@@chimera916 I REALLY want to play it. It looks freaking awesome! Currently arbitrating a Necromunda Succession Campaign, when its over, I plan to bring Mordhiem up to the group. Half love and play Cursed City...so lol I think that'll help sell it?
I really love the mobile version, but its just limited arena version, the enemies allways run away too quickly, and the game tries to overbalance your characters. so much as a single sniper rifle on some low level dude and youre up against a fleet of armored dwarves or a vampire
Tuomas Pirinen has been in awe that people still play this classic game. He's active in the roleplaying scene in Finland, so one might run into him in events here. He loaned the original cover art painting to the Finnish Museum of Games at some point. It just floored me, because I didn't expect that when visiting.
7:00 there’s a pub called ‘The Hobbit’ in Southampton, England. It has a cocktail range called ‘The Fellowship’ with each character having a custom drink to reflect their nature, served in Pints. I used to go there a lot.
This is what I love about miniatures wargaming! You can throw a room full of strangers together and by the end of it have a blast at the same time. Gaming is fun, but the friends we make along the way is better!
Such a unique experience! I'm happy I did my part while not being able to participate. I was heartbroken to refuse the invitation but life gets in the way. Thank you for showcasing my Cult of the Possessed played by Jon! He's such a sweet person, like a brother to me. Thanks for the video and for bringing us with you there!
I love Mordheim with my whole heart, and up until recently I had high hopes that GW would bring it back... but seeing all the cool stuff the community has been doing to keep this awesome game alive, I would love to see it stay with the fans! Great video, thank you!
The rotating view on multiple, truly inspiring warbands, was much appreciated. Amazing to get a good look at these lovingly converted and painted warbands.
This meet-up looks absolutely phenomenal! It has been amazing seeing some of the most wonderful hobbyists across the community coming together and creating an event that we could also live vicariously through all over social media. Thanks for taking the time to record some visuals of this spectacle for us too, take care ;)
Wow, thanks for doing such a lovely job capturing the essence of the event! It was really something special that reminds me why this hobby is so unique. Cheers!
Fantastic and inspiring video. You're the person who got me into Mordheim (I asked you about round vs square bases) and now I have more than a dozen warbands (with various bases, though mostly not painted yet) and am working on terrain. Hopefully I can make it to an event like this one day. Great to see this channel grow connect with others. Thanks!
Mordheim is a perfect example of a system that has been taken over by the community in the best way. IMO, wargaming is best when the hobby and the community are at the forefront and the terrain and warbands show this off in SPADES! My god, so much gorgeous stuff. I would love to dabble in this level of wargaming, but games like these aren't SUPER popular. Even Kill Team and Warcry haven't taken off. We have a few Frostgrave players and I might just have to dip into that more, but this video is an absolute treat to see either way. Keep it up, can't wait to see what you make with terrain!
Hey Eric, this was an incredible vid, thanks for sharing your experience! I wanted to say that I appreciate how respectful you come across when speaking about so many other people. I know this hobby is generally praised for how wholesome its participants can be, and I definitely see that in other creators too, but stuff like this is really wonderful to see. Thanks for sharing the info of not only the players but the artists and event organizers and game creators, and sharing them with language that accentuates all the amazing different things that everyone brings to this shared hobby!
This is really cool to see. Mordheim is the game that my friends got me into the hobby with about 3 years ago. Mini painting and terrain building is now one of my favorite hobbies and I owe it all to Mordheim.
Such a great video that not only gave a great account of the event itself but also gave a very positive “pay it forward” kind of hobby vibe. Love it. Gave me inspiration aswell.
Mordheim is still to this day my all time favorite mini wargame. One word to describe Mordheim "FUN" thats it just plain fun. I loved this video and its so awesome to see such talented people still keeping Mordheim alive and enjoying the game to this day...wow! Well done.
Thank you so much for showing off SO much of the other players and terrain, your care and kindness in this action makes this window into the hobby feel so much bigger and kinder. My local shop just had a mordhiem campaign that i was enraptured bye, even though i could not join this time. I look forward to diving into it in the future
The amount of talent and passion for the hobby gathered together like this must have been incredible. I miss Mordheim, have sold my stuff years ago. Some of it went to hobbyists world wide. Nice vid Eric. 👍
what a great video, thank you so much for sharing all this. and props to everyone involved in the invitational ! I only know mordheim from afar, love the setting and the aesthetics but I've always been afraid by all the rules etc. but now I actually feel like i'm gonna get into it and get my own warband !
