I'm new on this universe and I want to play Wrath and Glory with my friend but first I would like to play an campaign to gain some experience and, if is there any one looking for players for a party please call me.

I know I'm going to sound like I have no clue what I'm talking about and I really don't I got invited to play dark heresy 1st edition with my uncle and a group of his friends after they got tired of onlywar I'm wanting help understanding character creation and technical aspects of the game a little bit first at least so I Don't just completely make a fool of myself we are starting with 3500 exp and I wanted to make a tech priest from a forge world any help would be great mainly looking for resources to help me out or if anyone is willing to info dump their pile of nerd lore on me ill gladly take that as well

Hey everyone, Just a question, does anyone have the extra pregame characters for the death watch rpg off of FFG? Obviously they’re no longer available now, but no one else has them up. I remember there was definitely two extra. There was a storm warden and another chapter as two additional pregens.

Thanks a bunch

So me and some of my buddies want to try playing some rogue trader for the first time. Issue is that as the GM, I got no clue where the hell to start. The rules are D E N S E and I was wondering if there was a way to speed things up for combat, character creation, etc. For instance is there a google spread sheet or something thing that can speed up character creation, tricks to make combat go quicker without it bogging down to rules.

Along with that, any additional supplement books to enhance the experience. Stuff like items or any cool unique origins for my players that won't slow things down to much. Is there maybe a story book I could use as a tool to assist me?

Just curious, as the DM I don't wanna screw it up for my buddies as we all live 40k.

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Which of the many 40k RPGs would be the best to simulate a Darktide-like experience? IE: hoards of enemies, lots of powers

Hello everyone! The time of the first release of the megaproject is upon us!

I will start by reiterating what I had been saying before, but unfortunately the voidship project has been delayed for proofreading and editing purposes. A few months ago I had decided that since I was unable to get that done, I would work on updating basically everything else.

This first release will feature the following releases:

• Armory of the Imperium 1.0 (a merger of Weapons and Armor of the Imperium, including new weapons and armor)
• Armor Modifications Expanded 1.3
• Augmetics Expanded 1.2
• Expanded Character Creation 1.1
• Patrons Expanded 1.1
• Talents Expanded 1.2
• Weapon Modifications Expanded 1.3

Alongside additions to the beastiary:

• 1 New Astartes NPC (Scout Marine)
• 1 New Astra Telepathica NPC, my own rendition of the Astropath using new rules that (unfortunately) i cannot fully publish yet, although I can post the specific listed rules when requested
• 21 new Adeptus Mechanicus NPCs, including Skitarii, Priesthood, and others!
• 8 New Adeptus Ministorum NPCs, specifically Sororitas
• A brand new faction, the Amaranthine Syndicate from the Calixis Sector has expanded into the Macharian Sector, bringing 5 new NPCs!
• A Ratling has brought a Servo Commissar-Skull into the regiment! In other news, a Commissar has gone missing..
• A brand new faction, the Craftworld Asuryani, bringing 9 new perfidious Aeldari into the Macharian Sector
• A brand new faction, the Drukhari, bringing 14 new ways to experience pain and horror!
• The Heretics faction is joined by a Tech Assassin, marking the future expansion of the Dark Mechanicum!
• A new addition to the Infractionist beastiary, a Cold Trader!

Many more NPCs have been added, secretly under the cover of darkness, such as an Inquisitor for the Inquisition Faction, a Navis Gheistskull, the Navigator Houses, could you find the others?

Thank you for your patience, in the coming months (hopefully) I will finish Release 2 and push out even more! Mostly armories though, but who has ever complained about too many guns?

As usual my content can also be found on MEGA, but feel free to visit me in Ordo Discordia and Wrath & Maledictum to interact with me more closely!

I'm a new GM and have been reading through the rules but one thing I cant quite find a definitive answer on is how much space each Size tier is supposed to take up in Wrath and Glory.

I understand that the Average is the standard of 1m but I can't find anything in the core rules that state if Large creatures take up more space definitively or if the system is a bit more loose with it's sizes because a Primris Space Marine taking up 1m and an Ogryn taking up x4 the space despite being just a bit bigger but in the Large category is bit hard for me to make sense of

What it says in the title My build is teir 3 at 315 xp 6 in strength and toughness I, a, will is 3 Int is 2 And Fellowship is 1 Intimidation 7 Pilot 5 Stealth 9 (11) because phobo armor 16 wounds Resilience 7 Speed 10 (Augmentic legs)) Talents eliminator, and bloodlust (homebrew) What else would you all recommend for this build

I'm confused if I should count origin bonuses for stats, when determining cost of advancement for basic stats. I thought that I have to, but vtt doesn't count them, so which is it. If I have base intelect 39, +5 from forge world and +5 from mechanicus (49 total) do I pay 40 or 80 XP for advancement?

