Today marks one year since Gyrinx opened to the public! To celebrate our birthday (and in lieu of cake), we have some exciting presents for you!

What’s new?

• Classic cards: You asked, we answered! Gyrinx now offers a “classic” option for printed fighter cards, including grimier visuals and useful features for taking notes on the tabletop. When printing your gangs select ‘Classic cards’ to access this option. Plus, they even show fighter pictures (which can be added via a fighter’s “Lore” tab). See below for an example card!
• Tools of the Trade: Direct support for Equipment Sets is here! Fighters with Tools of the Trade can now define and select different sets of equipment. Hit the icon in the top-right of their cards, or go to the dropdown menu on a fighter’s card and click “Equipment Sets” to get started. Your gang rating and printouts will reflect whichever sets you have selected.
• Notifications: Gyrinx now supports on-site notifications. For now, we’ll use these sparingly for notifications and service updates, but in time we’ll add more features for players and arbitrators!

What’s Fixed?

• We're fixing some rare long-standing cost-calculation bugs in Gyrinx. As a result, some existing gangs will have their rating corrected, it may go up or down, to match what their fighters and equipment actually cost. We'll send a notification when one of your gangs is affected, so you can see exactly which changed.

What's Next?

• Spyrer Glitch and Kill counts: Glitch and kill tracking, plus direct expenditure of Kill Points to unlock suit and weaponry upgrades. Coming this week!

As always, huge thanks to everyone who's sent feedback, filed issues, and supported the project. You can back us via Patreon, it's massively appreciated.

P.S. Gyrinx is now featured in the Subreddit sidebar, we're becoming part of the furniture!

So... hypothetically, if I was to go mad this summer and create a necromunda rail terminus for our gangs to fight over, what would be the correct gauge of track to go for so it looked right?

(Assuming I wanted to buy some trains/rail tracks from model train hobbiest stores & just rough them up and glue buttresses to them or something)

Hello! I wanted to get into necromunda for a little while now, but I never knew, nor thought to ask, about how to start the game "correctly".

Should I just buy a gang I like and then roll with it, buy a gang and terrain for the game and roll with it, buy a gang and some cool add-ons for them, or just splurge and get everything gang and terrain related?

Any help is a great form of help, I'm way too indecisive and overthink everything, so I do really appreciate it.

I have gotten into necromunda with the ash waste nomads. I was wondering if there was a comprehensive video that would teach me how to play the game? The core rule book is a little too dense for me to understand it.

also from my understanding ash waste nomads are somewhat separate from normal necromunda gangs. Can I still play them in the normal stuff or are they restricted to the ash waste gameplay?