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I don't know if the discussion is correct, but I don't find a place where include my question:
There are some rules for play a Chaos Space Marine Gang in Necromunda? I see something in the web, but I'm not sure about what it could be better. Thanks.

There is a specialist game forum that this would do better in.

There are rules for using a chaos space marine in the outlanders book.
A general rule of thumb is to multiply the models points cost by 7 if you choose to go down that road.

You'd have to do some houserule finagling using the 2nd ed 40k Chaos Space Marine rules.

Thanks, I found these rules surfing on the web. What do you think?
http://www.scribd.com/doc/52276044/Necromunda-CSM-Supplement

PS: I opened a topic in the correct section too.

2nd Edition Warhammer and Necromunda were completely interchangeable - just multiply the 2nd Warhamer value by ten to get the Necromunda value (30 becomes 300) - this works for everything in warhammer 2nd edition. Also chaos space marines were feature in the Necromunda Outlanders book which gave them necromunda skill sets and addition rules. A chaos marine gang would likely only feature 3 or 4 marines as IIRC they started at 300 points.

So what about Inquisimunda? Is that a single entity, or just a catch-all term for 28mm Inquisitor games? I'd be really keen on a Necromunda/Inquisitor game in 28mm.

 Kaldor wrote:
So what about Inquisimunda? Is that a single entity, or just a catch-all term for 28mm Inquisitor games? I'd be really keen on a Necromunda/Inquisitor game in 28mm.

I never heard of the term “Inquisimunda” before. I am fairly familiar with both games and the only direct connection IIRC is that a special character existed between both systems.

My guess is that people played their necromunda gangs using inquisitor rules which would allow them to use the standard 28mm miniatures and necromuda buildings instead of coughing up the extra money and time to play inquisitor on its larger scale. Halving the ranges (3 inches instead of 6 for example) would likely resolve the scale issue of the smaller miniatures and buildings. Again just a guess on my part. I know some people who used to play warhammer 40K using epic miniatures.

Edit - Quick google search lead to this:
http://empireofghosts.blogspot.com/search/label/Inquisimunda

looks like a fan made game using both systems.

2nd Edition Warhammer and Necromunda were completely interchangeable - just multiply the 2nd Warhamer value by ten to get the Necromunda value (30 becomes 300) - this works for everything in warhammer 2nd edition. Also chaos space marines were feature in the Necromunda Outlanders book which gave them necromunda skill sets and addition rules. A chaos marine gang would likely only feature 3 or 4 marines as IIRC they started at 300 points.

Well....thank you Grunt! I didn't know any of that, but I have the basic game of Necromunda (since it's release), as well as access to most of the codex books for 2nd edition.

 AegisGrimm wrote:

2nd Edition Warhammer and Necromunda were completely interchangeable - just multiply the 2nd Warhamer value by ten to get the Necromunda value (30 becomes 300) - this works for everything in warhammer 2nd edition. Also chaos space marines were feature in the Necromunda Outlanders book which gave them necromunda skill sets and addition rules. A chaos marine gang would likely only feature 3 or 4 marines as IIRC they started at 300 points.

Well....thank you Grunt! I didn't know any of that, but I have the basic game of Necromunda (since it's release), as well as access to most of the codex books for 2nd edition.

Welcome.

For the OP:
There are also rules for chaos cultist gangs.
Rules Index:
http://www.docstoc.com/docs/79672444/Necro-Rules-Index

Chaos cultist gangs lacked the Chaos Marines and had advancement tables based on their chosen god and mutations IIRC. For the OP I recommend playing scavies and replacing the scaly option with chaos marines - all required rules for this suggestion found in the Outlanders rulebook. Most players would not want to place their gangs against a pack of marines (having personal experienced such a meatgrinder I can relate). My old gaming community had a lot of anti-spyrer sentiment and many would refuse to play them on the similar grounds that they were gang destroyers.