First time to your channel. Never played or seen Mordheim played, but I've loved the idea of it and really love all the beautiful terrains people make for it. Even though I don't play miniature wargames I do paint terrain so seeing this brought a smile to my face. Thanks for taking time to focus on the paint jobs and creativity of the miniatures and terrain. Enjoyed watching, cheers!
So many cool warbands and such lovely terrain. The Mad Count and his retinue reminds me of the vampires in Darkest Dungeon. Mordheim and DD are very similar to begin with, but it would be fun to convert warbands and random encounters based on DD.
I really love the look and flair of Mordheim, the setting, the terrain, the narrative play, the campaign rules, the warbands and the amount of individualisation and so much more.. But I just don't know if I can deal with "I go, you go" anymore. That's really something I hate in gaming systems nowadays... Amazing event and amazing video, love to see this amount of enthusiasm from all over the world for something in one room! :)
I'm an old terrain guy and I'm glad to see the next generation of terrain guys share their love for the hobby!!!!! You and your buddies are AMAZING!!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!!
Haven't watched the video yet, but I already know it will be a banger. Mordheim was a golden moment in my childhood. I never had the resources to put together a full warhammer army, but Mordheim? Me and a few friends around a table in the basement. Setting up our warbands, hunting for warpstone, weaving stories about our characters as they accumulated wounds and experience. Damn, it was good. Amazing times.
I still have my original Mordheim rulebook. Tried so many times over the years to get friends into it, and there was always a lot of interest until I started talking about painting minis, building some terrain, and setting up a time to play - and then everyone was suddenly busy with other things to do.
I played in a Mordheim tournament years ago with my dad, my orc warband had a story built around it and i bought new models to fit them it, such as savage orcs and taking the skull drum and using it as a helmet for a hero. It was some of the most fun I had with tabletop. If i get the chance to be in another that would be amazing!
You got me, Eric! Now I have to go grab a copy of Mordheim rules and give it a go again even though I haven't played it since like 1998! The terrain tables at that Invitational were just sick, and I have to be a part of that!
Man this video pulled at my heart strings! My warband is back in my parents loft in England! I WILL dig it out one day and dust it off n play somewhere I hope
Such an amazing video and event, thanks for sharing Eric! I haven't actually played a game of Mordheim in 20+ years, but I'm still building and painting warbands all the time, just because the setting is so damn cool that I never want to leave it. Love your work and the passion you show for this incredible game, keep it up!
Was one of my favorites back I the day. Ran a warband of Skaven called the rat pack. Frank Ratatra, Sammy Skaven Jr. And Dean Mouseran. The rest were nameless. Also ran Sisters of Sigmar and shadow elves.
Great vid, those boards and warbands look amazing! I was inspided by your last Mordheim video to put together 2 gangs and my box set terrain for a boardgame day with a friend and we both really enjoyed it. I had a blast since converting the warbands and by luck my FLGS is starting a campaign this winter. My Reikland warband is now preparing to reclaim the honor and fortune of their leader, the disgraced Graf of Hasslichwald.
The terrain, the minis, the narratives, and the camaraderie. This makes me really want to pick up Mordheim, its just everything that drew me to Warhammer initially
What a great video and clearly a great weekend; the kind of event every miniatures wargamer aspires to participate in. You’ve got me looking sideways at my Sisters of Sigmar & Marienburgers… they need paint on them!! Glad you had a great time; it looks epic.
Seeing all those magnificent minis and terrains sure is really inspirationnal and motivating, so are all the good vibes and positivity radiating from all the participants !
Seeing a couple of videos from Mordheim 2022 plus Tuomas' interview has made me really want to get back into the game! Time to start working out a new warband I think and seeing if I can track down any local players
For those looking for some cheap Empire-esque minis in plastic, check out Wargames Atlantic. They've got a lot of cool plastic kits, but the relevant ones are their Conquistadors kit (which have head options for more continental forces) and the Landsknecht Ogres kit (which can also be built as 40K Ogryn). Both kits have a variety of weapon and head options, to cover multiple different roles and aesthetics. You won't get the kind of individualized flavor of the old metal Mordheim models, but they work well enough and can be kitbashed further or supplemented with character models taken from other manufacturers.
