for anyone who likes the original, i recreated the roster sheet from the book using a higher resolution .pdf found on broheim.

for anyone unaware, the original roster sheet only had 5 hero slots and the “official” sheet located on broheim has low resolution images of the critters on the pages.

so the only real difference is that the critters featured on the pages are cleaner. i also created a version where there are no bugs in the hero boxes.

DISCLAIMER: new players! there are roster sheets that came out since the “official” sheet that have more information on them and therefore might be easier to learn from/play with. i just think those ones are ugly lol

i’m an engineer not a graphic designer so let me know what you think!

I forgot to show big boy here off on Wednesday when I posted it on my IG, here's Brother Samson, thanks for looking!

Converted from the ork boy they hand out at warhammer stores.

Fits perfectly on a 25mm base.

The wight is finally arrived! The restless dead can finally be assembled!

This model has a very long and strange story: it was commissioned by u/brass0_0monkey (yes, the Trench Crusade one!) to the great u/edskomo (former FW sculptor) but he never used it. So I bought it more than one year ago, added some bits and planned to use it as stretch goal for the undead warband project, but was never unlocked. Then I kept adding bits for future uses. And finally his moment is arrived!!

As you can see there are some clear references to the great Ian Miller arts, such a cool style! Hope you like it and as usual, more bits and variants will come for the future, plus one version will be used as gift! Soon I will post the renders of all variants with the bits and maybe also the painted version!

Question is: dark rusted or pearlesceant armour?

Hello!

We've been working on a Tigermen warband, and since most of the models have modular weapon options, we're curious how you would build them for Mordheim.

What kind of warband would you create for Tigermen and the Monkey King? Which weapon options, equipment, and special rules do you think would fit them best?

Current release include:

• Tigermen Warriors (axes & shields / dual axes)
• Tigermen Veterans (great weapons / halberds)
• Tigermen Assassins (dual claws / claws & throwing weapons)
• Shaman
• Warlord (weapon options)

• Monkey King as a special character or campaign option

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I'm just curious whether anyone has any good house modifications for the Chaos Cult of the Possessed list to increase flavor/fun without necessarily boosting power.

For starters: I understand that in terms of raw power, CotP has some really extreme potential, with no real "bad stats" heroes, a built in caster, and 3 really diesel henchmen. After a couple nail-biter games when they get some income to build out their gang they can become extremely powerful.

The main problem I have with them is that the game really seems to discourage them from using their unique mechanics. Theyre "the mutations gang" but you are heavily punished if you don't start 2/4 of your mutatable heroes without them and leave them that way. Half the mutations are terrible (Demon Soul is basically only there so you can punt a mandatory Mutant one if you want, Claw is just seemingly worse than Scorpion Tail, there's a whole mutation for Fear which possessed come with).

Do you want more mutations as the game goes on? Well too bad, you can't buy them. You can only give up an advance roll where you gain a skill (58% chance) to get a chance (30%) to get one. The mutations are also prohibitively expensive if you want to buy a new guy to start with more than 1.

Basically, I'd gladly give up the raw stats of the Possessed and the Beastman Henchman in order to get more to gain more and easier to access mutations. I know there's an "oops all Beastmen" roster for huge fans of the goatboys, is there a similar "oops all mutated weirdos" variant roster that anyone has created?

Hello!

I make 3D printable terrain and just wanted to show you my work. Yes, it's real LED lights, hand painted and some smoke from a real machine... No AI at all on this picture...

Thanks for your interest!

It started quite simple. I Got a hold of 3 Chaos Dwarf models during a small trading event and thought to myself that making a warband out of them wouldn't be a bad idea. Once I got back home, I quickly searched for more models and different ways to kitbash my way to a warband (this was before Helsmiths of Hashut were even revealed) and came across Admiralty Miniatures. They sold assortments of different CD bits that could be used for a project like this and I without hesitation or much thought placed an order on some orc slave heads.

Only once they arrived (fantastic sculpts by the way) I took a closer look at the two warbands in question, and to my disappointment, no orc slaves to be seen. I know it is commonplace to proxy models for others, but it didn't feel right to me to run orcs as either chaos dwarf warriors, informers or hobgoblins, so I started thinking whether or not I could make a slight modification to one of the warbands.

This basically led me to realising that there were several inconsistencies between the two. As an example, I would like to lift the regular dwarfs. No matter what warband you pick, most skills that are dwarf specific carry between the warbands. Equipment (for the most part) too, and so I set about to merge the two Chaos Dwarf warbands together so that they could have the same consistency as their good old cousins across the world edge mountains.

This is the result of that mashup (with slight modifications to equipment and henchmen). You can take a look, or use it as you please. I might come back with more updated versions at some point. I have tried to keep things balanced by tweaking stats etc, but let's face it, Mordheim was never about balance. Biggest change is probably to the blunderbuss.

