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newpaintbrush · 11-15-2006

If you like Mordheim, why don't you organize some games and/or a tournament season?

Think about it.

Maybe you have some friends that like the thought of Warhammer, but aren't into spending $500 for an army. Tell 'em that Mordheim will cost 'em $30 (or whatever), and that they can borrow your paints.

So you introduce new people to the hobby, they don't spend a lotta money, and you don't have to worry about rule updates and FAQs and all sortsa stuff like that.

And you can get everything through GW Mail Order.

Yes, you see, how simple it all is. You want to play Mordheim. You CAN play Mordheim.

But nobody is going to shove a good time into your hands. Just like everything else worth having, if you want something good, you're gonna have to do some work to get it.

work? oh noes!

Sheat, maybe I should order some sets of Mordheim . . .

11-15-2006	#4 (permalink)
newpaintbrush Primer Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 32 Rep Power: 0 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	hold on a minute there If you like Mordheim, why don't you organize some games and/or a tournament season? Think about it. Maybe you have some friends that like the thought of Warhammer, but aren't into spending $500 for an army. Tell 'em that Mordheim will cost 'em $30 (or whatever), and that they can borrow your paints. So you introduce new people to the hobby, they don't spend a lotta money, and you don't have to worry about rule updates and FAQs and all sortsa stuff like that. And you can get everything through GW Mail Order. Yes, you see, how simple it all is. You want to play Mordheim. You CAN play Mordheim. But nobody is going to shove a good time into your hands. Just like everything else worth having, if you want something good, you're gonna have to do some work to get it. work? oh noes! Sheat, maybe I should order some sets of Mordheim . . .