The Gaming Den

There is one area where 3d print technology would probably work and that's scenery (buildings/ruins) on demand. The roughness doesn't matter too much there, you can easily design hollow items to reduce costs while adding cross bracing for strength. Only issues is speed and you can't get around that ...

I was running a GW indie store a few years ago and I looked into the 3d printer set up. The problem is that a decent printer starts at £20,000 and the print quality isn't brilliant. At 10 layers per millimeter, which seemed at the time to be an industry standard, the texture on the models ends being...

I've played WHFRP in several editions and it sucked cock for most of the reasons above. You don't feel like you can do anything without massive fail. However I was pleasantly surprised by rogue trader, I actually felt like I could do stuff with the character and not fail every role. Might be due to ...