Mordheim is a fantasytic game, the setting is so cool and the terrain options are endless. So cool to meet Karl Urban haha. Ofcourse let us not forget Necromunda, which is a close competitor for Mordheim, not similar games but both equally awesome 😉👍
Once a Mordheimer always a Mordheimer. It’s the only GW game that brings me back to the hobby, time and time again. Glad to see you had a great time yourself.
you made me miss so much playing Mordheim and all those small things that came from every playthrough. ok, almost 40, I'm going again to build a warband
We just finished our year long mordheim league a day ago, 14 games and everyone started fresh out of their books on gold and xp. It is such a fantastic game. Some players first time trying the game, or first time ever playing in a mordheim continuation campaign. Golden era of games workshop.
It must be really weird for Karl Urban to have to navigate the world, one selfie to the next. I'm reminded of M Bison's quote, "For you, the day Bison graced your village was the most important day of your life. But for me, it was Tuesday." Very cool, though! 10:00 That converted sorcerer in red is a great, "simple" bit of work.
I didn’t even ask him to take a photo, i kind of started to raise my phone and he preemptively said “of course mate”. He was very cool and very nice. He seemed genuinely happy that i spoke to him, but even still i left him alone after a very quick interaction just out of respect. I have been a big fan since The Two Towers and I just couldn’t resist
These table top backgrounds remind me of the little train set and town my father had growing up. I think I'd do it again if I had the chance, but this time with Warhammer :P Great video. Enjoyed it.
thanks for sharing this, i know nothing about this game though the wholesome and genuine spirit of what you guys created kept me here enjoying the whole video.
oh NOW he starts a league, AFTER i move from Hamilton great video, just stuffed with gorgeous camera work and minis. makes me wanna dust off my copy of WD 238 and build a bunch of terrain right NOW!
Hey Eric, really appreciate your content! Your terrain videos have inspired me to do some awesome stuff of my own. I really hope that your involvement in your local game stores means that we could potentially get more Mordheim content! This game is super interesting and I’ve always wanted to give it a shot, but getting a window into Mordheim via the content you make is a close second 💙
Fun video! With the old world coming back & the big following of Necromunda, GW should bring the printed material back with a new guide on kitbashing or proxy the GW minis. Also I love how some people sent their minis to be in the event.
That looked like a lot of fun and those tables and miniatures are out of this world. I loved the aesthetic of Mordheim . My Mordheim table had a lot of waterways and ruins . Take Venice and smash it up . I could never get over that you underlings were not individuals but small groups. I never liked that at all. I would love to see something like this for Necromunda.
I got so much nostalgia watching this. My mates and I LOVED Mordheim back in high school. We just had the cardboard terrain from the box set. We would play after school all the time and had so much fun. Why is this game not getting a revival like Necromunda did in 2017?
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I spelled Jimmy’s instagram handle wrong! The correct spelling is @the_phoenecian . Go check out his work and the others in this video!
What paint brushes do you use in all your videos? Never any links or items in descriptions
Eric... how DARE you say this is better than Necromunda! I'm appalled. I'm disappointed.
@@-VOR Sorry bruh... But it is really better than any other games... Mordheim is the best skirmish ever created
@@chimera916 I REALLY want to play it. It looks freaking awesome! Currently arbitrating a Necromunda Succession Campaign, when its over, I plan to bring Mordhiem up to the group. Half love and play Cursed City...so lol I think that'll help sell it?
@@chimera916 can you point me to where I can get started with rules and such?
“The journey was pretty uneventful except that I met Eomer and Judge Dredd.”
😎
And Butcher??
And reaper from Doom! 😂
and Dr McCoy and Lord Vaako!
@@euansmith3699 I friggin love vaako! Completely forgot about him. Karl Urban is just awesome
Mordhiem is a shining example of a game from the “golden era” of Workshop. The original game designers, sculptors and artists should be proud
I still own the original box. Its a great game.
great theme and setting but the rules are quite terrible!
