Warhammer Old world.

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**Misclicking ork**

auticus wrote:
For me if the rules continue to be typical GW sucktacular rules, I will be ignoring this project. As it stands, I have very little emotional investment in the old world project as I feel it will be essentially AOS reskinned for the old world, and I cannot stand AOS rules.

If they pleasantly surprise me than great.

Otherwise beautiful models don't do me much as I already have three full rooms in my house stuffed full of display cases full of beautiful models. They are useless without an equally fun game to play them in for me.

I don't really care about what sort of rules GW puts out, because the rulebooks cost more than AAA video game but I could just get some fan rules here:
http://warhammerarmiesproject.blogspot.com/2017/09/download-page-for-ios-users.html
or here:
https://warhammerlegacy.wordpress.com/
and thats just for fantasy, and the fact that both are free causes me to have almost no interest in GW's rules, but I will be keeping a close eye on it if the models they put seem interesting to me, and also I only have a shelves worth of minis, so whatever miniatures they have, I will take interest.

**auticus**

the problem is where i live no one will play non official fan rules, so if i went that route it would be playing by myself.