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* DropTheHammer: The Sisters of Sigmar's sigmarite warhammer is takes after their patron's favoured weapon.
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* DropTheHammer: The Apart from the regular hammers the soldiers can be armed with the Sisters of Sigmar's sigmarite warhammer is Sigmar have the Sigmarite Warhammer, a holy weapon that takes after their patron's favoured weapon.
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* PrehensileTail: Skaven can get this as a special skill.
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* RodentsOfUnusualSize: The Skaven run rampant over the devastated city.
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* RodentsOfUnusualSize: The Skaven of [[{{Ninja}} Clan Eshin]] run rampant over the devastated city.
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* TheIgor: Dregs are the deformed human survivors of the comet strike. They serve their undead masters as [[BecauseYouWereNiceToMe they are the few to show them kindness.]]
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* TheIgor: Dregs The Undead warbands can recruit the Dregs, who are the deformed human survivors of the comet strike. They serve their undead masters as [[BecauseYouWereNiceToMe they are the few to show them kindness.]]
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* BlindSeer: The Augurs of the Sisters of Sigmar who trade their eyesight for second sight (read re-roll dice for their failed actions in game and get choose the results from two dice when looking fr loot).
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* BlindSeer: The Augurs of the Sisters of Sigmar who trade their eyesight for second sight (read re-roll dice for their failed actions in game and get choose the results from two dice when looking fr loot).for loot). They also shave their hair off except for a [[BraidsOfAction single braid.]]
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* BlindSeer: The Augurs of the Sisters of Sigmar.Sigmar who trade their eyesight for second sight (read re-roll dice for their failed actions in game and get choose the results from two dice when looking fr loot).
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* BlindSeer: The Augurs of the Sisters of Sigmar.
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* MythologyGag: A Sisters of Sigmar seeress called [[TheCassandra Cassandora]] predicted the comet presumably the same Cassandora from "Comet of Cassandora" in the warhammer Lore of Heavens.
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* MythologyGag: A Sisters of Sigmar seeress called [[TheCassandra Cassandora]] predicted the comet is presumably the same Cassandora from "Comet of Cassandora" in the warhammer TabletopGame/{{Warhammer}} Lore of Heavens.
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* MythologyGag: A Sisters of Sigmar seeress called [[TheCassandra Cassandora]] presumably the same Cassandora from "Comet of Cassandora" in the warhammer Lore of Heavens.
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* MythologyGag: A Sisters of Sigmar seeress called [[TheCassandra Cassandora]] predicted the comet presumably the same Cassandora from "Comet of Cassandora" in the warhammer Lore of Heavens.
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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: The Witch Hunters want to eradicate "warlocks, witches, sorcerers, fortune-tellers, necromancers, worshippers of the dark gods, deviants, mutants, blasphemers, sinners, utterers of profanities, servants of Daemons, or [[MoralGuardians composers of corrupting music]]". Though this being Warhammer the music could be ''very'' dangerous.
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Being an example of what are known as "warband games", boardgames that occupy a small junction point between a RolePlayingGame and a wargame, Mordheim's ruleset hearkens back to the much more complex rules of earlier editions of ''Warhammer''. It can be seen as a FantasyCounterpart to ''{{Necromunda}}''.
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Being an example of what are known as "warband games", boardgames that occupy a small junction point between a RolePlayingGame and a wargame, Mordheim's ruleset hearkens back to the much more complex rules of earlier editions of ''Warhammer''. It can be seen as a FantasyCounterpart to ''{{Necromunda}}''.
''Warhammer''.
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* WhipItGood: Sisters of Sigmar steel whip special weapon.
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* [[HunterOfHisOwnKind Hunter of Her Own Kind]]: Countess Marianna Chevaux was turned into a vampire against her will. She now spends her time [[VampireHunter hunting vampires]] in the anonymity of Mordheim and torturing them for leeds on the where abouts of her sire Serutat to [[IHateYouVampireDad exact her revenge]].
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For the science fiction equivalent game see TabletopGame/{{Necromunda}}
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* LiteralGenie: Nicodemus freed a daemon and in return was offered a wish. His wish was "I want to become the greatest wizard known to Mankind!" and the daemon granted his wish by making him grow endlessly.
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* GangOfHats: Even individual empire provinces get their own warbands.
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* CircusOfFear: The Carnival of Chaos warband.
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* {{Cult}}: Cult of the Possessed who worship the Shadowlord, a dark lord who lives in The Pit (the crater which the meteor).
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* TheIgor: Dregs are the deformed human survivors of the comet strike. They serve their undead masters as [[BecauseYouWereNiceToMe they are the few to show them kindness.]]
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* TheIgor: Dregs are the deformed human survivors of the comet strike. They serve their undead masters as [[BecauseYouWereNiceToMe they are the few to show them kindness.]] ]]
* KillItWithFire In the end Magnus the Pious razed the city with fire after the great war against chaos in 2302.
* KillItWithFire In the end Magnus the Pious razed the city with fire after the great war against chaos in 2302.
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* BurnTheWitch: The Witch Hunters, natch.
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* DemonicPossession: Cult of the Possessed has the "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Possessed]]" and the Darksouls which are humans who have been possessed and have been [[DrivenToMadness driven mad]] by the experience.
