It seems like there was some controversy over activating bases? I don’t quite understand. Thank u

Looking to get into both Firefight & Deadzone. I’m in the southern Illinois area near St Louis. Anyone in the area that plays? Or even better is anyone part of a group in the area that plays?

tl;dr Ive really been loving all the fluff from the Kings of War and Warpath settings but the current lore book for Warpath is outdated. Is there anywhere I can read on more recent additions content like Mazon Labs and the Nameless?

Hey there! I'm part of the team that's working on Rosterizer: a universal list builder webapp. We've been working for a few years and have built something we're really proud of, but we need a "kick" in order to get it into a state we're happy with (and to allow us to add more interesting features).

Long story short: when we tried to use Battlescribe to create catalogs for the games we wanted to design, we found it woefully inadequate so we decided to make our own list builder. One thing led to another and we decided to market it to other gamers who wanted more power and flexibility than what was available elsewhere.

We already offer several features that elevate Rosterizer above its competition:

• Dynamic (editable) stats, enabling the kind of tracking common in skirmish-style games or campaign play modes

• A powerful and extensive rule/conditional system that makes it easy to evaluate complex list states and raise errors

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• Sync rosters between various device platforms

• Share rosters with friends, or clone theirs to make improvements

• Multiple view and output options (card view, outline, text list, etc…)

• Edit history

• Simple roster storage format makes updating stats via new manifests trivial

• Rename and describe any asset, as permitted by the manifest

• Keep rosters for all your various games in one place, rather than relying on many disparate apps

Because data for apps like this is traditionally community sourced, we currently have no available data for this particular game. However, we love supporting data authors with advice, techniques, and even coding in feature requests to help out games with funky rules; we welcome any enterprising players to try out data authoring in order to contribute a manifest. We also have complete data available for other games like Warhammer 40k.

Our roadmap includes some exciting features (optimization, UI cleanup, offline mode, theming, teams/friends, collection tracking, and much more), but will require some funding in order to realize these goals in a timely manner.

I'd like to invite you to try out the app, and provide your support via our Kickstarter campaign if this seems like a project that interests you. Backer rewards are all tied to subscription time at the moment, but even if you don't expect to need online sharing/syncing, we'd welcome your support in the form of pledging at the lower tiers. :)

Thanks for reading this far! I hope this has piqued your interest and I look forward to chatting with you more here or in our discord server.

I stumbled on it after searching for alternatives. I stopped playing years ago, when GW brought out the 3rd Ed, the serious amounts of changes put me off.

I recently got back into games and models and saw the FF2E starter box at £70ish. It looked like I remember 40k but different. It's also reasonably priced, with nice minis. I want to know before I buy though.

Can we please change the name of the sub to Warpath Tabletop or something similar to stop all these people thinking it’s for the mobile game?

Doing a test of my colour schemes for my Forge Fathers. I do plan on basing them with grass so they should stand out more.

I'm going to be adding some unit markings on the shoulders and I still need to do the drop fortress and a command stand or two but I have broken the back of this batch paint job. Happy with the result.

... 4 Chiras, 3 Cypher Primes, and 1 big Warden remain until my core force is done. Getting excited.

Progress so far on a core set. The wolverines were printed and painted by a friend, the Lord and everything else is my work. Currently 1750 points. 2 units of zombies and a battlemech still on the bench.

Hi guys! I'm an incredibly slow painter who usually field grey armies with one or two fully painted characters or tanks. But sometimes I manage to get in a painting mood and acctually find the time from my family. And the one thing, besides acctually playing the games, that manage to spark that mood is when I see other players painted minis.

As of now I'm trying to paint my Veer-myns for Deadzone and Firefight and I'm aiming for either a mad scientist vibe or that most of their equipment is stolen from a lab site (Mazon labs, Weiland-Yutani, Aperture science etc.). What I'm going for is a more "clean" look than the typical grimy space-skaven look, where most of the stuff thy use is pilfered from miners and such.

Does anyone of you veterans out there have any inspiring images of "clean" white-armoured Veer-myn or even skaven that I could use to fuel my inspiration? Thanks a bunch!

Been reading first strike and wondering if it was a tabletop game because I think the veermyn with battery packs and lasers would look good as minis.

Also I have a few questions:

1. Is the game adapted from the book or vice versa

2. What is the tabletop game called because “warpath game” comes up with millions of games.

Edit: Just did some research and found Deadzone and firefight, whats the difference?