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Where would the sea ports be for the chaos dwarf navy. There are no referances of any seaports that i could find. But there are rules and ships in the man o war game

Thanks guys do you know where i could find more imfo .On Chaos dwarf navy stuff???

The Plaguefleet expansion for Man o' War is a good source of information, as it contains the entry for Chaos Dwarves in the game.

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Sweeeeeet.thanks dude!!!!!!!

No problem. *grins*... I believe the discussion on Man o' War in the OT section has a link to the rules. (Spacehulk.co.something).

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Wow thats a lot of tunnels.

Maybe the build them in some much island near Skavenblight (the swamps) then pilot them out to sea. Not every single piece of land mass in a swamp is all muck, some is solid Terra-firma. Even if they do steal them from others they still have to dock them somewhere.

In a fantasy game anything is plausable....

Don't have the link but at one of the US Games Days (belive it was like 97) someone actually built a scale Black Arc for one of the game tables, Looked cool.

Glad to see you found a more constructive outlet.

Better then what it might lead too, plus its kinda funny...

Once when I was a kid  my brother and I made napalm...

Don't really remember. I was maybe 9ish my older brother was 14ish he made it mostly. i do remember with lit up in the back yard and couldn't put it out we eventually were able to smother it with dirt when we grabbed the shovels!

Depends. GW is trying to increase the reach always, So it makes sense to have a tie in with ME. ME could be more miniature driven and the old MoW models are the right size. Besides they have to do something with all  of the unsold Warmaster figures. Does anyone actually know of anyone who played that, or let alone actually bought figures for it?

MoW had a better following and is remembered fondly... Warmaster? Always seemed to me to be a game made by GW for unknown reasons when no one was asking for it.

Not really the funny thing is that ME has been around in one form or another for years since the early 90's. MoW was by all acounts a sucessful game. I too heard (as others have mentioned on the site) that the reason it was discontinued was because once a person had a fleet they didn't need to spend much more, hence it became a drain on GW.

As far as warmaster goes I don't really see the point.

Wow first time I've ever heard of anyone run across it in "the wild". Rules very well may be great for me its hard to figure out just what I'd the point. Epic 40k had a reason: the scale of some models, Gor fantasy there is no need IMHO. It serlems to be a game solution in search of a game problem where none exists to address said problem.

Warmaster seems as if its is a game in search of an audience. Additionally it seeks to address a problem where none exists. Example the main reason for Epic 40k is the scale. hard to create  a titan at the 28mm scale, thus the smaller sizes so games can actually be played with reasonable gaming boards. Warmaster has no reall issues you can get almost any sized model on the board, thus what is the real need for a game of said scale?

On the topic of Chaos Dwarf ships, I found some pictures of the old Man-o-War models:

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At the time of this posting, these are all up for sale on eBay if there are any MoW diehards here.

Oh come on now Wallacer we all know that GW would NEVER stoop to such tactics...

You must have missed the first 11 pages on this thread there Bloodaxe