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WARNING: Because my English is not very good ("I speak english very well - bröcklesweis und net zu schnell!" - an old joke from school ), I wrote my own =I=munda rule set im german. So if someone is better in both languages than me, he could translate it.

I made my own ruleset because my gamers don't like the original Necro-/40k 2nd ed. rules. With this thought in mind i tryed a shorter, faster and easier rulesset.
You only need the standard 40k materials (some D6, the aberration dice, a measuring tape, the explosive and flamer templates) and a D20, which you get in every gaming store.

The game concept follows more the way of "Inquisitor" than "Necromunda". Storytelling with less rules and no tough gangrules. Just build up a hero with his retinue and fight some skirmish battles in the dark future of the 41. millenia.

I also plan to change the rules for a Mortheim/HeroQuest game and thinking about a Fallout TTG or a StarWarsLego TTG.

There were some profilechanges in the creature codex, so here is the new one.

In addition I work on a update with new material. The first step was to make some new Tau Weapon Systems. If I have more material collected, I will post a PDF with the new stuff.

there is somebody who shares inquisimunda rules in british?

maxdamek wrote:there is somebody who shares inquisimunda rules in british?

Most inquisitormunda players I've talked to run it pretty much like you would a pen and paper rpg campaign, plus a lot of Rule of Cool. Just build a small gang with few models and a lot of style. Then get their stats and rules for their equipment using anything you want from the Necromunda rulebook (you can download it here). Just go wild and think of the story and feel of the characters.

Then have a few of your friends to the same, and decide upon one of you to be the gamemaster. The GM sets up the board and creates a short background for the scenario, then you play that scenario using the normal Necromunda rules. They actually work very well for small combats like this. For further inspiration as to the background and story moments, have a look at the Inquisitor game (download), the rpg Dark Hersy, or look around at these forums for a bunch of very inspirational posts, including a few houserules that can make games even more fun.

Inquisitormunda is all about the love to model individual characters and using these in fun friendly games with a lot of story.

Thank you!

maxdamek wrote:Thank you!

My pleasure. Post some pics of your lovingly modded =I=munda models and we are even :-)

This is a sort of big servitor used for hard works.

i think it is my first inquisimunda model.

maxdamek wrote:This is a sort of big servitor used for hard works.

i think it is my first inquisimunda model.

That's nice, but why do you not open your own P&M blog?

This is thread was only opened for my ruleset.

sorry...

maxdamek wrote:sorry...

No problem.


I only wanna say, that I'm working on the ENGLISH TRANSLATION of my ruleset. It will takes some time, but I try me best with my minimalistic skills.

Good. I'm waiting for your rules

Any luck with this yet?

Sorry, but I had no time for the translation the last month. :(

If someone would like to translate it, than will be happy about it, because my english isn't very good, too.