If you were to play a mechanicus character for fun, nothing Min/max or "meta", Just out of your own imagination and preferences, what would you play?

C7's next (small) supplement for Imperium Maledictum's been released -- Diagnostia Obscurus

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/474732/warhammer-40-000-roleplay-imperium-maledictum-diagnostica-obscurus

3 medics -- one a back-alley saw-bones running an illegal underhive clinic, another a tech-priest genetor, and the third somewhere in between

Each has a half-dozen page write-up, with a leader-level stat block, discussion of their clinics & treatments, and a paragraph or two for each of 3 missions culminating in a more complex apex mission

At first glance (and, as always, I'm more inclined to pay attention to the narrative, fluff, and "feel", and leave the analysis of the crunchier elements to others) this feels like a nice little extra supplement, worth the handful of Solars it costs, easy to loot for things to drop into any campaign.

Minor quibble -- the specific subject matter (medics) feels a little odd at this time -- we've just had the InqGMG with it's Cruciator role, and I might have expected something to tie into that; similarly the next faction splat book, for the Ad Mech, should contain Ad Mech-related roles and I might have expected them to hold off including a tech priest here when that's on the horizon

Can someone explain to me in what usecase you would rather get a ballistic mechadendrite rather than, you know, a common laspistol?

According to it's description it functions exactly like a laspistol. But a mechadendrite is rare and expensive. You can get one with a talent and tech-priests get one for free. But almost all archetypes get a laspistol or better. So why would you ever consider getting this mechadendrite?
Is there a special rule on mechadendrites that I'm missing?

Recently, my players encountered a space hulk drifting around the Unbeholden Reaches and purged the mutants living aboard it. They discovered some archeotech loot, but most importantly, they found a deceased custodes in a cryogenic pod. The armour is still in pristine condition despite the rotting corpse inside it.

The party want to return the body and suit of armour back to the Imperium but were very much hoping to barter for a reward. This had me thinking; how much is a suit of custodes armour actually worth?

They are hoping to acquire a baneblade in return for the armour. Is this appropriate, or is it too high/low.

Per the relevant text for Weapon Bracing in Hostile Acquisitions:

An affixed weapon can be used in one hand without any penalty that might normally apply...

My table has mixed interpretations of whether the Called Shot "Attack Option" can be used for close/Weapon Skill attacks.

The rules for Called Shot (p. 186) are under the general attack options section (and not the ranged specific ones) but the language talks about 'shooting' and uses gun-related statements regarding some of the actions.

In the Quick Reference guide (p. 175), it lists Called Shot under the "Ranged Options". Together these are fairly persausive....until we get to "De-Escalator" (Redacted Records I) that has rules about using Called Shot to Disarm via Unarmed.

It could be read as this talent enabling an action that was otherwise unavailable at all (Called Shots of any sort with Unarmed) OR could be read as simply removing the penalty for doing it with Unarmed.

It does strike me as odd that things like Disarm (or 'sacrifice accuracy for additional damage') are reserved to ranged and not available to melee but I've been told that All-Out (sacrifice defense for accuracy) is meant to be the 'melee version'.

Thoughts?

I know the rule that says legionaries in power armor can really shoot weapons without the legionary tag. But what about like a blight grenade or a melta bomb? Legionary classes start with melta bombs or some other incidental equipment without the legionary tag. The game is kind of nebulous on it.

So I'm still very much in the planning stages for a IM game but one thing that keeps coming back to me is the language.

It's one of my favorite things about the setting, we don't scan we do an augery, we don't turn on the computer we enact the rite of activation before the cogitator, we smoke lho sticks.

And it goes on and on from there. Do you find it easy to switch in and out? Do you use it lightly? Do you have a 'swear jar' for computer etc? Did you start fully committed or gradually ramp up?

In particular my group is likely to have quite a mix of 40k knowledge from decades long fans to space marine 2 looks pretty cool guys. So I'm a bit worried about having to cripple the flow of play to translate.

I plan to GM a Wrath and Glory game with my friends and I really want to include some of my favorite factions to the campaign, but I wanted to use something canon as a base from were I could develop, using existing lore of the place.

I'm looking for a sistem or sector where Dark Angels(or it's successor chapters), Sisters of Battle, Orks and Aeldari/Drukari act.

Any wiki links or book recommendations are also appreciated, thanks!