My first WFRP sourcebooks have been published. Huge thanks to Kalevala Hammer!

Wow, what a day! I've just read that Jackdays, who's running the fantastic Warhammer Fantasy website Kalevala Hammer, has published my three unofficial sourcebooks for this venerable game!

I've created these three addons with the help of Hectorius  (thank you so much!), who was very active on the, now sadly gone, Strike to Stun forums. Without him, proofreading my work and giving me lots odf great ideas, I'd never send them to Jack (who also worked on my, not so perfect English, as well as offering me lots of awesome advice. Thank you!).

This is one of the best sites ont the whole interwebs!
There are three of them. The first one, "Blood and Silver", is a campaign template, which takes place in the lawless kingdoms of the Border Princes. This is a strictly military campaign, although there are ideas here for more clandestine, and sinister, plot hooks...

"Secrets of the Path: Disciples of the Serene King" is a sourcebook about an ancient Cathayan crime syndicate, whose members posses strange and powerful abilities. Who exactly is their leader, and just how far does their influence actually reach?

"Cultrum: Thin Red Line" is a guilty pleasure of mine. It's an addon about a special unit of the Imperial intelligence, formed from only the best of the best. These is me merging WFRP with 80's action, John Wick and Call of Duty, and loving every, single minute of it. Yeah, I just went there.

You can download all three of the sourcebooks from Jackday's epic website, which is right HERE. They don't contain any actual rules and can be used with any edition of Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay.

I hope that you'll like the contents of these addons. I will be making more in the future, including a sourcebook about the accursed lands of Khuresh and a guide for a shady Manaan monastery, where nothing is really what it seems to be... Once again I want to say "thank you!" to both Jackdays and Hectorius. Without you I wouldn't made these in the first place.

Happy reading and until next time! For Sigmar!

Xathrodox86

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  1. Hectorius4/20/2019 10:35:00 PM

    Thank you. I am now lurking in the Winds of Change forum.

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  2. Viluir4/21/2019 09:49:00 PM

    Congratulations! I can't even imagine how much happy you must be now. You've done astoning job. :-)

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    1. Xathrodox864/21/2019 09:54:00 PM

      That I am, thank you! :) It really made me happy, especially to see the fantastic feedback that I'm receiving from people who are downloading these sourcebooks. I will certainly make more in the near future. Hopefully they'll also be of use to others.

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  3. Agatha P10/05/2021 01:16:00 PM

    Verry thoughtful blog

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