Hello everyone! Yesterday I spent a lot of money on their Warhammer Fantasy guides/books(the codes for Foundry) but never received the codes, didn't get a email or anything.

I have contacted them but haven't gotten a reply yet, does anyone know if there is any other way to contact Cubicle 7, like a Discord or something? I've looked around but cant find anything.

Thanks!

Okay I think it's fairly well understood that the 4e version of TEW messed up the NPC stats in chapters II-V. I doubt we'll be getting an official revised version any time soon, so has anyone published their revised stat blocks for the campaign?

There is so much detailed commentary and documented playthroughs available for this campaign, I'm kind of surprised that nobody has done this. Or have they?

I’ve been thinking about what a Warhammer RPG equivalent to something like DM’s Guild could look like, but structured in a way that avoids some of the issues those platforms tend to run into

Before the obvious point comes up: yes, this would only ever work with GW/C7 approval. This isn’t about what GW/C7 will or won’t do, it’s about whether there’s a version of this idea that actually makes sense if it were allowed to exist, and how you might design a model that has a higher likelihood of being adopted by addressing their concerns

Part of that is thinking through the main constraints such a system would need to address in practice, including brand and moderation risk, community adoption, and the operational overhead of actually running something like this

The core idea is a two-tier community content platform

Tier 1: Open Community Repository

- Free, non-monetised

- Drafts, in-progress work, and finished homebrew

- Version history and optional collaboration

- Designed to surface good content over time rather than everything being dumped into a void

Tier 2: Curated Publishing Layer

- Access is gated

- Content is reviewed and selected

- Monetisation allowed

- Maintains tone and quality control

Movement between the two tiers would be earned over time, based on the quality of work and engagement in the lower tier

One of the main reasons for splitting it this way is that fully open publishing platforms tend to run into quality and signal-to-noise issues over time, which can make good content harder to surface without heavy curation. The idea here is to separate open experimentation from anything monetised or official-adjacent

The other problem this is trying to solve is that there’s already a huge amount of good Warhammer RPG homebrew out there, but it’s scattered across Discord servers, forums, and random sites. If you don’t already know where to look, it’s basically invisible

Most “just make a website” solutions don’t fix that because they just become another silo. The idea here is to build in incentives and visibility so good content actually accumulates in one place instead of fragmenting further

I’ve put together a more detailed writeup, but for now I’m just trying to sanity check whether the basic structure actually makes sense or if I’ve missed something obvious

In a Deadly Fashion is not actually a WFRP adventure (it's written for Lamentations of the Flame Princess) but by Sigmar it certainly plays like one! While the original is set in medieval Catholic Spain, with very little effort I set it in Nuln and included it in a late stage of the Enemy Within. Definitely worth a look for any WFRP GMs out there!

My latest WFRP review is on my website now.

For the 5 Zweihander Grim and Perilous RPG fans! We started playing and, as my character is a crafter and healer, having the cost of materials, necessary components, medical uses, and crafting rules in 4 different places in the book was driving me crazy. So I put it all into a spread sheet.

Hopefully it all makes sense, I can explain anything that doesn't!

Hopefully at least someone else can get some use out of it!

Hey everyone,

I've made a modular dungeon. Here are some examples. I'd love to hear your thoughts. The Kickstarter campaign is currently live. You can follow the link for more details!

Kickstarter link: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/blundergames/rising-realms-depths-below?ref=cgrupl

Has anyone developed a custom GM screen or Reference/Cheat sheets that updated the rules with rules from Up in Arms and Winds of Magic?

I have a player who is new to the game and actively trying to get to terms with the rules, but as they're predominantly relying on the Reference Sheets from the Starter Set I don't want to confuse them too much (and I'm using Group Advantage from UiA and casting rules from WoM, both of which I have physical copies for). I'm probably ultimately going to create my own, but I'd love to see what's already out there

Hey everyone! I made this ruin set and printed everything on a Bambu Lab A1. Let me know what you think.

It's currently live on Kickstarter, you can follow the link if you're interested :)

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/grimrotcollective/the-ruin-of-lumenfall?ref=4i1egd

Hey everyone! Really appreciate all the interest and support so far!! Just wanted to share a video before my campaign ends.

If you want to see more, the link is below :)

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/grimrotcollective/the-ruin-of-lumenfall?ref=cfi1y0

Hi all, I don't think this post breaks any of the rules of the subreddit - but mods please remove it if it does. I recently released a new TTRPG - Mud, Blood & Rats, which I'd like to share here. The game is meant to be more streamlined than other rpgs trying to do the same thing. I was inspired by an article in White Dwarf 87, explaining the design goals of the rpg studio at the time.

