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Habe eben eher zufällig auf der FB-Seite von Tuomas Pirinen neue inoffizielle Zusatzregeln für Hexenjäger gefunden. Er hatte sie wohl damals geschrieben und jetzt wieder ausgegraben. Habe sie selber noch gar nicht gelesen, aber teilen wollte ich schon mal :ok:

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MORDHEIM -WITCH HUNTER RABBLE ROUSING
I was going through my old rules notes for Mordheim (looking for my ship-to-ship fighting designs) whenI found these experimental rules I wrote for Witch Hunter Warbands for rousing rabble to fight with them, and I thought people might like to see these, so I decided to clean them up a bit and post them for all to see.

Please note that these rules are something you should only try out for fun: I came up with this idea quite late in the development (along with encampment rules) so I did not have time to playtest them throughly so in the end I did not include them even in the optional rules section of the Rulebook. I was extremely paranoid of making my own Warband too powerful, so I erred on the side of caution when it comes to my own game faction design -often a good rule of thumb for a designer to follow that I learned from Jervis. With all that in mind, enjoy this glimpse at game development process from the past.

So without further ado, here they are. Oh, look what time it is… ITS TIME TO PURGE THE HERETIC!

THE WITCH HUNTERS AND THE MOB
While most often the members of the Order of Witch Hunters prefer to operate alone or in small groups leading a few trusted followers, in these troubled times of strife and when anticipating an especially hard battle lies ahead, the Witch Hunters are sometimes willing to bring forth the full weight of their edict from the Grand Theogonst to summon the faithful to fight for cause of the Witch Hunters and obey them without a question. Living in the squalor of the many settlements around Mordheim there are many zealous worshippers of Sigmar who can be easily roused with fiery words to follow the Witch Hunter Warbands into the very city of Mordheim where few would normally dare to venture.

THE RULES
After any game, but before collecting any Wyrdstone, doing any exploration or looking for any rare items, the player can decide to send one or more of his Heroes to look for rabble to rouse with one of their exhorting speeches to denounce heretics.

Witch Hunter player may send up to three of the heroes of the Warband to preach to the zealous followers of the Cult of Sigmar in order to inspire them to follow the witch hunters into battle. The player must decide how many heroes he sends to rouse the the mob before rolling any dice.

Up to 6 Models can be acquired through Rabble Rousing. If more than 6 are acquired, the player may choose which ones are brought to the next battle.

The Rabble does not count towards the maximum size of the Warband, though it does count towards the Warband rating and it counts against the Rout tests.

The rabble disperses after the battle, and gains no experience and takes no part in exploration or towards the total cost of the upkeep of the Warband.

You may form same types of rabble into Henchmen groups if you wish, or move them individually.

For each Witch Hunter hero looking rouse the rabble, roll one D6 and consult the following chart

1: 1 x RABBLE 
Profile as per Zealots in the main Mordheim Rulebook. Armed with ptichforks, daggers, brooms and torches (all count as daggers),, and wear no armor.
SPECIAL RULE: RABBLE: As long as the Rabble is within 6” of Witch Hunter, Witch Hunter Captain or a Warrior Priest, they may use the Hero’s LD value instead of their own.

2: 2 x RABBLE
See above.

3-4: 3 x RABBLE
See above.

5: 1 x FLAGELLANT
As per Mordheim Rulebook. The Flagellant is armed with a flail.

6: 1 x PENITENT
Profile as per Zealots in the Mordheim rulebook.

Those who have sinned against the tenets of the Cult of Sigmar often suffer intense religious guilt and anguish. For such men and women (once they confess their sins to the Church), the Temple offers a way to salvation: paying penance. Often this involves self-flagellation, pilgrimage or prayer, but the most extreme form is the Trial by Fire, where the Penitents must publicly set themselves on fire: If he or she survives the flames, it means all of the Penitent’s sins are absolved. If the Penitent dies, he or she goes to meet the judgement of Sigmar in the next life. Penitents wear hoods or rags to hide their faces in order to show their remorse, and shame and they are easily swayed by the fiery sermons of the Witch Hunters and readily accompany them to face the enemies of Sigmar in order to absolve their sins.

SPECIAL RULES
TRIAL BY FIRE: The Penitent has no missile weapons, armour or even melee weapons. Instead, their robes are covered in pitch and smeared with beeswax, and they carry torches and barrels of oil in their backs.

First time the Penitent moves into base-to-base contact with any enemy models (via charge or otherwise), the Penitents immediately sets themselves aflame, burning like a living torch to compensate for their sins! The penitent and any and all models touching his base suffer an automatic 1 S4 hit in the beginning of the Melee phase (even if not engaged in combat currently), before any other attacks (including weapons such as spears) are resolved. All hits are suffered simultaneously. If the Penitent survives the combat round he or she continues to burn and suffers further S4 hit every turn in the beginning of the Hand-to-hand combat phase. The penitent can carry on moving on the battlefield and can charge further enemies, or stay in contact with fallen opponents to inflict further automatic hits on them.

NO FEAR OF DEATH: Penitents do not need to test against fear when charging or take all alone tests.

 

Skirmisher-Malkrieg 2016 - Mortheim/Frostgrave vs. Warlord/FreebootersFate/Godslayer

 MH/FG   69 : 0   WL/FF/GS

Mortgrave-Sympathisant

Und es zogen vier Scharen gen Mortheim - Mein P500
 

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Hmm, es klingt zwar an, aber so richtig eindeutig wird's nicht: nur Helden, die nicht ooA gegangen sind, können nach solchen Gefolgsleuten suchen und dann können sie weder erkunden, noch nach Seltenen suchen, oder wie versteht ihr das?

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Skirmisher-Malkrieg 2016 - Mortheim/Frostgrave vs. Warlord/FreebootersFate/Godslayer

 MH/FG   69 : 0   WL/FF/GS

Mortgrave-Sympathisant

Und es zogen vier Scharen gen Mortheim - Mein P500
 

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habe ich auch gedacht. ich denke das ist die einzig plausible Interpretation, warum man nicht einfach immer alle losschicken sollte. Und es wäre auch ein Bisschen eine Erklärung für das unsägliche 12-Leute-Maximum. Wenn man noch kostenloses Kanonenfutter dazu bekommt relativiert sich dieser langfristige Nachteil deutlich, oder was meint ihr?

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Ja, so macht es Sinn. Wenn ich mal wieder dazu komme, HJ zu spielen, will ich das hier unbedingt ausprobieren. Kann aber noch ne Weile dauern...

Skirmisher-Malkrieg 2016 - Mortheim/Frostgrave vs. Warlord/FreebootersFate/Godslayer

 MH/FG   69 : 0   WL/FF/GS

Mortgrave-Sympathisant

Und es zogen vier Scharen gen Mortheim - Mein P500
 

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