A self contained board game. Spacefleet. ;)

I asked about more GW IP including older board games at the Flight Report at Gen Con Indy this year and the answer was basically "Keep watching the website".

How easy would it be to do Tannhauser style with Inqusitor or Mordheim soooooo easy if you ever played the new rules Tannhauser you can just see the possibilities open

Oooh!  I'll add a vote for Blood Royale!  Awesome game and really a nice mechanic but crippled by a lack of balance and really ambiguous rules.  I'm sure FFG would be able to do it justice!

this has to be the most aniticapted follow up we are all waiting for...:(

"Dark Future" and its expansion "White Line Fever" would be great to see redone and then expand on it with 18 wheelers, I would be first in line for that.

Battle Fleet Gothic or Necromunda would make make awesome card/ board games

My vote for a new FFG RPG would be  Necromunda.

The setting for  Necromunda is just as rich as Dark Heresy, with many other Gangs and Houses to act as either allies or adversaries.

I could see it working really well with DH or BC as a setting book.

 I really doubt they will ever make Warhammer quest, it would be counter productive for FFG to sell a game that you can expand by buying miniatures from another publisher (GW), unless they start selling Warhammer miniatures from the FFG website, which seems highly unlikely.

jogo said:

Don't know how well it would sell, but we'd play it just for nostalgia.  Occasionally we drag out my old copy of HeroQuest, usually after drinking.

My understanding is that FFG has the Rights to make Warhammer and Warhammer 40K Roleplaying Game products. With that being said there are a number of either core games or supplements I'd love to see as I'm a huge Warhammer 40K IP fan

The First is a Xenos based RPG, while the Ork and Kroot in "Into the Storm" are great I think an Eldar or Tau based Game would get alot of people interested as I'm sure it's been said Before. For the Tau they could seperate it into two to four different core lines like they did with DH, RT, DW, and BC which cover the different castes. With Eldar it'd be fairly easy I think as I've done some homebrew conversions in my head which work out. and The Elder Paths lend themselves well to structure, while Dark Eldar lean towards the more open BC XP spend mechanic. Again different core lines could be done (Craftworld Eldar, The Harlequins, Dark Eldar, Exodites)

Though I think Blood Bowl is a miniature based game and FFG might not have access to the particular liscense, part of me thinks it'd be interesting in an RPG sense.

lol Forgot, Necromunda, a player of mine always wants to do a Necromunda Campaign, and I'd like to see a Mordheim style game to balance it out, though I think the fantasy RPG has that covered.

BrotherCaptainMagni said:

I have to agree with the vote for a Xeno RPG.  The Tau in particular are probably the only addition to the 40k RPG other then the Ad Mech who would make me do my best Futurama impression ("Shut up and take my money!") at this point.  And... before someone says it because I know I've heard this arguement before on the RT and DH forums, if the Tau/Elder mindset was so alien humans would be unable to RP them convincingly, human minds at GW would not have been able to conceive of them in the first place.

Anyway, about the only thing I disagree with is dividing the Tau castes into seperate core lines.  While the various groups of the Imperium all have their own support staffs and somewhat independent rules for playing soldiers/scholars/engineers/diplomats within the context of the Inquisition, RT Dynasties, or Deathwatch, Tau society seems to be a bit more interwoven with each caste feeling like a combination of homeworlds/chapters and the old career trees we saw in Dark Heresy.  Also, I have a bit of trouble picturing how their adventures might work out at lower levels, at least compared to Dark Heresy type games.  Rogue Trader and Deathwatch-esque games sure, but not sure how investigation campaigns would work out.

The Eldar on the other hand, given that the four you mentioned have more in common with the Imperium lines then the Tau does, I can see that working.

Finally, as for Blood Bowl... I think it would make a better card game then an RPG.  How many RPGs do we have where the party plays a sports team?

 BLOOD ROYALE!

Mark me down for another vote for Curse of the Mummy's Tomb, I haven't played that game in forever! Also, I'd really like to see a new Chainsaw Warrior, complete with a few expansions and such ;)