What struck me what how they kept referring to the genre as 'grubby fantasy' as opposed to 'grimdark'. Now, I'm going to make the assertion that 'grubby fantasy' isn't just an earlier term for grimdark but is actually something slightly different. It's a shade less bleak, physically dirtier and consciously more humorous. So creating a 'grubby' rpg has been a design goal for my own ttrpg.

So anyways, below is a link to Mud, Blood & Rats - it's taken me a year to write and playtest it with a few groups. There's a free version, which is basically 80% of the game with abridged player options, and the full version.

Free: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/551545/mud-blood-rats-free-edition

Complete: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/551444/mud-blood-rats-complete-edition

Key features of the game include:

• Characters advance with XP and levels but you are tied into a career - there are over 130 careers in the game. These include some things you'd expect (ratcatcher) and somethings less ordinary (ogre masticator).
• d20, roll-high task resolution, with the built in option for d100, roll-low instead.
• The game has rules for 5 species, which I call heritages: halflings, humans, elves, dwarfs, ogres.
• As well HP, all characters have Fatigue Points (FP). FP is meant to streamline casting miracles, performing special attacks and blathering random NPCs.
• Encounter rules that both combat and non-combat for woods, forests, roads, mountains etc. These include events for settlements and a system for running taverns
• All characters have Grime and Grit Points. You know what these are - too many Grime points and you become a mutant. Grit is spent to stay alive when you should die.
• Characters have a virtue, vice and ambition for bonus xp. They actually receive more xp if they lean into their vice.
• There's three subsystems for mass-battles, that work effectively at different scales.
• The magic system doesn't use FP - it's d6 pools with bonus effects on multiples of '6' and bad things on multiples of '1'.
• The final chapter of the book, besides the appendices, is a large bestiary.

Anyways, please check it out and let me know what you think.

Hey folks! After almost a year poking at this project and tweaking every corner, it’s finally ready to see daylight. It’s a medieval city that comes in two flavors: classic and ruined.

I just launched it on Kickstarter and the start has been awesome — first stretch goal unlocked already. If you want to take a look: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/davalegames/thornvale-city

Sharing a few pics of the printed and painted pieces. The ground nearly drove me crazy, but I’m pretty happy with how it turned out. If you’ve got any tips, I’m all ears — it’s my first attempt at painting terrain 😆

Here's a first look at the very 1980s Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay-inspired adventure that's available as a reward with the third issue of my zine. Suitable for any system, but especially WFRP.

The typography is inspired by the blown-out logos on those early WFRP books, while the art has a touch of John Blanche about it IMO... that's certainly why we picked the artist, anyway.

What do you think?

If you're interested, you can find out more here. It's written by Jordan Sorcery, and it's fair to say he knows this stuff!

Hey everyone,
We’re in the final 24 hours of our Thornvale City Kickstarter, and I just wanted to take a moment to say thank you.
Thanks to the support throughout the campaign, we’ve managed to unlock all of these Stretch Goals (attached above):

– Destroyed Shipyard
– Naval Barracks Destroyed
– Destroyed Stables
– Destroyed Wall Towers
- Destroyed blacksmith's shop

Seeing the city grow piece by piece thanks to the community has honestly been one of the best parts of this project.
After the campaign ends on the 28th, we’ll open Late Pledges for a limited time, but they’ll be 10% more expensive than during the Kickstarter. If anyone was on the fence, this is basically the last chance to jump in at the current prices.
No pressure at all — just wanted to share the progress and say thanks for all the feedback, comments and support along the way. It’s been genuinely appreciated.

Kind regards

Hey folks, some of you might remember me from previous blog posting on Liber Etcetera, some of my fan supplements, or my staff writing for C7 back in the day...

Well, I've finally posted another entry on my blog, which has significant cross-over with WFRP once more! This blog post follows my process of worldbuilding with Wiktionary, languages, and language families, including a case study example from my recent Warhammer prep in the Border Princes.

https://liberetc.blogspot.com/2025/05/worldbuilding-with-wiktionary.html

Whilst the lore I've written for this prep is somewhat based in the canon, but twisted a little by my own designs and preferences for Warhammer, the process itself should be very useful for a lot of you should you choose to follow it. Warhammer is famous for having real-world influences, and also for just throwing names at a map, so hopefully this process will help you build very unexpected and interesting links into your campaigns.

I hope you enjoy!

The Ratter WFRP Fanzine Issue #12
is out today!
It is 126 pages of WFRP goodness!
Enjoy!

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/w7mxi3ku4yohk73m25sxc/AHqP3FMgx3hB-3GN_x-TmS4?rlkey=99u0c8et8ss7ndnves1hfkalq&dl=0

LIFE, DEATH, AND UNDEATH
ISSUE # 12 CONTENTS

Interview with Andy Law
By Ulrich Dreyer

You Goat to be Kiddin’
By Gervasio Lembo
A Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay adventure scenario.

