The Specialist Games Wishlist.

[Mr Mystery]

So it's now completely confirmed. Specialist Design Studio is a go.

It's not a fabrication, but it is a fabricator. Betrayal at Calth is their first official offering (though one suspects they may have been behind the Assassins game at least, possibly involved as long ago as Space Hulk, but I have nothing like evidence to support that!) so I think it's safe to say we'll be seeing stuff that is more than just lip service to classic games.

The official word from GW, which you can find on their App specifically mentions Blood Bowl, Epic, Necromunda and Battlefleet Gothic, so again it seems safe to say most, if not all, their old titles are coming out of retirement for our gaming pleasure.

But what other treasures might we see? What products or approach might see your wallet beg for mercy in 12 months time?

Here's one to start you off. Apologies it's a Fantasy Game in the 40k section.

Warhammer Quest. Simply put, it was the greatest dungeoneering game I have ever played, ever. To my mind it's also the epitome of 'beers and a larf' gaming. You got your DM and your four players. Nobody has to think too much, and from the initial set near infinitely expandable. For how GW could cash in, look at FFG's equivalent, Descent (and indeed Imperial Assault).

Do rules for the existing plastic character clampacks and I figure you're laughing. Box of models here, campaign set there and you're off.

Rightydokey, over to you.

[Drew da Destroya]

Gorkamorka/Digganob. I'd love to see some updated Rebel Grotz, perhaps some Diggas and their mysterious allies, and the old Buggy really needs an update anyway.

[JMichael]

Man-O-War!!! I never played it, but always wanted to get into it.
I'm not a fantasy fan, but I loved Mordheim!!!

[Cleon]

Adeptus Titanicus.

Detailed rules for Titan on Titan combat in a sensible scale (6mm), with lovely modular plastic kits for the Warlord, Reaver and Warhound. I'd buy the hell out of that, they could even add some filthy Xenos machines too if they felt like it :P

[Alex Knight]

Warhammer Quest. Simply put, it was the greatest dungeoneering game I have ever played, ever. To my mind it's also the epitome of 'beers and a larf' gaming. You got your DM and your four players. Nobody has to think too much, and from the initial set near infinitely expandable. For how GW could cash in, look at FFG's equivalent, Descent (and indeed Imperial Assault).

Do rules for the existing plastic character clampacks and I figure you're laughing. Box of models here, campaign set there and you're off.

Rightydokey, over to you.

I'm surprised they didn't let FFG do Quest as a Descent re-skin, rather than as a card game. Then again, card game was the direction they went with for Blood Bowl as well.

[silashand]

New Epic Tyranids would be awesome. Always hated the old-style models...

[YorkNecromancer]

Adeptus Titanicus
Blood Bowl
Necromunda

In that order.

[Kirsten]

I'd like to see Mordheim and Necromunda with rules updates, Gorkamorka, Warhammer Quest would be awesome. I have the original but never had much chance to play it.

[Insert_nickname_here]

I will guarantee you that Warhammer Quest is coming. Because I have spent about the last 18 months making a board out of movement trays and recreating the monsters tables and warriors with modern miniatures, and that's just the way life goes.

Don't get me wrong, I'd still be all over it like a rash, though.

[YorkNecromancer]

New Epic Tyranids would be awesome. Always hated the old-style models...

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