u/CthuluInvictus

How would I go about making one as a prop? My renfaire character is a worshiper of St. Guinefort and I want to dangle a dog paw of the end of my paternoster. I briefly considered buying an actual taxidermied coyote paw, but I'm worried about the smell and ethical procurement. My current idea for a fake is a ruined stuffed animal leg on a wire frame.

Does anyone have any recommendations for books specifically about the physics/mechanics of hand weapons, not siege weapons?

The fact that a sword or mace or dagger is technology is endlessly fascinating to me and I love seeing the ways in which people have always been smart.

I really like the 1400 longsword they have, but obviously shipping to the US has been absolutely crazy for the last year. The sale they're running though does knock a bit off the price though, enough to make me consider it. Is $800(sword and shipping) worth it for the quality you get?

It's down on the site and onky season one is on amazon. Where can i watch it?

Anyone had any experiences with them? Specifically their customer service.

How are they? The price is good and they're listing pretty high terp numbers.

When sewing your own arming belt/lendenier how do you make sure the arming points are positioned correctly to tie your legs on?

I've seen a lot of talk online about how there's some rule updates in both of these books that fix some clunky bits in the 4e core book. What are they actually? And are these books the only place to find them or is there a little rules update guide telling you what to pull from each one?

I saw that Cubicle 7 is planning on releasing warhammer roleplay 5e sometime this year, but I don't know if I want to wait until then to start a game. Using previous examples to guess, how hard is conversion between editions/learning the new ruleset.

Additionally is it worth learning the new ruleset? I'm still learning 4e and they've mentioned plans to continue releasing content for 4e. Would it be easier to use 4e and then pull certain features from whatever changes 5e will make?

I really like the time period and setting of 4e, but I've heard that the Old World rpg streamlines the rules in some helpful ways. But since it's 250 years earlier than 4e, how much is missing from the rules that gets invented or occurs in that time?