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Hey i have just got the Inquisitor game book and i have some questions about the Inquisitor game:

1. How do the rules work????
2. What size are the mini's 28mm????
3. What do you need to play?
4. What Assassins are you aloud I know Death cult but can you have others?

Hope you can help me please reply.

1. - Ummm... read them first.

2. 54mm, but some people convert inches to centimetres and use 28mm figures.

3. Models, scenery, dice, a few players...

4. Death cult come in the main book, other rules as available from the GW website.

I have been reading them but they don't make sense

Black Templar- Inquisitor is a complex role playing/board game. It utilizes the 100% dice to determine success. It's a lot of fun and very imaginave with a
good GM. Try reading the rules again but take your time. I've read them over three times before it truly clicked.

Thanks

kaled wrote:I wrote this guide a while ago - hope it helps;
http://www.bolterandchainsword.com/index.php?autocom=ineo&showarticle=465

There's also a slightly updated, but less pretty version here;
http://www.the-conclave.co.uk

Also you might want to check out Dark Magenta, the Inquisitor fanzine;
http://darkmagenta.co.uk/

And this thread compiles tons of useful stuff;
http://www.the-conclave.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=34.0

Manchu to the rescue!

Thats an excellent set of links, thanks.

All credit to the inestimably talented Kaled.

Thanks to Manchu for saving me a job in posting those links (and for the compliments too!).

Templar - if you have any more questions I'd be happy to help...

Manchu wrote:All credit to the inestimably talented Kaled.

Indeed.

kaled wrote:Thanks to Manchu for saving me a job in posting those links (and for the compliments too!).

Templar - if you have any more questions I'd be happy to help...

Ahhh, there you are. Thank you kaled, those links are excellent.

I thank all of you those links have helped me alot

most importantly: Inquisitor is not competitive. there is some attempt at balance, but honestly, i think its more fun when its the gm vs. players, meaning that there will be less sour faces over things like beefy marines vs. a more modest band. the downside is that the gm would need more models but the game is well worth it.