Gods of The Old World - Sources

Sources

  • Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, Black Industries, 2005
  • Shadows over Bogenhafen, Games Workshop, 1988
  • Dogs of War, Games Workshop, 1998
  • Tome of Corruption, Black Industries, 2006
Warhammer Fantasy
Tabletop wargames
  • Warhammer Fantasy Battle
  • Warmaster
  • Mordheim
  • Blood Bowl
  • Man O' War
  • Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay
  • Dreadfleet
  • Warhammer: Invasion
Video games
  • Shadow of the Horned Rat
  • Dark Omen
  • Mark of Chaos
  • Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning
  • Warhammer Online: Wrath of Heroes
Nations and races
  • Beastmen
  • Bretonnia
  • Chaos
  • Chaos Dwarfs
  • Dark Elves
  • Dogs of War
  • Dwarfs
  • Daemons of Chaos
  • The Empire
  • High Elves
  • Kislev
  • Lizardmen
  • Ogre Kingdoms
  • Orcs and Goblins
  • Skaven
  • Undead (Tomb Kings & Vampire Counts)
  • Warriors of Chaos
  • Wood Elves
Places
  • Araby
  • Chaos Wastes
  • Cathay
  • Lustria
  • The Southlands
  • Naggaroth
  • Dark Lands
  • Albion
  • Tilea
  • Estalia
  • Kislev
  • Norsca
  • Khemri
  • Ind
  • Khuresh
  • Athel Loren
  • Sylvania
  • Nippon
  • Worlds Edge Mountains
Deities
  • Gods of the Old World
  • Sigmar
  • Ulric
  • Kaela Mensha Khaine
Other
  • Characters
  • Lores of Magic
  • Armies of Warhammer
  • Warhammer Army Book
  • Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay
  • Warhammer novels

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