hired guns

Greeting fellow underhive scum I am starting an new campaign and want to get Hired guns on the board, but the high cost makes them unplayable IMO. my plan is to house rule that an gang only pays the base cost for the mercenary and not the gear that he is equiped with. e.g. Bounty hunter costs...

It doesn’t explicitly say in the new Gang War 3 book but I’m assuming the new brutes, pets, servo skulls etc can be used as normal in skirmish games? You would just pay the credits cost as normal, it would be a shame if they only could be purchased in campaign games

Meh mad i may be, especially since I decided to make a scratch built model of Mad Donna Ulanti. I be making this here thread to chronicle, the miss adventure of this mad undetaking. Enjoy

I was reading Inquisimunda 2.0, and saw that some rules said Xenos Hired guns, or Mutant Hired guns, but there are none in NCE or OCE. Is that still a W.I.P?

I have put together a set of rules for advancing hired guns. It is made for NCE campaign play. I am not sure how other campaigns experience the use of hied guns, but in our campaign, they have had very little impact. http://satanpedia.org/wiki/Advancing_Hired_Guns And as the gangs grow...

As there are a few gangs that can convert members of other gangs Redemptionists, chaos Covens, Void Pirates etc, I was wondering what happens if a hired gun is captured and forced into a gang? What is the cost and exp of the model and do they start gaining exp again once they're back in a gang...

Part of my Comp 11 entry: the Wyrd Cryomancer Due to getting the competition in, these rules have not been play tested. At all. Expect amendments the moment I manage to get a game in!

I want to use Kal Jerico and Mad Donna, but how? How does my Van Saar find them in the Underhive? With the release of Underhive the rules for finding Special Characters from the old Outlanders have been left out, so here they are with some new flair… Included Characters: The Arch Zealot of the...

The NCE is a fan update to the official Necromunda rules with three main aims. To better balance the weapons and skills alongside minor tweaks to improve general gameplay. To clarify ambiguities and patch up rule holes. And finally to introduce select new equipment and scenarios that conform...