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![11th Edition Warhammer 40K Core Rules Now Available & More [Updated]](https://images.beastsofwar.com/2026/06/orks-new-cover-600-338.jpg)
i have not vet listened to the podcast but the rules I use is/are a modified version of Oscar Sierra Charlie. very easy, not too many rules to track of and the overall system is very easy to get new players inro the game quickly. it may have some kinks in it but I have run several games set in Afghanistan and the games turned out memorable and ran very well. rules may still be available online but I think 2nd edition is coming out.
not sure whats going on, but screen wont load the podcast for me…… I’ll recheck later
Same problem. I just joined the facebook group and installed podbean and it works great then
I re-entered the code it seems to be working now. Sorry I was down with the stomach bug. Gianna
Misunderstood the question but finally listened to the podcast. Simultaneous would be amazing but I think in game terms,it just be yoo difficult to run unless 1 side was static or umpire controlled. I use a cars system where each model is a csrd and a few random moves thrown in. When activated, you either move ,shoot or do some other action ( throw grenade, open door,use radio,etc). Does work at conventions when you dont have time to fully explain rules.
still cannot get this to load on the site? can watch the weekender and XLBS with no probs??
I fixed the code. Should be good to go now.