Unlike Warhammer 40, 000, Necromunda also allows players to develop their gangs between battles, gaining experience, adding new members or equipment, according to a set of rules.

The game background also included some elements later re-used in Necromunda, such as the ' spook ' psychic drug, and some which were disregarded, such as the ' caryatids ', largely unexplained blue skinned cherubs which were presented as unique and integral to Necromundan life.

The gameplay is similar to Necromunda, which also revolves around small gangs.

After fighting him off, and discovering that the Bloodmare Stone ( An eye from one of the-if not the-last of the Giant Necromunda Spiders ) is the source of his great power, Klovis and his band set out deeper into the Underhive to purge the Caller.

Rules-wise, the game draws heavily from the second edition of Warhammer 40, 000, and the ruleset is commonly considered to be better-suited for the type of skirmish games Necromunda encourages.

Necromunda was spun off from a previous attempt of Games Workshop to popularize a set of rules for low-key skirmish battles in a hive world setting.

It was set on the hive world of Necromunda but made no reference to houses and such, instead concentrating itself on the various types of gangs: clan warriors from the spires, brat ' poseurs ' from the upper levels which went ' down ' to experience the thrills of lowlife, undercity mutants, diseased scavengers from the toxic wastes and the Adeptus Arbites ever-ready to deal swift and summary " Judge Dredd "- like justice.

The most well known examples are ; Earth ( Mars ), Cadia, Armageddon, Macragge, Ryza, Stygies VII, Necromunda, Ophelia VII, Kar Duniash, Hydraphur and Bakka.

In Necromunda, players control rival gangs battling each other in the Underhive, a place of anarchy and violence in the depths below the Hive City.

Set on the Hive World of Necromunda, The Redeemer chronicles the battles of a small band of Redemptionists, fanatical and homicidal cultists of the Emperor, led by their supreme leader and arch-maniac, Klovis the Redeemer, as they fight to stop the Caller, a deadly and extremely powerful Ratskin Shaman, who is leading a horde of Ratskins, Scalies, Plague Zombies and other Underhive Scum in a revolution against the nobles of the Spire.

Necromunda is a skirmish tabletop war game produced by Specialist Games ( a division of Games Workshop ).

*-Official Games Workshop Necromunda Website.

However, the warriors in Mordheim tend to have far more protections than those in Necromunda, therefore granting Mordheimers a much higher survival rate.

Compared to the current Necromunda, Confrontation had a more complex system for resolving combat, particularly firing — portions of which were similar in style to Laserburn, a miniatures game which had influenced Warhammer 40, 000.

* Blood Royal ( with Will McDermott, Necromunda series, Black Library, August 2005, ISBN 1-84416-190-0 )

Necromunda, an off-shoot game set in the Warhammer 40, 000 universe, involves conflict between rival gangs on the hive world of Necromunda.

For those who play Warhammer 40K, Mordheim is often cited as the Necromunda equivalent for the Warhammer Fantasy Universe.

The terrain is constructed to simulate a hive city on the planet Necromunda, a dystopian futuristic city resembling a termite mound many miles high.

The Enforcers are the chief source of law enforcement in the underhive of Necromunda.

* The Necromunda Confrontation RPG. net Wikiproject

* Deadlands 3000-A Retro style MMORPG set in a Post Apocalyptic wasteland, as close as you will get to Necromunda in a browser game.

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