(Sometimes we used Warhammer and sometimes we put Warhammer rules on the table, but were secretly playing Reaper, ‘cos it was quicker. We were putting on some of the first really big fantasy wargames at Dragonmeet and Games Day. The story is that Workshop asked us to write a scenario for them. It was produced by Ian Page, Gary Chalk and Joe Dever, and came as a boxed set with a 24-page scenario book, command sheets, eight pages of card buildings and counters, a colour poster map and a badge. In August 1985 Citadel released the first of a series of WFB2 scenario packs, Blood Bath at Orc’s Drift. This post continues my history of WFRP1, which started here.
Top Posts & PagesĬategories Categories Search Search for: Archives This blog is a vehicle for my thoughts on Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay's first edition, the Warhammer setting of the 1980s and other related matters.
