A New Take On WFB 9th

[Mr Mystery]

That could be cool. As long as we don't see a return to the abject tedium of MSU.....

As I (think) I've said before, they need to rebalance the scale of the game. I'm a big fan of 3000+, as it lets me really get my toys out. But there's no need for that to be necessary to enjoy the game.

[artisturn]

Only problems I have had with small games is magic is to powerful, If magic can be scaled for smaller games that would solve some of the problems.

[Lord-Boofhead]

Warseer's [URL="http://www.warseer.com/forums/showthread.php?388436-Warhammer-Fantasy-Changes-on-the-Horizon"]scoopdeta[/URL] says:
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The new approach will aim at bringing more people back into the game by making it smaller and more affordable. The new rule set would focus on making warhammer more of a small block and skirmish based game with fewer miniatures needed. The new box set would have less miniatures, but would basically set people up to get in the game and playing at a much reduced cost.
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Thsi is already in the works remember how last year there was a bunch of Warhammer Wolrld 'Killteam' events? Culminating in Killteam being released as a rule Set As part of the Christmas Advent thing?


Take a look at Regiment of Renown.

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I wouldn't be surprised to see the game return to more of a 6th Ed feel.

It already has.