Where are the skeleton's :'(

[Ballistoche]

Where are the skeleton's? A skin's for replace the paria (dreeg) apparence by a skeleton apparence is possible ?

[Penny Royal]

Rumour has it GW has restricted skeletons to use with the Tomb Kings

[Ballistoche]

Originally posted by Randall:

Rumour has it GW has restricted skeletons to use with the Tomb Kings

OMG noooooooooo! Tomb Kings in Mordheim? It's normal in the game ? (I played only warhammer battle and 40k, not specialist of mordheim ^^ )

[Bubs]

Back when Mordheim was made, Warhammer undead were all lumped into the same book. Honestly I think the only reason skeletons stayed with the vampire counts once they split off was because removing skeletons from what was considered the "normal" undead army would be heresy. Going by that same logic though, you should have the option of skeletons in Mordheim, which I disagree with.

I guess things are still merged together, seeing as there were 5 types of vampires, and I suspect only the Lahmians were the ones to use skeletons. Or else maybe zombies become skeletons in time?

Bottom line may just be that they were never in Mordheim outside of random happenings. Now that is an idea isn't it...

[Ishan451]

Originally posted by Randall:

Rumour has it GW has restricted skeletons to use with the Tomb Kings

Probably the worst decision they ever made... i liked Undead more before they broke them up into these factions. Especially because, while i like Ancient Egypt, the Tomb King aesthetic is atrocious.

Originally posted by ~Bubs~:

Back when Mordheim was made, Warhammer undead were all lumped into the same book. Honestly I think the only reason skeletons stayed with the vampire counts once they split off was because removing skeletons from what was considered the "normal" undead army would be heresy.

They ruined them regardless. The split was the reason i stopped playing Undead.

[Bubs]

And then tomb kings were cancelled anyways... go GW.

[uddhava]

Well Skellies were never in the Mordheim version, which is the short answer

[Quax]

yes no skeletons in mordheim...something I never understood.

[Llch]

Skeleton is basically a veteran zombie that've seen some sh*t so... Veteran skill upgrade XD?

[Great Mazinkaiser]

Originally posted by ~Bubs~:

And then tomb kings were cancelled anyways... go GW.

Wait, what? When did this happen?

[GenericNickname]

Originally posted by GreatMazinkaiser:

Originally posted by ~Bubs~:

And then tomb kings were cancelled anyways... go GW.

Wait, what? When did this happen?

They were removed with Age of Sigmar and are no longer available from GW's store.

[Llch]

Originally posted by GenericNickname:

Originally posted by GreatMazinkaiser:

Wait, what? When did this happen?

They were removed with Age of Sigmar and are no longer available from GW's store.

Even then Tomb Kings have all their fun already back home, only point for them going to Mordheim is to crash pesky youngsters plans for lolz (aka Vampiers). Honestly only Slads are in the same leage with them and High elves.

[Reaver79]

Originally posted by ~Bubs~:

Back when Mordheim was made, Warhammer undead were all lumped into the same book. Honestly I think the only reason skeletons stayed with the vampire counts once they split off was because removing skeletons from what was considered the "normal" undead army would be heresy. Going by that same logic though, you should have the option of skeletons in Mordheim, which I disagree with.

I guess things are still merged together, seeing as there were 5 types of vampires, and I suspect only the Lahmians were the ones to use skeletons. Or else maybe zombies become skeletons in time?

Bottom line may just be that they were never in Mordheim outside of random happenings. Now that is an idea isn't it...

Wherent Mordheim actually released in the 4'th edition where also the Vampire counts made their first apperance ?

[Great Mazinkaiser]

Originally posted by Llch:

Originally posted by GenericNickname:

They were removed with Age of Sigmar and are no longer available from GW's store.

Even then Tomb Kings have all their fun already back home, only point for them going to Mordheim is to crash pesky youngsters plans for lolz (aka Vampiers). Honestly only Slads are in the same leage with them and High elves.

They did have a warband list back in the day... was intended for the Araby sub-setting though. Wasn't particularly good overall.

[Bubs]

Originally posted by Reaver79:

Weren't Mordheim actually released in the 4'th edition where also the Vampire counts made their first apperance ?

I only know 40k stuff. All I know of fantasy is that I played 7th... i think. Happened to be vampire counts too.

[ISFCommando]

Originally posted by Reaver79:

Originally posted by ~Bubs~:

Back when Mordheim was made, Warhammer undead were all lumped into the same book. Honestly I think the only reason skeletons stayed with the vampire counts once they split off was because removing skeletons from what was considered the "normal" undead army would be heresy. Going by that same logic though, you should have the option of skeletons in Mordheim, which I disagree with.

I guess things are still merged together, seeing as there were 5 types of vampires, and I suspect only the Lahmians were the ones to use skeletons. Or else maybe zombies become skeletons in time?

Bottom line may just be that they were never in Mordheim outside of random happenings. Now that is an idea isn't it...

Wherent Mordheim actually released in the 4'th edition where also the Vampire counts made their first apperance ?

No, not at all, Mordheim came out in 2000, that's 6th edition warhammer fantasy for those keeping score at home.