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Hi everyone. i've had quite the interest in necromunda for some time, but no one in my group ever wanted to play it. One of the guys recently heard of =I= munda and said such at the weekly meeting. He said it was basically necromunda jazzed up to be played as if inquisitors and thier retinues were fighting against, say cultist bands or traitor guard.

I went searching around the interwebs, and was told the alternative rulesset originated on the boards here, so I was wondering if anyone could give me a little more info. When i'm on dakka i ussually stick to the rumor and modeling boards.

http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/221028.page

A big discussion...

I use different rules entirely. I use SuperSystem 3rd edition by Four Color Figures. It's a super hero miniature game with a system for designing your own guys, so you can make basically anything. It takes a bit of playing the game and reading it to really get one's head around the way the game works, but once you do, you can make anything in the 40k universe using the design system.

I bought the PDF for $11 from Sabersedge.com

http://www.sabersedge.com/fourcolor.php