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Having said that, there's still stuff in the early edition col. krazy Kenny posted that's not made it into Yaktribe's verson 2 (the xenos bestiary, for example).]]> http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/preList/695507/8753163.page http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/preList/695507/8753163.page GMT
Also, check out www.ironsleet.com for inspiration. It's basically Blanchitsu and friends (indeed one of the contributors is JB himself).

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Inquisitor and Inquisimunda seem great ways to really explore the narrative side of 40k. A Dan Abbnet Eisenhorn novel brought to life with the characterful rules of Necromunda/2nd Ed 40k. I see having a narrative to guide the games as much more important than working out how many credits you can start with etc (for those sort of games just play Necromunda and reskin the gangs if need be).

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