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I am in the middle of running two separate games of W&G. But several of my other players are interested in using extended rules and archetypes.

I've been looking around the net for a few days now and I keep coming up shot on some more material and aside from an expanded list of weapons, I've got nothing else to show for it.

I was wondering if anyone had access, or knowledge of any other sites that dealt in that sort of thing. Mostly armors, psychic powers, weapons and even archetypes would be highly appreciated. I've already made a few extras myself and I found it really cool that when I looked through the book once more. That the authors actually put in a full purchase for GMs to actually edit, or create new material as they saw fit.

I've been looking (unsuccessfully) for the Ogryn and Ratling rules they came out with at least in beta rules form as a pre-order bonus. I don't think there is alot of fan created material due to how badly the rollout/planning/execution of the core book was initially by Ulisses. The mixed results with the defacto 2nd edition only a year after the first suffering some of the same issues isn't helping.

https://cicatrixmaledictum.wordpress.com

https://whynotactuallypostadescriptioninsteadofjustalink.com ?

Okay... "there are a lot of useful resources of various types at the link above". Frankly I thought that was implied.

Also at https://www.doctors-of-doom.com - which has the only decent browser-based character editor I've seen.

Thanks. The character builder (assuming that it has less typos/errors than both official releases) should be a great asset for new players.

Aside from giving you the option for 'Dark Angles' space marines I've not spotted any.