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When describing Warmachine and Hordes fiction to people I like to compare it to WWF. It doesn't
matter how many guns or how much artillery is on the field, in the end Douglas Seacat likes to
violently bring everything to a mano-a-mano conclusion between the two warcasters or warlocks, or
even between the warcaster and the warlock.

This limits the amount of characterization that a fan could get away with seeing as Seacat
handles all of it in his own fiction, but I had an idea for a series of shorts featuring the
warlock's and warcaster's feats.

Are there furries?

George Spiggott wrote:Are there furries?

Is this the Internet?

On second thought, no. Or maybe.

Are there furries?

Some of the Legion warlocks are pretty scaly. Maybe some Thagrosh and Absylonia slash fic?

oomiestompa wrote:

Are there furries?

Some of the Legion warlocks are pretty scaly. Maybe some Thagrosh and Absylonia slash fic?

Is there any other kind?

EDIT: I mean, no! Ew.

Somebody said furries?

Awesome, I mean no!

What is a good source for more back ground stories for WarMachine and Hordes? The faction stories are fascinating, but I can't find much else other than the fluff written in PRIMAL, EVO, & META.

No Quarter is the only other sourse for WM/H fluff. I seem to remember in D6G's interview with Matt Wilson that he said novels are being planned but still a ways off. I could be wrong though.

i think a book on the adventures of reinhold-gobber speculator could be interesting....i mean, he does claim to have been everywhere and seen it all

greenskin lynn wrote:i think a book on the adventures of reinhold-gobber speculator could be interesting....i mean, he does claim to have been everywhere and seen it all

The gobber rocks! I'm sure Rockbottom has some good stories as well. Just how did he lose his leg and where exactly do all those shiny coins come from?