Here’s some pics of one of the best terrain Necromunda articles from the heyday of N95.
It features an interview with Matthew Currier, who made this incredible ~4ft tall gaming board for Necromunda and Space Hulk.
Enjoy!

Couple more added to the pile

Haven't played since the 90s edition. Any advice on minis or equipment or rules. I wanted a scavvy gang, but they don't seem to be a thing anymore

I promises I won't spam the page with each individual model I finish for the Eschers but I have to say they are great fun to paint.

The shotgunner of my wee starter gang. I can see myself getting pretty happily lost in this game!

I'm super happy with how these turned out - paint markers are definitely the way to go.

My new paint scheme getting ready for my new Esher gang ready my new N26 campaign. Still a bit WIP need to finish the hair and skin likely put custom Wytch hats on all my gals. Hope people like them my paint style is super messy and not very conveniently as I have bad eyesight and very shaky hands, but can say I love AK markers they are a game changer for me.

Finally finished painting my HSE-approved Orlocks - those hi-vis jackets might make them a lot more visible to enemies but it massively improves their overall safety somehow! Just don't ask to see the Accident Book... 😅

Howdy underhivers!

We’re getting closer to launching our N26 campaign tools and bracing for the first wave of gang journals, which go on pre-order this weekend. In the meantime, here are some updates:

What's new?

• ‘Tutorial’ gang fighters are now live: if you want to build a gang using the Blades of the Matriarch or Forge Smelters introductory lists, you can now add those fighters to an Escher or Goliath (or, indeed, any) gang via Hire Fighters > All profiles > Tutorial Gangs.
• We’ve launched the first edition of our Gyrinx N26 Handbook, a handy help page which presents our core tools for Necromunda: Skirmish in one simple reference.
• Gang Lore and Notes pages return! These will populate with your gang-wide information, and any notes or lore you have added to individual models.
  • You can also add a full-gang image that will display on your Gang Lore and Notes pages.
• Models can now be given any Skill, regardless of their Skill Set access.
• Reassign, attach, refund and delete items from a model’s Edit page (instead of only the Equip pages).

What's fixed?

• We’ve made a ton of small tweaks and fixes across the platform as we take the final steps on Gang Building support and prepare to launch basic Campaign tools.
• Equipment lists for N23 custom fighters now suggest the default TP prices of items.

What's next?

• Campaign tools!
• Augmentations

Thanks again to everyone who's sent feedback, and supported the project! If you find any errors in our tools, ping us on our Discord — and please consider supporting us on Patreon if you can.

N26 has only been out for a little while, but you lot haven't wasted any time!

More than 6,000 new users have joined Munda Manager since N26 launched, bringing us to over 33,300 users.

You've also created more than 20,000 N26 gangs already!

That's a lot of gangers, grudges and questionable loadouts heading into the Underhive.

To everyone who has recently joined us: welcome to Munda Manager!

Thank you for being part of our community.

We've got plenty more planned and plenty we still want to improve. More users also mean higher running costs, so if you fancy helping us, you can support the project on Patreon:

https://www.patreon.com/c/mundamanager

Factoria Pipes is one of my favorite kit from GW, I just finished this one section.

Entirely rusty, i'm hesitating to reactivate some section with grey and metallic, but for now, that's good for me.

Hey gang, first time in the underhive.

I started kibashing some Skaven with random 40k bits to make a gang of sewer rat mutants, and then just went through the rules in the core book last night. I'm very excited to try the game out, and it seems very straightforward, but it's also a lot to take in one go.

I was messing around with what miniatures I already started putting together based on vibes (some pictured here) could be on paper. I definitely will be making a few extras beyond the starting roster to add in and out, but just to focus myself on a part of the grander project... could I please have some thoughts on the two potential rosters I've drafted from people who know the game and have already played the new edition?

One of said rosters has 20 creds to spare, so I was tempted to either throw a newbie in there or maybe find some candy for someone else on the team. The other one was short 20 creds, so I took the medikit off the medic in hopes of being able to fund a new one for him after a campaign game.

