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So I’m re-reading The Fall of Altdorf, and on page 191, Kurt Helborg (the Reiksmarshal) muses about varying defensive tactics in the book “Codex Imperialis”, written by a one Robert de Guilliam. Any other fun crossovers found between the two universes? Besides the four gods of Chaos, that is. A fun collection of crossover information might be enjoyable for many members on here. Page citations and such might go a long way to helping the lore enthusiasts find some fun connections. And that book was an End Times novel. So it was written when WHFB died.

Kaldor Draigo of the Grey Knights apparently popped up in a Daemons army book at one point.

And the liber chaotica was written for the old world, but features 40k stuff as well.

During the fight for Albion, which the DE won, they obtained a ‘power fist’!

Chaos worshippers could be rewarded with Bolters and chainswords in WHFRP 1st Ed.

Mordheim Amazons had access to totally not-lasweapons.

All the Albion award Magic Items had 40K equivalents, not just the DElf power fist.

Several 7th Ed Lizardmen magic items were very clearly left over Old One tech explained away as magical and had very obvious 40K equivalents.

wasn#t there somthing during fantasy end times where the skaven accedentally called the Eldar?