#wfrp

[domjordanillustration]

skaven assassin

[battlefairies]

This guy's name is Reed. Or is it? Whenever he shares something personal about himself and where he's from, it's always wildly different from what he told last time: he's from the Moot, or Kislev, or the shores of Bretonnia, and he nails the accent each time. He was a noble's son stolen from his crib by a circus bear and raised in a performers' troupe, or otherwise a childless widow found him as a baby inside her ball of yarn. He was kept in cage in a witch's cabin to turn the spits she roasted misbehaving children on, when he wasn't counting all the cobblestones in the Empire for the Imperial Architect's Guild. He slew two bridge trolls with a frying pan - in two different ways. He's not broke he can stop being poor any time he wants...!

Reed is my character for the upcoming WFRP campaign; I got him a slingstaff and a frying pan, and he's got oodles of luck. Let's see how well he does!

[ambylotl]

i simply have too many ideas for wfrp characters :3

i wish Switzerland was real :3

[rpgcovers]

White Dwarf #90 ~ Games Workshop (June, 1987)

[percivalliebe]

My character for warhammer fantasy roleplay game! She is investigator, her name is Vivienne!!

[angelanvar]

My Ghal-Maraz has arrived! Ready for my PCs to find it in WFRP

[teh-tj]

I’m very impressed that WFRP is a viable and reasonably popular RPG. To play it you must

-Know what Warhammer Fantasy is

-Understand the lore enough to get the references

-Be into TTRPGs

-Be into TTRPGs that don’t play like D&D, and in fact are quite difficult

-and have multiple friends who fit all these categories

I’m impressed that it’s a living game with a studio continuing to support it, and not some niche side-project that gets printed just enough to meet demand since 2017.

[kunosoura]

It's so funny that this is a guaranteed talent on every single reiklander human. every imperial child's bar mitzvah: