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"In the grim darkness of the future there is only war."
Edwin Voskamp's Warhammer 40,000 Pages
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After 12 years without serious wargaming (things like Star Fleet Battles , I returned to one of my old loves. One of my friends sold off his Magic the Gathering cards and started collecting a Warhammer 40,000 Space Marines army. Eager to return to the fray, I elected to pick a different type army and, after learning about the way I like to play, he recommended the Eldar. I bought the Eldar Codex and I decided to play an Eldar army, about which more later. I love the cleaning, assembling, converting, priming and painting of the miniatures. I am a slow painter, even though I'm using a simple paint scheme. You'll also find pictures of some of my miniatures off of that page.
My Army
I play an Eldar army, called The Firehost of Eternal Night, stemming from the Craftworld of Ulthwé. It is a wargroup that travels the Webway under direction of its Battleseers. You'll find my various armies, paint scheme and painting/modelling tips and picture gallery.
Warhammer 40K Mailing List
Chris and I are also managing the Warhammer 40,000, Necromunda and Space Hulk Mailing List.
Games Day
I attended the US Games Day since 1996 (i.e. 1996, 1997, 1998 an 1999) in Baltimore, Maryland and took a boatload of pictures.
Other Warhammer 40,000 pages
I visit a number of other 40K pages, some I stumble upon because of the list I run, others I found surfing or searching.
My Battle Reports
No matter how much fun the working with the miniatures is, blood turned out to be thicker than water, and I got into the fights, with only primed miniatures. Here are the reports of my battles. I have played 3 'finger-practices' and 7 serious battles to date, some of which were pretty decent engagements, though blood flowed freely. I keep track of the battle, on an IBM Thinkpad and Word for Windows 6.0, under OS/2 Warp and my regular opponent Chris Bickfordhad put up some of the reports, after HTML-izing them with CU_HTML, but the ISP got sold and the pages bit the dust.
House Rules
My regular opponent and I played with a set of Second Edition House Rules (12.5 KB) that is a combination of interpretations of game questions by Jervis Johnson and Andy Chambers (Da Roolz Boyz, of Games Workshop). They are kind enough to answer questions collected by Ed Etkin, who runs the most excellent Gates of Fenris . The Questions and Answers on all of Games Workshop's games are in a Q & A Section . To that we've added a set of House Rules, some of which are clarifications, or restatements of the rules, or rulings, others are purely our own.
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I attended a bullwhip handling seminar given by Gery L. Deer in Ann Arbor, organised by a friend of mine who had seen Gery perform at a local Science Fiction convention. Since I have practiced diligently and acquired two more whips: it is boatloads of fun!
I have been running my new game settings, based on my serial campaign concept,
as well as have complete websites: ShadowWorld Mainline, ShadowWorld WWII and Grand Design.
I am working on a new current day ShadowWorld setting, with a new, entirely different cosmology.
More ...
Underworld, though laying claim to prior use,
was renamed to ShadowWorld in the summer of 2002,
to avoid confusion with earlier published role playing games with same or similar names.
It was moved to its own website.
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