@@Xian109 Seems to be a GW trend. Good thing is fans can fine-tune numbers easily themselves.
I really love the mobile version, but its just limited arena version, the enemies allways run away too quickly, and the game tries to overbalance your characters. so much as a single sniper rifle on some low level dude and youre up against a fleet of armored dwarves or a vampire
@@Xian109 If you don't mind elaborating, what was terrible about the rules?
Such a cool event! I'd be a liar if I said I wasn't jealous of your experience. Thank you for virtually bringing us along!
You should join next time!
@@EricsHobbyWorkshop I want to go next time! Wish I woulda known. My Dad lives in Houston! Woulda been a nice vacation. Glad you had fun!
Tuomas Pirinen has been in awe that people still play this classic game. He's active in the roleplaying scene in Finland, so one might run into him in events here. He loaned the original cover art painting to the Finnish Museum of Games at some point. It just floored me, because I didn't expect that when visiting.
Those are some awesome warbands and boards. Brave men moving them cross country.
Yeah, it was so cool to see some of these beauties in person
7:00 there’s a pub called ‘The Hobbit’ in Southampton, England.
It has a cocktail range called ‘The Fellowship’ with each character having a custom drink to reflect their nature, served in Pints.
I used to go there a lot.
The Hobbit Southampton was (likely still is) great. Never managed to drink the entire Fellowship in one outing, but I loved a Gollum.
Holy cow I would have flipped out to meet Karl Urban by random chance.
He was really friendly! Very cool guy
This is what I love about miniatures wargaming! You can throw a room full of strangers together and by the end of it have a blast at the same time. Gaming is fun, but the friends we make along the way is better!
That's what got me into playing Warhammer and not just reading the books, the players are great and friendly.
@@larrymanns364 What are your fav Warhammer books? I haven't even tried them out yet.
Such a unique experience! I'm happy I did my part while not being able to participate. I was heartbroken to refuse the invitation but life gets in the way.
Thank you for showcasing my Cult of the Possessed played by Jon! He's such a sweet person, like a brother to me.
Thanks for the video and for bringing us with you there!
Great job, Eric! I love the bit with you laughing with Mark. That really encapsulates the whole week for me!
That was one hell of a game though haha. Loved it
I love Mordheim with my whole heart, and up until recently I had high hopes that GW would bring it back... but seeing all the cool stuff the community has been doing to keep this awesome game alive, I would love to see it stay with the fans! Great video, thank you!
The rotating view on multiple, truly inspiring warbands, was much appreciated. Amazing to get a good look at these lovingly converted and painted warbands.
Thank you so much. It was worth the travel and meeting you guys was amazing. Hope to do it again soon and meet you. Our game was indeed hilarious 🤣
Spaniards fighting each other is totally accurate. It's amazing how Mordheim still enlightens creativity 20 years later.
This meet-up looks absolutely phenomenal!
It has been amazing seeing some of the most wonderful hobbyists across the community
coming together and creating an event that we could also live vicariously through all over social media.
Thanks for taking the time to record some visuals of this spectacle for us too, take care ;)
10:32 warband so cool it gets an error-message
Simply put: one of the most uplifting, informative, and inspiring videos of seen on UA-cam for ages.
So nice of you to shout out other creators like those Wier brother. Really amazing the kind of family this hobby can inspire
The community is why I still play my Possessed warband every weekend. Have a lot of fun every time.
Wow, thanks for doing such a lovely job capturing the essence of the event! It was really something special that reminds me why this hobby is so unique. Cheers!
That modular table construction is brilliant!
Fantastic and inspiring video. You're the person who got me into Mordheim (I asked you about round vs square bases) and now I have more than a dozen warbands (with various bases, though mostly not painted yet) and am working on terrain. Hopefully I can make it to an event like this one day. Great to see this channel grow connect with others. Thanks!
Mordheim is a perfect example of a system that has been taken over by the community in the best way. IMO, wargaming is best when the hobby and the community are at the forefront and the terrain and warbands show this off in SPADES! My god, so much gorgeous stuff. I would love to dabble in this level of wargaming, but games like these aren't SUPER popular. Even Kill Team and Warcry haven't taken off. We have a few Frostgrave players and I might just have to dip into that more, but this video is an absolute treat to see either way. Keep it up, can't wait to see what you make with terrain!
