Special Rules
[Sergeant or higher) Righteous Fury: Characters with this power hate all of the following enemies: all Chaos (Chaos Warriors, Beastmen, Daemons and Chaos Dwarfs), all Undead (Khemri and Vampire Counts), all Skaven.
They get +1FA when fighting their hated enemies. If the Warrior-Priest has the highest rank he may not use Retreat (e-vac) when fighting a hated enemy.

Warrior Priest of Sigmar
·Preferred Weapons: Warhammer (Hand Weapon) 1/D3/0, or double-handed Warhammer (0/D4/0)
·Armour: Armour and may also carry a shield.
·May ride a [Lieutenant or higher] Warhorse (kills D3/1/1) which can be [Captain or higher] barded (prevents one Kill but horse is Dead).

Special Rules:
Righteous Fury, Prayers of Sigmar

Prayers of Sigmar:
The Warrior-Priest starts with zero prayers. When he levels up or gets a promotion he can choose to spend his Development phase on learning a prayer, instead of upgrading another weapon (he gets the free upgrade) or requesting other items. If he succeeds in a NFA roll he can pick one of the prayers below.

(NFA, once per Encounter)
·Soulfire: The power of the Priest’s faith blasts all evil creatures around him. Kills D12/D6/D3. This prayer can only damage Undead and Daemons.
·Hammer of Sigmar: The priest, or any character in the same range band, can re-roll either a failed FA roll or a Kills roll.
·Armour of Righteousness: The Priest, or a character in the same range band, gains a free Armour check for that encounter only.
·Healing Hand: The priest, or any character in the same range band, is immediately healed of all the Kills it has suffered during the encounter up to that moment. A Priest can try to revive a dead character (only in the round immediately after the character has died) but it only restores the character to Crippled not fully healed.

I have lowered the kills the various weapons do to keep in line with the grim and gritty nature of the Warhammer setting.

WEAPON STATS:

Weapon Close/Near/Far
Dagger D3/1/x
Sword 1/D3/x
Spear x/1/D3
Great Weapon 0/D4/0
Bow x/1/D3
Pistol 1/D4/D3
Blunderbus x/D6/D3
Throwing Axe 1/D3/1
Throwing stars x/1/1
Fire Bomb* D4/D3/1

* A PC starts with D3 fire bombs. In de development phase he can try to get an additional D3 fire bombs by rolling NFA.

Ranks
1. Adventurer
2. Warrior
3. Hero
4. Knight (warhorse)
5. Paladin (barded warhorse)
6. Chosen
7. Champion
8. Lord

Location Type:
1. Plateau
2. Borderlands
3. Sprawling city of trades
4. Outpost
5. Mountaintop keep
6. Forest shrine
7. Mountain realm
8. City of canals
9. Underground temple
10. Thick fog
11. Underground city
12. City in the trees
13. Decadent city state
14. City filled with plague
15. Ancient ruins
16. Graveyard
17. Harbour
18. Wizard’s tower
19. Desolate keep
20. River delta

or for a more general Fantasy setting:

1. A Desert oasis
2. A great wall across a northern border
3. A sprawling city of trades
4. A border outpost
5. A mountaintop keep
6. A forest realm
7. A mountain realm
8. A city of canals
9. A jungle realm
10. An icy fastness
11. An underground realm
12. A city in the trees
13. A decadent city state
14. A kingdom filled with plague
15. An island kingdom
16. A city of ancient ruins
17. A jungle state
18. A port of pirate villainy
19. A flying fortress
20. A lone tower

PC Name:
1. Wernherus
2. Leitdorfer
3. Koch
4. Thuringmann
5. Von Hals
6. Ossmann
7. Boselmann
8. Flensburger
9. Boehmann
10. Wulfen
11. Hausier
12. Traschelmann
13. Engel
14. Kant
15. Horstmann
16. Dieterich
17. Theodosius
18. Draken
19. Pritzstocker
20. Peregrinus

Location Name:
1. Averland
2. Hochland
3. Stirland
4. Middenland
5. Nordland
6. Ostermark
7. Ostland
8. Reikland
9. Helmgart
10. Talabecland
11. Wissenland
12. Praag
13. High Pass
14. Troll Country
15. Thunder Mountain
16. Black Fire Pass
17. Badlands
18. Marshes of Madness
19. Mt Bloodhorn
20. Sylvania

Mission/Threat Difficulty: stays the same

Threat Abilities: stays the same

Threat Types:
Orcs, Beastmen and Skaven appear more than once as PC’s are likely to encounter them. All Threat have an inborn Ability. The GM rolls for a second Ability on the Threat Abilities table. If the GM rolls the same Ability then the Threat can use it for free without spending Tokens.
1. Orcs (Enrage)
2. Wood Elves (Leaping)
3. Skaven (Swarm)
4. Cultists (Flee)
5. Orcs (Enrage)
6. Beastmen (Isolate)
7. Dark Elves (Reduce Visibility)
8. Lizardmen (Armour)
9. Goblins (Suicide)
10. Mercenaries (Ambush)
11. Thieves (End Encounter)
12. Assassins (Rapid movement)
13. Chaos warriors (Ignore Wounds)
14. Witches (Stop)
15. High Elves (Boost Ability)
16. Skaven (Swarm)
17. Dwarves (Impair)
18. Beastmen (Isolate)
19. Undead (Lasting Wounds)
20. Daemons (Induce Weakness)

For Missions I use the Quest Generator from the Advanced Heroquest supplement Terror in the Dark.

Sub Missions
1. Administration
2. Assault
3. Retreat (e-vac)
4. Investigation
5. Kill Counting
6. Latrine Duty
7. Manoeuvres
8. Meal Ticket
9. Morale
10. Propaganda
11. Recon
12. Recovery
13. Recreation
14. Relief
15. Repair
16. Seek & Destroy
17. Signalling
18. Supply
19. Support
20. Training