Old Warhammer Literature

[arcadianlegion]

I've put together yet another website. This one is called 'Sigmars Temple' and has the original Forces of Fantasy and Warhammer 1st Edition rules available as PDF downloads.

http://www.wix.com/JohnWheldon/Warhammer-Sigmars-Temple



Enjoy a slice of history!

[MortiS-the-Lost]

Dude I'm sorry, but the quality of these is terrible, the normal sized text in the paragraphs is unreadable  

[arcadianlegion]

You're right! I reduced the files to much! I'll sort the problem out and repost it once they're useable..... sorry about that!

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Date: Thu, 3 Jun 2010 06:14:47 -0700
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Dude I'm sorry, but the quality of these is terrible, the normal sized text in the paragraphs is unreadable  

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[MortiS-the-Lost]

any progress on this?

I still need to read the 1st edition rules

[Scumdog47]

I concur.
They seem to have been a lot closer to regular RPGs than later editions.

[MortiS-the-Lost]

Scumdog47 wrote

They seem to have been a lot closer to regular RPGs than later editions.

yes I own 2nd edition Warhammer and there are all kinds of RPG type rules along side the more recognizable battle rules.
It seems that in the early days Warhammer wasn't really intended to be a pure-wargame for fighting pitched battles between armies of equal points value and competitive gameplay ... of course that all changed with Ravening Hoards