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I'm betting they botch 11th with 40k so I'm going to mostly exit that system and just stick to Old World. Game is almost 2.25 years old and we've had 1 major change to it. I'll take that stability over the other main core games.

 nathan2004 wrote:
I'm betting they botch 11th with 40k so I'm going to mostly exit that system and just stick to Old World. Game is almost 2.25 years old and we've had 1 major change to it. I'll take that stability over the other main core games.

Assuming it's a .5 iteration there isn't much to both for 11th. The game is currently fairly balanced at a macro level, the core rules generally work in a sensible way, most armies have somethonf they can do to be relevant.

If current army rules remain compatible then the biggest thing I can see them altering is mission formats and terrain. In both cases I cant see it being if any worse than it is now.

Porsenna wrote:

 Mad Doc Grotsnik wrote:
I’m still hopeful of a Dogs of War/Border Princes addition.

Very much the same (well, maybe I'm a bit more pointed to proper Tilea and Estalia lists, and mercs getting ported over to the border princes) but it would be a crazy surprise to see that happening before Kislev.

Certainly don't expect it before Kislev, not sure whether to expect it after Kislev or whether that's just hope, but it does seem pretty sensible both given the geographical focus, nostalgia, and clear appeal. Arguably the majority of characters from the Regiments of Renown don't fit the timeline, but I'm sure we can collectively ignore that for the moment. Even just a Dogs of War Made to Order could see them just raking up cash surely. Personally would probably be among the most expensive weeks in Warhammer in my life, but I'd be sure to get a complete collection right away as the second hand prices are just insane (and I say that having bought a few of my favourite regiments in recent years...).

I too am excited for Warhammer Fantasy to turn into a mosh pit of human historical parodies and no fantasy races.