Post by bat on Dec 30, 2017 14:57:23 GMT -6
While there is a thread on the official forum for this, it has morphed into an interesting poison thread and I don't want to be the one to wrangle it back. So I am inquiring as to what house rules you use in your game. Mine are as follows:
Ogres are a race separate from Mountain Apes and much smarter (Int would go to 12 if a player race). They wear armor, use weapons proficiently and are not all about combat. There are very few Ogre Magi who are their leaders and protectors.
Dwarves...as I am running a mostly RAW campaign the players are all by the book human types. So I took dwarves further and made them chaos dwarves, much fiercer than those in the core book and aligned with the minotaurs secretly. There are two strains of these dwarves, the bat-winged dwarves and the more Warhammer kind. Both types are mean and not to be trifled with.
I added two gods, one a Nurgle-esque plague god and another a combination of Nyarlathotep and Malal (old Warhammer renegade Chaos god). both are just getting their claws into the setting. Goat-headed beastmen bring the renegade Chaos god with them.
I add spells, items and monsters from my blog randomly.
Exploding dice. Roll a 1 to Hit? Let's see how bad that can be.
Otherwise it is rules-as-written. With the group I have being new to the setting for the most part running the basic rules as is and then adding a little flavor and spice to make a different flavor of stew is very easy.
Ogres are a race separate from Mountain Apes and much smarter (Int would go to 12 if a player race). They wear armor, use weapons proficiently and are not all about combat. There are very few Ogre Magi who are their leaders and protectors.
Dwarves...as I am running a mostly RAW campaign the players are all by the book human types. So I took dwarves further and made them chaos dwarves, much fiercer than those in the core book and aligned with the minotaurs secretly. There are two strains of these dwarves, the bat-winged dwarves and the more Warhammer kind. Both types are mean and not to be trifled with.
I added two gods, one a Nurgle-esque plague god and another a combination of Nyarlathotep and Malal (old Warhammer renegade Chaos god). both are just getting their claws into the setting. Goat-headed beastmen bring the renegade Chaos god with them.
I add spells, items and monsters from my blog randomly.
Exploding dice. Roll a 1 to Hit? Let's see how bad that can be.
Otherwise it is rules-as-written. With the group I have being new to the setting for the most part running the basic rules as is and then adding a little flavor and spice to make a different flavor of stew is very easy.