Love this video - awsome job, im getting back into Mordhiem in Australia!!
Hey Eric, this was an incredible vid, thanks for sharing your experience! I wanted to say that I appreciate how respectful you come across when speaking about so many other people. I know this hobby is generally praised for how wholesome its participants can be, and I definitely see that in other creators too, but stuff like this is really wonderful to see. Thanks for sharing the info of not only the players but the artists and event organizers and game creators, and sharing them with language that accentuates all the amazing different things that everyone brings to this shared hobby!
This is really cool to see. Mordheim is the game that my friends got me into the hobby with about 3 years ago. Mini painting and terrain building is now one of my favorite hobbies and I owe it all to Mordheim.
Such a great video that not only gave a great account of the event itself but also gave a very positive “pay it forward” kind of hobby vibe. Love it. Gave me inspiration aswell.
Mordheim is still to this day my all time favorite mini wargame. One word to describe Mordheim "FUN" thats it just plain fun. I loved this video and its so awesome to see such talented people still keeping Mordheim alive and enjoying the game to this day...wow! Well done.
Thank you so much for showing off SO much of the other players and terrain, your care and kindness in this action makes this window into the hobby feel so much bigger and kinder.
My local shop just had a mordhiem campaign that i was enraptured bye, even though i could not join this time. I look forward to diving into it in the future
that video was just wholesome mate, enjoyed seeing you all have fun with these absolutely georgious tables
The amount of talent and passion for the hobby gathered together like this must have been incredible. I miss Mordheim, have sold my stuff years ago. Some of it went to hobbyists world wide. Nice vid Eric. 👍
what a great video, thank you so much for sharing all this. and props to everyone involved in the invitational !
I only know mordheim from afar, love the setting and the aesthetics but I've always been afraid by all the rules etc.
but now I actually feel like i'm gonna get into it and get my own warband !
Would love to see more of that modular board with all the trapezoid tiles and how it works! The whole weekend looks so epic
First time to your channel. Never played or seen Mordheim played, but I've loved the idea of it and really love all the beautiful terrains people make for it. Even though I don't play miniature wargames I do paint terrain so seeing this brought a smile to my face. Thanks for taking time to focus on the paint jobs and creativity of the miniatures and terrain. Enjoyed watching, cheers!
So many cool warbands and such lovely terrain. The Mad Count and his retinue reminds me of the vampires in Darkest Dungeon. Mordheim and DD are very similar to begin with, but it would be fun to convert warbands and random encounters based on DD.
wow increadable Eric,that was amazing. Unreal, the scale of modiling craft that I see here is mind blowing, thank you mate. Chuck F.
Mordheim is my favorite miniature game of all time. Haven't played in more than a decade, but I still think about it.
Really great write up! Also great to see a miniature that I sculpted make an appearance at the tournament!
Amazing stuff! This is probably the ideal gaming experience for me. Scenic tables, narrative, skirmish level, chill atmosphere, all the good stuff!
I really love the look and flair of Mordheim, the setting, the terrain, the narrative play, the campaign rules, the warbands and the amount of individualisation and so much more.. But I just don't know if I can deal with "I go, you go" anymore. That's really something I hate in gaming systems nowadays...
Amazing event and amazing video, love to see this amount of enthusiasm from all over the world for something in one room! :)
Dude, you met Karl Urban? Thats sweet. The tournament looked cool too.
I'm an old terrain guy and I'm glad to see the next generation of terrain guys share their love for the hobby!!!!! You and your buddies are AMAZING!!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!!
Haven't watched the video yet, but I already know it will be a banger. Mordheim was a golden moment in my childhood. I never had the resources to put together a full warhammer army, but Mordheim? Me and a few friends around a table in the basement. Setting up our warbands, hunting for warpstone, weaving stories about our characters as they accumulated wounds and experience. Damn, it was good. Amazing times.
Sick vlog, and I love the passion and community on display. Thank you.