I like the idea of most of these guys using autoweapons instead of las to add some chaos on both ends. I've heard that webbing isn't as good as it used to be, but I like the idea of having some tricksy moves to pull here and there, like with the grenade infiltrating champ. Not married to the idea of having two aberrations, but I feel like there's something endearing about a pair of big slow hunks of meat protecting the psychic mastermind.

Any recommendations on what to keep, switch, or throw away from these initial team layout sketches?

So I have gotten some quiet time and I am adding more models to my Escher's. I also need to start repainting my original 8 after my niece helped me. She was given a model to paint and got overly helpful after I left her to it. Not terrible for an 8 year old, I should be able to fix the paint job.

Sharing my "Chaos" Venator list from our current campaign.

I understand I need the Gangs book and I'm not worried about terrain because I have a 3d printer, but what do I need to buy for the gangs already in the box?

I was looking at the gangs and I see a box for like 45 bucks and one for about 80 bucks. What's the difference? Do I need both? Or just one?

TIA

I had a REALLY painful first game, and over half of my starting gang is in recovery, or captured. So I only have three gangers available for my next fight (which is tomorrow). I think the rule is that I can hire free mercenaries (I forgot the actual name) up to the difference of our rating, but none of my models are actually Dead yet so my rating hasn't dropped, and I don't have enough credits after game one to hire anyone otherwise. What happens in this case? I'm playing House Escher if that helps, and have exactly 20 creds.

I was looking at fun options we get for Venator gangers, and I suddenly came up with a use for my spare Ambot legs!

I'm trying to get a campagin started with some friends. I'm getting ahead of myself but I have an idea for a house rule I'd like to add at the end of our campagin.

Please let me know what you think and if this makes sense.

House Rule: Living Legend

At campaign Wrap-up, when marking the gang as Enduring, leadership passes on and the gang’s leader permanently retires. With this rule you may choose to let the leader of an Enduring gang retire as a Living Legend and classify it as a Dramatis Personae

To do so make the following changes to the leader.

• If your leader has multiple model cards only select one to make a Dramatis Personae
  • The cost of any of the weapons and wargear from the other model that aren’t included on the selected model card must be subtracted from the cost of your leader.
• Add “: Dramatis Personae” to the name of the leader.
• Remove the leader subtype and add the Champion and Loner subtypes.
• Add the following rules now apply to this leader
  • Loyal to the Patron: This fighter may only be used by the player who controlled the fighter’s original gang
  • Outcast Leader: If selected as an outcast leader this fighter loses the Loner Subtype, replaces the Champion Subtype with the Leader Subtype and starts with the experience listed on the model card.
  • One Last Ride:. At the Gang Dissolution phase of campaign wrap-up this fighter suffers the Memorable Death lasting injury. When this fighter dies for any reason they are no longer a Dramatis Personae and cannot be used again in future campaigns

Notes and Rule reminders:

• Dramatis Personae and other hired guns are only hired for a single battle and don’t gain XP or roll for lasting injuries, therefore One Last Ride should only apply to Outcast Leaders.
• Your leader may be prohibitively expensive to hire for a single battle. As a reminder;
  • If one player’s Gang Rating is lower than their opponent’s, instead of gaining additional Gang Tactics they may add a Dramatis Personae with a Credit Value less than or equal to the difference in Gang Rating to their starting crew for free.
  • If both players agree, they may each add a Dramatis Personae to their starting crews up to an agreed Credit Value limit for free
  • The cost of the leader should still include costs increases add by advancements.

Unironically serious post here but if you look at these arts done by the same artist that depict the father son duo you may be forced to concede that despite his lengthy and tyrannical reign, Lord Helmawr is in fact a hottie.

I am new to necromunda and I was planning to convert my own chaos corrupted palatine enforcer gang. As I am new to the game I would love it if someone could give me a balanced list that I could use a a starting point when building my models. Any palatine enforcer player who could give me a hand? I'll be happy to share photos once I have started.