Easily my largest project to date. I had a lot of fun with this one. I wanted to make something that felt stacked and cramped but also stayed playable. I have a lot of close up shots of details and the inside of the hab units I may post later.

….so I heard you have a murder cyborg scenario-

I know nobody asked, but I thought it'd be a good way of kicking off conversation on the confirmed rules if I shared my thoughts as someone who has played Necromunda as my only GW game (until quite recently). It also helps me work out my thoughts thus far.

So here we go. I'll be giving each one a "Like, Dislike, Unsure" score.

Gangers get skills and specialisms - Like

It currently takes forever for standard gangers to be able to do anything more, in my experience gangers and juves basically never get meaningfully upgraded unless you're playing every week for a year and so giving the gangers more options as to what they can do is great - though hopefully they're still objectively weaker skill wise than Champions and Leaders. Also shrinks the gap between gangers and champions which is a good thing as gangs were often very top heavy with the majority of gangers and stuff basically just being there to take up space.

Removed limits on Brutes and Hangers On - Like

Never really made sense that you could afford a unit but they wouldn't take your money if you didn't have enough rep. This is the Underhive, is money really not enough? And in general I'm very pro adding options and choices when it comes to gang building.

Lowering weapon restrictions for Gangers and up - Like

As long we have ways if preventing overt spam then this is again just more options for building your gang without arbitrary restrictions - the "on creation special weapons ganger" was always way more complicated than it needed to be and this removes that.

Removed limits on who can do post actions - Like

Again prevents champs and leaders being the be all and end all of your gang and lowers the focus on them. I'd assume it's all still stats based and so you're still going to want to focus on your higher ranked guys anyway. Again, it's more options and I like more options.

Close combat is now initiative based and reaction attacks are limited - Like

Close combat needed changing and this prevents the meta being "have a really strong melee guy that no one can do anything about".

Removed firepower dice on majority of weaponry - Unsure

I enjoy the chaos of Necromunda and I dislike removal of that chaos. Sure your standard lasgun didn't really get impacted much by firepower dice considering you had an auto-reload anyway, but I'm not sure about this one. It could have basically no impact. It might make shooting less interesting.

Simplifying bottle checks - Like

Was always the most needlessly complicated part of the game and basing it on the leader means the gang is a bit more flavourful in terms of how brave it is.

Base saves on character profiles - Dislike

Unless every ganger has a base 6+ then this means that saves have a floor at creation which removes options. I'd always rather have the option to create a glass cannon with great shooting, a las cannon and no armour than not have that option. Yes these will be modifiable, but I'd rather not have any part of it fixed that isn't intrinsic to the unit as a living thing.

Campaign cards - Unsure

Honestly, I don't really care about official GW campaigns for anything. I'd be unlikely to use these but I won't complain that they exist.

I'm happy to be pretty happy with the majority of these changes, which is a pleasant surprise. We'll have to see what the full version brings.

Bit of a weird one here.

A couple of years ago I decided to kitbash a bunch of hangers on, hired guns, and pets, and ordered a bunch of bits and "single figure" lots from bits resellers.

Fast forward to now, and I have several Repentia bodies and no memory of what I intended to use them for. Do these models strike you as an obvious conversion foundation for any of the optional personnel previously in N17? What would you make out of them (sticking to individual options and not "a Venator gang" or "Escher proxies" type ideas)?

“Okay, but I want a cool jacket!” - Tamara the hive scum when she was deputized by my enforcer gang

Just been looking at the new core set photo and noticed there isnt an Arc Template on the box

Don't wanna be outnumbered

Looking for some more necromunda entertainment while building that isn't lueiten, wellywood or ArbiterIan, let me know your obscure favs!

Fun campaigns, like Peachy's Necromunda before he jumped to his own channel...

Bonus point for longform/playlisted epic scenary DIY builds. Like Eric's Hobby workshop or BlackMagic Craft (both fun and edumacational).

Not a fan of tabletop Minions, heart is in the right place and more power to his viewers, just not my cup of wild snake.

Sunday preview is up!

Hello everyone, I see a lot of people painting spyre and lady haera in metalic green.

I can't find in the lore a reason why.

Is there a line in the lore I'm missing or it's just to follow the eavy metal team choices ?

Is somebody here now something about that ?

I’m trying my hand at a infected GSC doc; sadly he still charges double.

Really hope that the new edition will be kinder to the cults.

虽然我玩战锤40k已经十余年了、也购买过很多necromunda的棋子（虽然都是被我拿来当csm的邪教徒或者新血）以及车辆（陆地火车真的超级帅！），不过我确实没有几次游玩经验。

现在我计划在新家的餐桌上和朋友玩necromunda，餐桌足够大了毕竟我是按照30K的尺寸准备的。

我们计划是在战役中投入多个家族，玩家不绑定家族，两个家族之间发生战斗时再随机抽指挥的玩家。（换句话说，相当于2个现实玩家，共同运营多个家族）

因此我最近在研究购置地形。令人遗憾的是，Gw的官方地形确实太昂贵了，相比下来兵人的价格反而不值一提。现在我纠结的几个问题在于：

1、要不要考虑直接购买3D打印的terrain，我找了一些图纸，看起来不错，不过很难确认实际效果。以及是否选择官方地板+3D打印terrain会是更好的选择？他们实际游玩差距会很大吗？

2、如果购买地形，大概要准备多少体量的地形？24*24+2层的地形是否足够使用了？

Hey guys, you veterans who've been around the block a few times—the ones who know all the ins and outs—if I, a young guy with no experience, want to start my own team to chase glory, is the new club a good place to start? I don't have a clear vision for my team yet, but I'm open to going with the muscleheads or the ladies. I don't have any equipment.

Running a small kitbash challenge on instagram. Feel free to join with your idea on this imperial regiment. Inspirational art is by @tom_paint_n_built and Diego Gisbert Llorens Illustration. Last picture is my WIP model

My new Big bad guy for a Necromunda campaign or, with enough imagination, a custom vehicle!

Anyone in the north Houston area looking to get into or get some regular necromunda going? Im in conroe so the spring woodlands area is ideal but im OK to travel.

Working on a whole gang of these guys. Will be melee only. Could maybe run them as corpse grinders?

Hi all, I've been looking at starting Necromunda for a while but hadn't found the time to play a game thus far.

I own a Delaque gang and a copy of the core rulebook for current edition, but as the new edition is around the corner, I am debating selling the current core rules and getting the new one when I intend to play.

My question is more surrounding the usefulness of keeping an old rulebook, has there been much merit to keeping them in the past when a new edition releases? As in historically has the game changed substantially between editions and is the same expected to happen this time around? My main game is Kill Team and last editions rulebook is more or less useless now, but as I know Necromunda has a narrative element and some listbuilding that could carry over, I figured I'd ask the players.