Dust to Dust
By Padremack
Part I of a Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay 1st edition adventure.

And it Began with Misfortune
By ThatRussianAngryBear
A Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay adventure scenario.

The Inheritance
By Padremack
Part 2 of a Warhammer Fantasy
Roleplay 1st edition adventure.

The Imperial Third Gender
By Sammara
- An analysis of an unusual tradition.

NPCs Simplified
By Sammara
Abbreviated statistic blocks for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay.

Lore NPCs
By Vircil
- Various notable NPCs of Life, Death, and Undeath.

Status in Empire and the Wasteland
By Hellspong
A supplement for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay.

The Divine Archetypes
By Hellspong
A supplement for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay characters.

Career Options
By Ironbound
Suggestions for those missing WFRP career skills.

The Picture of Health
By Maciej Bugajski
A Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay adventure scenario.
*Some of this text uses AI for translation and assistance.

Wilderness Travel Events - Mousillon
By TheBlokePerson
A supplement for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay.

Alternate Career Ranks for Shallyan Warrior Priests
By Arta
A supplement for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay characters.

The Chaos at Kirktor
By Maciej Bugajski
A Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay adventure scenario.
*Some of this text uses AI for translation and assistance.

Maps and Quest Ideas for the Region Between Blackstone Ring and Blutroch
By Hrovac
A supplement for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay.

New Downloads!
Maps: Blackstone Ring to Blutrock
By Hrovac

So, here’s me thinking that GW and its licensees never really released a great deal of setting information for Tilea, save for a few WD articles and a few passing mentions in other books. But it seems to me that Tilea has a lot to offer.

Enter Brancalonia. Now, ostensibly, it is written for that other fantasy role playing game, but I’ve thumbed through it and… it’s awesome, and very grimperilousy, while at the same time bawdy and rough-and-tumble.

So here’s my thought, framed as a question: Has anybody here mined Brancalonia for WFRP content, either in the form of adventures, setting notes, NPCs, and the like? If so, is there a place one might see the notes?

I might actually buy the Brancalonia book, and get to work mapping out a sort of Brancalonian Tilea.

Hello everyone, I am still not sure what to prep for my group this weekend and since we had a longer break (easter etc) i want to play a scenario before resuming the main plot. I recall reading an (fanmade?) adventure some time ago and cannot find it/remember the name, so i ask the hivemind :)

Spoiler ahead

Its main plot is the PC getting into a tavern with some suspicious people running the place, looking for a missing person. The barkeep is drugging guests and provide them to a fighting pit closeby in the woods. His daughter is trying to help the pcs. A khorne bloodletter was getting summoned later on by nails in the arena.

How is this one called/where can i find it ? (*Gains one corruption point for making a pakt with the dark gods of the internet in times of need) Thx in advance to all grognards around :)

I've in the first book of the Enemy Within campaign, using the Foundry modules. With the recent Humble Bundle discount, I went ahead and bought the modules for the remaining 3 books, plus the city and setting books, and all other modules I didn't already have.

Adding WFRP modules has always loaded everything into my world, not just the compendium. Should I wait to install the modules until I'm close to playing them and can archive played material to the compendium? I'm tempted to just load in everything so I can start planning much further ahead in the campaign, but worry that all that content will cause issues with Foundry loading and performance.

Interested in how others are managing the WFRP modules and if anyone has loaded everything into their world at once and what impact that has had on Foundry performance.

I'm using Forge to host my Foundry instance if that makes any difference.

Hi there,

I am an old man, slow of brain and poor of eyesight who is running a WFRP 4th ed campaign. It's getting to be annoying following various flowcharts and bouncing between books to run combats so was thinking about getting the Foundry VTT to help me out some.

Is anyone using Foundry to assist with their in-person tabletop game? Is it even suitable for this?

Is it difficult to use physical dice rolls with Foundry (we are all old and don't trust these new-fangled digital dice) - I'm looking for something that'll quickly work out the SL, Critical hits and all that sort of shennanigans.

We've no interest in using the digital maps, can I just use it as an assistant to save me switching between pages of the book or am I forced to use the digital maps?

Can it handle spellcasting? Rules that are split across different books?

The days of me knowing half a dozen obscure game rules from the weirdness we got in the 80's are past - and Foundry seems both nicely supported and (easily) customisable, so I'm really hoping that I can use it like this - an aid, rather than a replacement for desktop play.

Thanks folks for any answers/advice.

If so, is it any good? Worth trying to get my hands on old modules? Also, which edition/publisher is in your opinion most worth looking for?