I’m really into the world of Warhammer (mostly Warhammer 40K, but that’s irrelevant), but to be honest, I’ve never once played the original, tabletop game. I’ve never played a single tabletop game, period, outside of card games and old school board games like Risk or Sorry! Depending on which part of the geek culture you ask, I’m either the worst or I’m one of the cool kids. Regardless, playing a physical tabletop campaign like Warhammer or Dungeons ‘n’ Dragons takes a certain mindset you won’t find in traditional RPG experiences, even those that are tactical turn-based. I may not have played a tabletop game myself, but I’ve seen enough to know how detailed every single movement and decision is in a tabletop RPG. Rogue Factor’s Mordheim: City of the Damned (MCOTD) is the closest thing you will get to a tabletop experience in the Warhammer universe. The only thing that’s missing is actually rolling a D20. It’s Your Party, Cry If You Want To
Before you create your party and step into the ruined Mordheim, it is highly recommended that you partake in at least two of the tutorials offered. For the record, there are about 12 of them, and I needed every single one because this game is so complex, you almost need a character sheet to write everything down. The combat is relatively complex on its own, but the combat is only half of your worries with exploring Mordheim. You have a warband you must...