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A friend of mine who plays Eldar often invites me and the other players in the area in interesting ways. I play Orks, and the two other regular players play Chaos and Tyranids. Anyway, I thought this was hilarious and just thought that more people should see it.

http://2670328858445697112-a-1802744773732722657-s-sites.googlegroups.com/site/grimmdakka/Home/Eldrad_live.gif?attredirects=0

Nicely done.

Haha, thats one way to get people to come.

"In the Grim Future things only can get worse"

Eldar music can´t imagine it, something like Kenny G plays Wagner?

M.

Miguelsan wrote:"In the Grim Future things only can get worse"

Eldar music can´t imagine it, something like Kenny G plays Wagner?

M.

holy cow that has me laughing. id like to hear what Orks play in all honesty. you guys member those old ork minis that had the guitars? what were they called

Goffik Rockers

lmao yea dat be dem boyz.

Note to self: Buy Goff Rockers.

Did the Goff Rockers have actual rules for the battle field?

Squig_herder wrote:Did the Goff Rockers have actual rules for the battle field?

IIRC they sure did..

Squig_herder wrote:Did the Goff Rockers have actual rules for the battle field?

I think so, but the rules covered all Ork musicians, I have a model of one beating some drums on his waist and wearing headphones. Not that I recall now, but the rules may have been something along the lines of weaker styled noise marines and were probably in White Dwarf at some time, and may have been published in the "Waargh the Orks" hardback for Rogue Trader. Wish I still had that book but like other things it had to go to prop me up through the hard times.

This book also had about a dozen pages dedicated to Madboyz, you had to roll for which one of about ten types of madness they were suffering from; Paranoid, Manic, etc, which was followed by another table, typically a D10 to find out what their behaviour then was within that catagory! The Realm of Chaos book had a D1000 table for mutations, and even some of those had a further roll to make, such as "blood sustitution".

No wonder they felt Rogue Trader needed slimming down, hell of a game though.