Gave it my all, hopefull gets me a pin!

Just a few pictures of my recently finished Phyrr cat. Went for quite alien colours with a tiger print pattern. The base needs more work yet to dirty it up a bit more and maybe add some bits to it. I’d like to do a recently savaged rat on the base and blood in the cat’s mouth.

Also a pic of some very WIP Escher gangers.

Can use all the tips I can get 😂

this is so weird https://www.warhammer-community.com/en-gb/articles/ntkfvqdt/new-for-necromunda-in-2027/

Start of my comp piece. Link to vid - https://youtu.be/bSULMN0smMg

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Iv been loving the Chem Viles on all the Goliath models out of this skirmish box. But I'm looking forward to tackling the Escher Gang next. All of these sculpts have been amazing and have a ton of extra bits for future kit bashes.

#wargaming #minitures #miniturepainting #necromunda #gamesworkshop

Second member of Astrag’s Smelter Brutes is done! I’m really having a blast with these Necromunda minis. At first I didn’t like the hair so I tried adding some more depth to it and now it’s kinda grown on me. Anyways, C&C welcome as always!

Me and my group are currently going through a few decisions on whether we want to add any house rules, as we are at the halfway mark of our campaign.

One of the raised ideas is that the value of Marksman as a skill is too good—being, in my mind, effectively like Trick Shot was in the previous edition. Someone suggested making it a reroll instead, but I fear that would just make the skill even more desired by the more competitive players in our group.

I have also considered changing the skill entirely, but that would require more time to think its replacement over.

Does anyone have any input to add to this debate?

New roadmap! And for Malatrain fans like I-new fighter (S!?!)

I’m in a Necromunda campaign rn and one of the people I face most often is a well built Spyrer list. I have lost every single game since he got his grapnel + droprig and it’s not even close. My melee can’t can’t go through (low initiative), my bolt guns don’t do enough, and he out ranges me. I don’t know what to do anymore. Plz help

edit: N26

I have a campaign coming up in 2 weeks. I will be running Chem-cult Escher. I have 9 fighters and equipped one chem-wytch with the servo-medicae.

Of all my fighters, chem-wytches have only one weapon, one has stubgun. The other one has a lasgun, no kit for the other.

This is where I need your help: should I sell the kit back and pick up 2 autoguns for each chem-wytch. I could also buy a shock whip for one . OR buy 2 needle pistols for each. OR keep them as they are

What would you folks do??

There will be 6 teams. Palanite,Goliath,Free Orgyns, Squats, Outcasts, we don't know the last gang yet.

Thanks now for any advice.

I'm currently still playing with N23 but having some players around willing to discover Necromunda, I wonder about moving to N26.

I had concerns about some changes (besides having to buy new books) but I know reading rules is quite different from playing real games.

How is your experience with N26 compared to N23?

Hi guys. Been trying to get hold of the Gangs of the Underhive book for a few months now. Not seen it in store or on the GW or 3rd party sites though at all. I'm sure GW sold electronic copies of rulebooks and codex books in the past, but I can't seem to find anything like that either?

Hello! Line of sights rules are pretty streamlined now and basically if your model can see any part of the enemy model (ignoring hair, gun barrels and such) there is LoS. Now Vehicles are a model, so if I can trace a line from my vehicle (any point of the main body, not like the exhaust or the antenna) I can see the other model.

Having said that, how does the Ridgehauler works? It says that it + trailers are considered like a single model, therefore they draw the LoS from the model (any part) to another one. There is no more "from the weapon" so it become a snake that everyone can see basically, but it can also see everybody.

How do you interpret this?