Testing out a video with no background music. Let me know if it would be better with music!

I would love to see more of these videos talking about the other warbands - cough cough im specifically interested in Pirates.

One crucial bit of information that seems to get a bit confused at around 12 minutes is that the choice of district to fight over can be any location that “either” player can reach not one they both can reach. That ensures that you can fight anybody at any time. And you don’t have to fight your neighbour. The first thing is to get an opponent and then you each choose a district to fight over. You could feasibly have multiple people battling over the same district all simultaneously in different battles with all of the winners gaining a foothold. So there’s no need to secretly pick districts to battle in, just freely choose one, and either come to a compromise, maybe picking something else mutually with your opponent or roll off. Also good to stress that having “control” of a hard fought district is dangerous as it opens you up to being Surprise Attacked if you have to defend it, which is a really hard scenario to defend in. And the other sneaky way of handicapping a player who has control is for two warbands to fight a battle in the district he has control of. Boom one of the other players now has a foothold so nobody has control anymore and the original player with control can’t benefit from the district boon. Really good video but those above points are some of the things that really elevate the rule set of this map campaign above a lot of other rule systems for me. Love your videos though, I absolutely must stress that!!

By Grungni’s beard I swear you sound exactly like Eric from Eric’s Hobby Workshop!!

One way to fix the "one player too far ahead of everyone else" problem is to allow two players to challenge the top player to a 2-on-1 battle against them. To signify weaker warbands making a temporary alliance to dislodge a more powerful warband. If the alliance team wins, they both get the spoils of battle. You may wish to institute hard rules for who is allowed to make such alliances, and when. Like, if one player is some arbitrary amount ahead of everyone else. Or only the two weakest warbands can ally. Or make it so these alliance battles can only happen later in the campaign, when the gulf between players is most pronounced.

Honestly love this concept. I also really appreciate you sharing your reasoning for why your campaign fell apart at the end. That’s super helpful to know! Thanks for another quality Mordheim vid 🤘🏼

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for, as we will start our campaign soon. I took some notes throughout your vid - thanks!!:)

Thank you for the video! Im really thinking about getting into this game and your videos are really making the case!

I spent a good amount of $ printing out this map to poster size to eventually run with my people

Really enjoyed this video and love the map campaign idea. I mentioned in one of your other videos that I'm running a 16 player campaign. What helped so far to maintain interest is that players are organised into teams and I set a win condition each month that isn't necessarily winning the most games. This means players can help their team win even if they lose a battle. It's a slow campaign too. I'm running it Jan-Nov. Players play 0-3 games a month and this has helped people factor in bust lives but still be involved.

Thanks for making this video! I'm in the process of coordinating a local okay group and was hoping to start a map campaign.

Man I wish I could get back to playing this

Necromunda gangs gained and defended territory, but not on a hive or even sector map. But you could draw out the hive sector of your campaign as a map I guess.

Love this!!!!❤

This video released at a fantastic time! Just getting into organizing a campaign using this map for the first time. Thanks! How did you get this map printed out? Any service you recommend?

Really liked your Wyrdstone markers! How did you make them?

There is a similar concept in Necromunda. But instead of using a map, you randomly draw cards to determine what areas are available. (# of players x3) most campaigns I've played last (# of players x 2) matches long. So the more players the longer it lasts and the more territory is to gain. But only 1 person can hold any given territory at 1 time. It may be a fun way to try mordheim map. 🤷🏼‍♂️

Thanks for you wisdom around the map game. Me and some friends were thinking of trying it out. If you would suggest a catch up mechanic how would you design it? Bigger warbands get less gold? Free hired swords for one off matches for lower warbands? Or just keep the campaign to 6 games?

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So .... as an attempt at addressing burnout in a campaign..... What if halfway thru the campaign you let the bottom half if the table reroll a new warband, with an adjust starting money and/or maybe from expanded bit more unbalanced warband list? Just to keep it fun?

Thanks for the overview. I'm in the process of building terrain for mordheim with the intention of playing a short campaign with a few friends. You mentioned that some of the warbands are stronger than others; are there any that should be avoided for balance sake? None of us has played before so perhaps it won't matter?

Thanks for your videos. I was wondering if someone has found a fair solution to prevent snowballing ? That’s my main concern for our upcoming campaign using this map.

Do you think making it so just exploring a district gives the perk and only hard fought district either needing control or a foothold would help reduce people snowballing? Also do you have any suggestions for catch up mechanics? My group is keen to play quite a few multi games, maybe every 3 games or so. I'd thought maybe dishing out some gold to those not doing that well at this times could work?

10+ games is great for my group. I'd be worried about snowballing

I took this map and made one twice as big, doubled the amount of locations and added a couple of extra gates. Its on a 1.5 × 2.5 ft board. I haven't used it yet 😂 only been a couple of months though.