Events like this are exactly what I want out of the hobby, thanks for bringing us along
I still have my original Mordheim rulebook. Tried so many times over the years to get friends into it, and there was always a lot of interest until I started talking about painting minis, building some terrain, and setting up a time to play - and then everyone was suddenly busy with other things to do.
This is the hobby. Plain and simple. Thank you so much for sharing!
I played in a Mordheim tournament years ago with my dad, my orc warband had a story built around it and i bought new models to fit them it, such as savage orcs and taking the skull drum and using it as a helmet for a hero. It was some of the most fun I had with tabletop. If i get the chance to be in another that would be amazing!
You got me, Eric! Now I have to go grab a copy of Mordheim rules and give it a go again even though I haven't played it since like 1998! The terrain tables at that Invitational were just sick, and I have to be a part of that!
What a bunch of buddies!
I couldn't love this more! Thank you so much for taking us along on this incredible weekend, Eric! Man, I wish I was invited...
Man this video pulled at my heart strings! My warband is back in my parents loft in England! I WILL dig it out one day and dust it off n play somewhere I hope
Amacing video.
Me and my old local group have just getting startet again. With terrain and miniature build 🤩
Eric, thanks for making great content for Mordheim. I wish more creators made genuine content like yours. I love the passion you show on your builds.
Looks awesome. I might have to look into this as another way to make use of the miniatures I paint for D&D and Pathfinder. Thank you for sharing!
Such an amazing video and event, thanks for sharing Eric! I haven't actually played a game of Mordheim in 20+ years, but I'm still building and painting warbands all the time, just because the setting is so damn cool that I never want to leave it. Love your work and the passion you show for this incredible game, keep it up!
Whoa!
Pro tip for magnet bases: put a circle of felt under the base for an extra finish and to protect the magnet from falling off.
Was one of my favorites back I the day. Ran a warband of Skaven called the rat pack. Frank Ratatra, Sammy Skaven Jr. And Dean Mouseran. The rest were nameless. Also ran Sisters of Sigmar and shadow elves.
Great vid, those boards and warbands look amazing! I was inspided by your last Mordheim video to put together 2 gangs and my box set terrain for a boardgame day with a friend and we both really enjoyed it. I had a blast since converting the warbands and by luck my FLGS is starting a campaign this winter. My Reikland warband is now preparing to reclaim the honor and fortune of their leader, the disgraced Graf of Hasslichwald.
Sooo much inspiration and new Mordheim creators to follow. Thanks for sharing! So excited to create my Witch Hunters warband in 2023.
The terrain, the minis, the narratives, and the camaraderie. This makes me really want to pick up Mordheim, its just everything that drew me to Warhammer initially
That invisible vampire with bloody hands! What a cool concept!
What a great video and clearly a great weekend; the kind of event every miniatures wargamer aspires to participate in. You’ve got me looking sideways at my Sisters of Sigmar & Marienburgers… they need paint on them!! Glad you had a great time; it looks epic.
Me and my friends just started playing mordheim so this is really cool to see
Seeing all those magnificent minis and terrains sure is really inspirationnal and motivating, so are all the good vibes and positivity radiating from all the participants !
What an amazing event, looks like (and sounds like!) you had a blast ... those tables are gorgeous!
Man, I love love love Mordheim! Made a warband of Middenheimers in wolf cloaks and axes.
I didn't know you could take Mordheim so far, I have no words
Seeing a couple of videos from Mordheim 2022 plus Tuomas' interview has made me really want to get back into the game! Time to start working out a new warband I think and seeing if I can track down any local players
Awesome built and minis！ Thank you for shout out these people.
ive never played a table top game but just love the hand painted characters and these sets are amazing
Beautiful collections! Thanks for sharing this experience 🤩
I've never heard of mordheim but your cinematography and presentation really displayed your passion for the game. Great stuff.
@DmEricsHobbyWorkshop_Telgraxm no, stop, go away
This was awesome to hear, it's great to see that a game can have this much impact on so many people. It's great to see :)
I've done this for D&D figures but I usually have minifigures travel in film holders, they're the perfect size for them.
