Bretonnia, where to start …

[u/LostGanger]

Firstly thank you to everyone who gave me suggestions a couple of weeks or so ago, I went with Winds of Magic and Up in Arms suggestions.

I do now have another question, would Up in Arms be best to try and Homebrew a Bretonnian knight, or are they covered in any other books by chance?

Also, the Collector’s are really lovely!

[u/Zekiel2000]

Definitely look at Knights of the Grail, the 2nd edition book on Bretonnia. (It's on DrivethruRPG if you can't find a physical copy second hand)

Also if I remember rightly, one of The Ratter fanzines (available free online) has rules for Bretonnians in 4e

[u/Merrygoblin → u/Zekiel2000]

For the OP's benefit, there's also a free PDF available from Cubicle7 to aid conversion from second edition to fourth.

[u/FilthyHarald → u/Zekiel2000]

Ratter #5

[u/BethanyCullen]

I want that Dwarf Player guide...

[u/Rip_Van_Winkle8]

Start by bombing fucking Stirland

[u/Ubermanthehutt → u/Rip_Van_Winkle8]

That’s wholly uncalled for. What did the bombs ever do to deserve getting dropped on Stirland?

[u/AleOfConcrete → u/Rip_Van_Winkle8]

Its Stirland , bombing will only improve it.

[u/Rip_Van_Winkle8 → u/AleOfConcrete]

Fuck, you're right

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[u/Mishras_Twerkshop]

I was JUST going to propose this same thing as my character, posting here to follow the thread!