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I can't think of any recorded campaigns offhand, but there was a trend around 2010 or so where folks were doing "Inquisimunda". Inquisitor type games with various homebrew original-Necromunda-based rulesets ported into the setting or incoporating various elements of Inquisitor. Folks playing these seemed to want an RPG'ish feel to their games. There's an Inquisimunda ruleset or two over at yaktribe still that you can download. https://yaktribe.games/community/vault/categories/inquisimunda.41/

Also Inq28 (Inquisitor 28) still has a following I believe. Searches for Inq28 and Inquisimunda might get you at least some game inspiration.

I love the Inquisitor setting and the original Necromunda rules so it'd be a dream for me to participate in an Inquisimunda campaign with a good DM and some RPG elements.

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 warboss wrote:



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 Eilif wrote:

Also Inq28 (Inquisitor 28) still has a following I believe. Searches for Inq28 and Inquisimunda might get you at least some game inspiration.


Some great suggestions. How far away from the Inquisitor game were those fan rulesets? I suppose if they were very different you could also use Inquisitor but just change the scale/measurement values constant.

I imagine it varies, but in general, INQ28, should be more like inquisitor since it's essentially just a transposition of scale .

Inquisimunda will be more like Necromunda ported into the wider 40k universe.
 
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