For those looking for some cheap Empire-esque minis in plastic, check out Wargames Atlantic. They've got a lot of cool plastic kits, but the relevant ones are their Conquistadors kit (which have head options for more continental forces) and the Landsknecht Ogres kit (which can also be built as 40K Ogryn). Both kits have a variety of weapon and head options, to cover multiple different roles and aesthetics. You won't get the kind of individualized flavor of the old metal Mordheim models, but they work well enough and can be kitbashed further or supplemented with character models taken from other manufacturers.
Mordheim is the only rule book that captures the total madness that is Warhammer old world.
Mordheim is a fantasytic game, the setting is so cool and the terrain options are endless. So cool to meet Karl Urban haha. Ofcourse let us not forget Necromunda, which is a close competitor for Mordheim, not similar games but both equally awesome 😉👍
They are both very close to my heart ❤️
@@EricsHobbyWorkshop Same for me mate 😉👍
Such a great video! This really makes me want to do a big tourney here in sweden!!!
Great video, awesome terrain and miniatures, quite inspirational.
Once a Mordheimer always a Mordheimer. It’s the only GW game that brings me back to the hobby, time and time again. Glad to see you had a great time yourself.
you made me miss so much playing Mordheim and all those small things that came from every playthrough. ok, almost 40, I'm going again to build a warband
We just finished our year long mordheim league a day ago, 14 games and everyone started fresh out of their books on gold and xp. It is such a fantastic game. Some players first time trying the game, or first time ever playing in a mordheim continuation campaign. Golden era of games workshop.
Make the hobby grow!
It must be really weird for Karl Urban to have to navigate the world, one selfie to the next. I'm reminded of M Bison's quote, "For you, the day Bison graced your village was the most important day of your life. But for me, it was Tuesday." Very cool, though!
10:00 That converted sorcerer in red is a great, "simple" bit of work.
I didn’t even ask him to take a photo, i kind of started to raise my phone and he preemptively said “of course mate”. He was very cool and very nice. He seemed genuinely happy that i spoke to him, but even still i left him alone after a very quick interaction just out of respect. I have been a big fan since The Two Towers and I just couldn’t resist
@@EricsHobbyWorkshop That's great. I like it when my favourite actors don't turn out to be asshats.
These table top backgrounds remind me of the little train set and town my father had growing up. I think I'd do it again if I had the chance, but this time with Warhammer :P Great video. Enjoyed it.
Thats so cool, Mordheim was always my favorite Warhammer setting.
thanks for sharing this, i know nothing about this game though the wholesome and genuine spirit of what you guys created kept me here enjoying the whole video.
oh NOW he starts a league, AFTER i move from Hamilton
great video, just stuffed with gorgeous camera work and minis. makes me wanna dust off my copy of WD 238 and build a bunch of terrain right NOW!
Hey Eric, really appreciate your content! Your terrain videos have inspired me to do some awesome stuff of my own. I really hope that your involvement in your local game stores means that we could potentially get more Mordheim content! This game is super interesting and I’ve always wanted to give it a shot, but getting a window into Mordheim via the content you make is a close second 💙
That was a great video. Great approach to the community and game. Thank you.
Great seeing you at Adepticon. Looking forward to putting a Mordheim game together for my buddies and I. Thanks for the chat. ~Brian
Fun video! With the old world coming back & the big following of Necromunda, GW should bring the printed material back with a new guide on kitbashing or proxy the GW minis. Also I love how some people sent their minis to be in the event.
Holy shit! Jimmy! Was not expecting to see someone I actually play with regularly in this video!
I'm everywhere and nowhere~
Gotta represent Gävle 😜
I have to say I'm a little jealous after watching this ! :P Glad you have fun and takes for taking the time to do all you do for everyone.
I've watched this only like 20 times. So awesome. Looks like a great time.
Fantastic video Eric. Looks like it was an amazing event. Very jealous but really glad you all had a good time.
That looked like a lot of fun and those tables and miniatures are out of this world. I loved the aesthetic of Mordheim . My Mordheim table had a lot of waterways and ruins . Take Venice and smash it up . I could never get over that you underlings were not individuals but small groups. I never liked that at all.
I would love to see something like this for Necromunda.
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I got so much nostalgia watching this. My mates and I LOVED Mordheim back in high school. We just had the cardboard terrain from the box set. We would play after school all the time and had so much fun. Why is this game not getting a revival like Necromunda did in 2017?