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I was wondering if there was any Mordheim and Necromunda communities/forums still on the net? I've found a few for INQ28, and some of the conversions and stuff are incredible, and I was wondering if anyone knew of any for these games too. I rather missed the boat on them when they were actually supported and they both look like awesome, fun games.

mostly necromunda but quite a few mordheim players as well
http://gaming.yaktribe.org/

Thanks for the link

Animosity - Necromunda, December 13th and 14th.

This is a free to play Necromunda Campaign Weekend we are hosting at Slayer Gaming to celebrate the 2nd Birthday of Animosity! If you've got a gang or want to get involved let us know, the more the merrier and all that jazz! Please try to bring some appropriate terrain for you're gangs territory!

Help us to celebrate our 2nd Birthday with some good old fashioned gang based violence!

Join our facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/animositycampaigns?ref=hl

or forum - http://www.forum.animositywargaming.co.uk/index.php

To get involved...

http://boringmordheimforum.forumieren.com/ - name is self explanatory Bit slow but it is active and it sees a bit more activity on Mordheim than yak.

http://specialist-arms.com/ - mainly BFG and Warmaster.

http://www.taccmd.tacticalwargames.net/ - mainly Epic with some BFG.

By your comments I'll assume you know about the Ammobunker INQ28 forum, and with Yaktribe that is, sadly, it as far as really active SG communities go, outside of the local level of course.

If you haven't seen it yet check out www.mordheimer.com. It's a great source for info and a collection of all the magazines that came out while the game was still supported.

I'm in Guam, there is a collection of people that play here. so Yes! The game is still alive.

The necromunda worldwide Facebook group has 550 people and counting, there's people showing off minis all the time, asking questions, even trading stuff :-)