Remember, for each new revision you now need only print and replace the revised index and pages with new entries.
Go to the Guild Downloads section for the latest English, French and German PDF downloads. The only document that has seen no changes this month is the French Creature Compendium.
]]>Like the Lore Cards Compendium, the document has been redesigned for even greater ease of use. It contain several sections, each with its own pagination. The sections are designed as individual sub documents, each with a separate page count. Each page number contains the section ID and a page counter in the format x.y.
This means that for each new revision you need only print and replace the revised index and pages with new entries without messing up the overall document structure.
Go to the Guild Downloads section for the latest English, French and German PDF downloads.
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OK, maybe they could have come up with a better title to this post! The official blog shows the back of the box for the upcoming Scottish Wars: A Dwarven Perspective expansion, revealing the figures to be 6 Cattle Riders, 8 Clan Chiefs, 12 Human Mounted Knights and 16--count 'em, 16--Spear Bearers.
If you click the image to see a larger one, you may recognise the writing on the back--yes, it's the first published dispatch from The Raven!
]]>In response to concerns about the usage of paper and ink, Gerald has made a few changes this month. The new documents contain five sections, each with its own pagination. Section 1 contains the introduction and index with roman page numbers. Sections 2-5 are reserved for the 4 Lore Masters. They are designed as individual sub documents, each with a separate page count. Each page number contains the lore card ID and a page counter in the format x.y. So, the Rogues Deja Vu would have page number 3.1. If there is more one page under that card, the next page would be 3.2.
This means, that for each new revision you need only print and replace the revised index and pages with new entries without messing up the overall document structure.
Go to the Guild Downloads section for the latest English, French and German PDF downloads.
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The official blog gives us the first look at the upcoming Scottish Wars: A Dwarven Perspective expansion.]]>
Goblin Skirmishers
Dwarven Battalion.
From the Dwarven Battalion set, Dwarven spear bearers wield their pointed cabers!]]>
From the Dwarven Battalion set, Dwarven axe swingers have at it!]]>
Since the last versions of the Universal Head BattleLore rules summaries and reference sheets we've seen quite a few additions and clarifications to the BattleLore rules.
Now at last you can download these definitive sheets safe in the knowledge that you are completely up-to-date.
Firstly, the BattleLore Rules Summary is at version 2. Not only have the first two pages (the core rules), been carefully checked and revised, but the next two pages provide you with a handy summary of the Epic rules, and the final page a summary of the Call to Arms rules.
Then, the very useful BattleLore Rules Reference has been updated to version 8. This includes all the new terrain, weapons and unit types from the specialist packs and expansions, all carefully presented on a single double-sided sheet.
Many thanks go to ColtsFan76, the tireless BattleLore fan some of you may know from the official forums, whose proofreading and suggestions have been invaluable in the making of these updates.
As usual, for best results, print out in colour on double-sided matt card, cut out and laminate.
Enjoy! Go to the Guild Downloads section for the downloads. Translated versions will be posted as soon as possible.
Update: The Reference has been updated to v8.1 with the correction of some small cosmetic errors.
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From the Dwarven Battalion set, the feared Dwarven bagpipers on the march!]]>
From the Goblin Skirmishers set, two units of goblins bearing spears!]]>
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