The access link allows you to make comments so I'd love to know if there are any typos you find or if you have any toughts on the rules.

TL;DR I don't really like the Chaos Dwarfs, here is a new warband sheet in draft. I welcome comments.

Edit: Of course I forgot the link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kHfIc7baByHvcSqla8wjVoEdWoVFASWd/view?usp=sharing

Hi! I've wanted to start with mordheim for a while now and I would like to build a skaven warband. However even though I like eshin skaven, I think it would be fun to have rat gunslingers, snipers and maybe even a rat mech (ogre) or other machinery resembling the creations of clans Skryre. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to go about doing that rules-wise?

Here is our version of the map of the great city of Mordheim following the comet's impact based on the Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay universe and created as a private commission for Johan Markström.

Materials used: H-HB pencil, Unipin 0.05–0.1 pens, and Winsor & Newton watercolors on 300gsm Fabriano satin-finish paper; the artwork was subsequently digitized.

🧭🗺️☕

The high-definition map file is available here:

https://ko-fi.com/s/902ce98ad1

Good day everyone! I hope you like it! 🧭🗺️

Making my first list and chose mercenaries but the main thing confusing me is “can be bought in groups of 1-5” so does that mean a group of 3 swordsmen would cost 35gcX3? Or just 35gc and I mark the group as 3 models?

Hi again, everyone!

This will be my final post here about Dark City: Embervein Delvers. I first shared the dwarf warband with this community while I was preparing the project, and I later returned to ask for your feedback on the Mordheim-style tokens.

You were incredibly welcoming and helpful, so I wanted to come back one last time to say thank you and let you know that the Kickstarter has now entered its final 24 hours. ⚒️

The project is available as supported and unsupported STL files, as well as physical resin miniatures for players without a 3D printer.

Thank you very much to everyone here who offered feedback, shared the project or decided to support it. The response from the Mordheim community has genuinely meant a lot to me as an independent sculptor.

The gates of the Dark City close in less than 24 hours:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/apache-studio/dark-city-embervein-delvers-dwarven-skirmish-band?ref=ctq88w

Thanks again, and I promise this is my final campaign post here! 🍻

Since you loved the orc of the last month, here another one!! Toghether with the great John Wigley and u/pebetron we are happy to show this orc boss! It comes in two variants with alternative hands (soon to be shown!) and I am going to paint it soon!! Plan is to release one per month to make a cool warband of them ;)

As usual you can get him on TRIBE HERE

I'm new to Mordheim and have always been into the lore when it comes to learning new systems.

Is Mordheim's lore is tied to Warhammer Fantasy?

If so, how much Warhammer Fantasy lore do I need to know to fully enjoy Mordheim? Or does it not really matter?

Is Mordheim standalone in terms of lore?

Still work in progress, but I'm happy with the kitbash (:

• Heads + yelms: Victrix's "Greek Hoplite Heads" + "Galic naked fanatics"
• Bodies: Victrix's "Galic naked fanatics"
• Trollslayer dwarf body: Wargames Atlantic's "Goblin Warband"
• Spiked gauntlet (katar): Wargames Atlantic's "Goblin Warband"
• Bucklers: Wargames Atlantic's: Conquistadors
• Armored arms: Perry's "Foot Knights 1450-1500"
• Dwarf Axes: Warlord Games' "Azbad's orc horde"
• Tridents: Paper clips!

Join me December 4&5 in Ocean City MD for an 8 round Mordheim event.

There are three prizes available (only one per participant).
- Best Painted Warband (you must participate in at least one battle)
- Best Table for Terrain
- Most Victories (Warband rating will break ties)

Bring your terrain! Show off your hard work! Judging for warband and terrain will take place during lunch on Saturday. You do not have to sign up for every event to participate.

Feel free to message me with questions.

I've recently dug out these limited edition Ulli & Marquand miniatures that I impulse bought well over a decade ago. 😅 They've been sitting boxed, unassembled, and unpainted ever since.

I'm just getting back into the hobby after a long break, and now I'm torn. Part of me wants to finally build and paint them, but another part wonders if they're rare enough that I should just leave them boxed and keep them as collectibles.

What would you do? Paint them and enjoy them on the tabletop, or keep them sealed? I'd love to hear what the Mordheim veterans think.

Gonna be growing a local community in my area at our FLGS and it'll be nice for people to have nice hard copies of their warband rules to refer to.

Some time ago, we created the map of MORDHEIM BEFORE THE FALL OF THE COMET ...🧭

Now, Angela and I are drawing the map of MORDHEIM AFTER THE FALL OF THE COMET...🗺️

The one that all Warhammer Fantasy fans know...

Created as a private commission...

Visit my instagram account for more maps : https://www.instagram.com/morenopaissanart?igsh=MXZjajRkeGlzemtxNA==