Warhammer Historical: Waterloo & Gladiator...

[nikharwood]

...not a combined ruleset, but:

http://www.warhammer-historical.com/acatalog/news.html

[zaapark]

I wonder if the next WW1 supplement will ever be released ?

[DaveH]

Looks like the WW1 supplement is imminent now. Very pretty but to be honest I like my rules books plain really.....

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Think its been out a while, I owned a copy via a raffle for 20mins till someone bought it off me.

IanS

[nikharwood]

Think its been out a while, I owned a copy via a raffle for 20mins till someone bought it off me.

IanS

Nope -it was released on 1st August - it's called "Over the Top": http://www.warhammer-historical.com/acatalog/The_Great_War.html#a60040286005

[GordonY]

Why, oh why, would anyone subject themselves to that clunky 1970's IGOUGO system is totally beyond me. I once suffered through a WH WW2 game where a PzFaust fired at 4 times the range of a rifle, once was enough.

[DaveH]

I'm not sure but seem like plenty will buy them.

Got to admit I don't like the big hardback rulebook with lots of pictures (not rules related diagrams) as a format that was used for Black Powder as well. I prefer the softcover with just the rules format that the Lardies or WRG use.

[Maenoferren]

Anyone seen the gladiator rules? interested to see how they work

[nikharwood]

Nope [nor the WW1 ones] - but I understand they've got animals as well as those flood-the-arena-it's-time-for-fake-naval-battles in 'em...I suspect they're based on / developed from LoTOW / LoTHS as that would be the blindingly obvious thing to do...

Hmm...mind you. having said *that*, this is GW we're talking about...

So they're probably based on Epic. Or Man-O-War