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* ChurchMilitant: The Sisters of Sigmar and the Witch Hunters.
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There was also a [[{{comicbooks}} comic]] set in the city following the adventures of two self-serving mercenaries, Ulli & Marquand in the city. [[spoiler:Which ended up with both of Ulli & Marquand dead and the narrator taking all their loot.]]
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Mordheim is a fantasy boardgame made by Games Workshop, creators of TabletopGame/{{Warhammer}} and TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}.
Being an example of what are known as "warband games", boardgames that occupy a small junction point between a RolePlayingGame and a wargame, Mordheim's ruleset hearkens back to the much more complex rules of earlier editions of ''Warhammer''. It can be seen as a FantasyCounterpart to ''{{Necromunda}}''.
Set several centuries before the "present day" of Warhammer, it revolves around a city called Mordheim, once the jewel of TheEmpire, now flattened after being crushed under a meteorite of wyrdstone. This magical substance can, among other things, turn lead into gold, and so the ruins now crawl with adventurous treasure seekers hoping to make it rich. However, wyrdstone also causes rampant mutation and corruption, and so the ruins are crawling with monsters, maniacs and mutants.
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!!This tabletop game provides examples of:
* AfterTheEnd: Well, technically. Mordheim has been utterly destroyed -- the rest of the world is fine. [[CrapsackWorld For a given value of "fine"]].
* BadAss: Anyone who survives more than one visit to Mordheim is going to become this soon enough.
* BlackHumor: This is a Games Workshop game -- naturally, it's full of it.
* BlackMagic: The magic used by the Chaos Cult, Beastmen and Skaven, of course, but the Witch Hunters consider all magic "black".
** So? The Witch Hunters are right. What's your point?
*** Teclis of Ulthuan wants a word with you...
* CultClassic: Has been noted as one of the only games that can induce hardcore 40K only players into the Warhammer Fantasy setting.
* EverythingTryingToKillYou: There are tables for environmental effects that include the earth underfoot trying to swallow you, shadows coming to life and trying murder you, and spontaneous rains of fish.
* GreenRocks: Wyrdstone... better known elsewhere in the Warhammer setting as "warpstone".
* ReligionIsMagic: The Sisters of Sigmar have mystical powers as a result of their devotion to Sigmar. They even managed to use their prayers to shield their monastery when the comet hit.
* {{Retcon}}: In the 6th Chaos Warriors sourcebook for Warhammer, The Shadowlord was explained to be [[spoiler: Be'lakor, the Damned First Daemon Prince of Chaos Undivided, having possessed the Chaos Warrior who ''should'' have been the Chosen of Chaos for that generation, in an effort to cheat his destiny]].
* RodentsOfUnusualSize: The Skaven.
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Mordheim is a fantasy boardgame made by Games Workshop, creators of TabletopGame/{{Warhammer}} and TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}.
Being an example of what are known as "warband games", boardgames that occupy a small junction point between a RolePlayingGame and a wargame, Mordheim's ruleset hearkens back to the much more complex rules of earlier editions of ''Warhammer''. It can be seen as a FantasyCounterpart to ''{{Necromunda}}''.
Set several centuries before the "present day" of Warhammer, it revolves around a city called Mordheim, once the jewel of TheEmpire, now flattened after being crushed under a meteorite of wyrdstone. This magical substance can, among other things, turn lead into gold, and so the ruins now crawl with adventurous treasure seekers hoping to make it rich. However, wyrdstone also causes rampant mutation and corruption, and so the ruins are crawling with monsters, maniacs and mutants.
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!!This tabletop game provides examples of:
* AfterTheEnd: Well, technically. Mordheim has been utterly destroyed -- the rest of the world is fine. [[CrapsackWorld For a given value of "fine"]].
* BadAss: Anyone who survives more than one visit to Mordheim is going to become this soon enough.
* BlackHumor: This is a Games Workshop game -- naturally, it's full of it.
* BlackMagic: The magic used by the Chaos Cult, Beastmen and Skaven, of course, but the Witch Hunters consider all magic "black".
** So? The Witch Hunters are right. What's your point?
*** Teclis of Ulthuan wants a word with you...
* CultClassic: Has been noted as one of the only games that can induce hardcore 40K only players into the Warhammer Fantasy setting.
* EverythingTryingToKillYou: There are tables for environmental effects that include the earth underfoot trying to swallow you, shadows coming to life and trying murder you, and spontaneous rains of fish.
* GreenRocks: Wyrdstone... better known elsewhere in the Warhammer setting as "warpstone".
* ReligionIsMagic: The Sisters of Sigmar have mystical powers as a result of their devotion to Sigmar. They even managed to use their prayers to shield their monastery when the comet hit.
* {{Retcon}}: In the 6th Chaos Warriors sourcebook for Warhammer, The Shadowlord was explained to be [[spoiler: Be'lakor, the Damned First Daemon Prince of Chaos Undivided, having possessed the Chaos Warrior who ''should'' have been the Chosen of Chaos for that generation, in an effort to cheat his destiny]].
* RodentsOfUnusualSize: The Skaven.
