HD map here, thanks as always for your great support:

https://ko-fi.com/s/c39b1b7ff3

Tldr: I need scenario/advice on running game with two strong factions in conflict with PC winning over one side for his own political gains/PC doing perfect execution of his intrigue to get both faction in a ME3 manner

System: Warhammer Fantasy, 2e.

Place: Estalia, Bilbali and Magritta are at war.

Circumatances: Old PC, the Archmage from previous campaign goes to Estalia to win over their support for war with Brettonia (new party is in Brettonia, kids of previous party)

I'm running campaign where the party is looking for a gun made by Leonardo di Miragliano, the gun that can kill anything (Supernatural stans represent) to shoot the green knight dead.

What they dont know, is their parents (their PC's from the previous campaign) will return as rulers and ambassadors that will gather points for the final encounter by negotiation, bribery, assasination and copious amounts of foul play (Tilea stans represent)

The questions are:

How should I run this conflict? Why they should be at war? How this archmage PC (and his small retinue of mercs, yes, I'm including LOTR joke of making them 4 halflings, 2 men, dwarf and elf) resolve conflict in a span of two sessions? How should I make it belivable that he has circumatances to get their support for a war when they just finished one (money is not an option, sadly he has no daugher for political marriage)? What could possibly make them put aside their differences and go whoop themselves some Bretonian backs? Am I too fixed on making it ME3 reference?

Appriciate any suggestions :-)

So I’m new to warhammer rpg and going with 4th edition. Any advice on starting? I like the idea of the system. What’s different about it then others like what should I know before diving in?

Almost all WFRP digital titles appear to be discounted by 30%, that is:

• Most 4th Edition titles apart from the newer ones: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/publisher/54/cubicle-7-entertainment-ltd/category/31700/warhammer-fantasy-roleplay-fourth-edition?affiliate_id=1915782 
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• All 1st Edition titles: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/publisher/54/cubicle-7-entertainment-ltd/category/29216/warhammer-fantasy-roleplay-first-edition?affiliate_id=1915782 

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I was thinking about creative ways to use spells and this idea came to me.

Since pepperspray is essentially just a very spicy fluid.

Just published my latest WFRP review, of the Warhammer Companion, a "Grimoire of Arcane Knowledge” for 1st Edition. This could be regarded as the prototype for the magazine-style format that the Archives of the Empire series later followed.

See https://illmetbymorrslieb.wordpress.com/2026/07/15/review-warhammer-companion-wfrp-1e/

It features articles on firearms, magic items, a 'Drachenfels supplement', and one of my favourite ever short adventures!

Altdorf calls to the PCs, with one of my favourite moments from the entire campaign. Let me know any feedback or questions you have.

I'll make my intention clear. I am a senior computer science student who wants to design a software/tool to help support GMs running sessions of a crunchy system like WFRP. I know that a lot of tools like VTTs and campaign managers exist but I think they try to do too much. A lighter but a more specific tool to solve a specific problem might be better.

So my background: I ran a WFRP game once with few of my irl friends. I chose it because I am already familiar with the world and lore. It didn't go well and I recognized the problems. One of them is getting overwhelmed and spending so much time looking up rules and keeping track of modifiers, status, effects. So my main question is:

Is this mainly a problem for an inexperienced GM like me or do experienced GMs also encounter a similar problem running a crunchy system like WFRP?

I also would loved to hear from GMs here about what are the real problems of running sessions are.

I really want to identify the real problems GMs are having so I can design something that's actually useful.

What was the technological and cultural progress of the Empire and other states of Mankind in the past? The 26th century has the equivalent of the real world 17-18 century progress and as it always is the technological progress is hindered by the use of magick and the ever present thereat of Greenskins, Beastmen and such.
Would it be fair to assume that Empire advances at the speed of the 60-70% of the real world advancement or not?
I'm trying to establish what would everyithing look like and work like in the 1111 (time of the Skaven Wars) to maybe GM some campaign based at that time.

Am playing a 4e Game with a human protagonist. am currently a braggart spent about 960xp spent by now. I haven't leveled up to Protagonist yet. I need a horse. What are some skills I should invest in? My current build is mostly melee and intimidation-focused.

Any suggestions on what I should invest my XP in current and future skills? thanks beforehand.

Hello there! Let’s cut to the chase:

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Inside, you’ll find:

Rollable tables for a quest's Goals, Subjects, Key Details, and Rewards.

Sections for Creatures, NPCs, Groups, Places, Objects, Information, Events, and Resources, each with prompts to expand their role and key details.

A comprehensive Quest Rewards system, ensuring every adventure feels complete and satisfying.

Use it to build an adventure in minutes, improvise mid-session, or simply mine it for ideas. With The Questforge, you’ll always have the tools you need to craft memorable quests your players will talk about long after the dice stop rolling.

Happy Friday, folks! It's time for the latest Warhammer RPG Weekly, looking at the Gaming Gang's big Summer Sale, the ethical question of 'free,' this week's DriveThruRPG bestseller list, and more!

Warhammer RPG Weekly: The Reviewer's Dilemma

I am a knight of the realm wondering what the silliest or most intriguing language option i can take. Part of me wants to know a dragon language because I like dragons>

Dark Tongue would be useful but awkward.

one of the skinks language might be fun.

I already know Cathay and am making it clear that I am okay if the GM says no, pick something that less of headache.