Chaoszwerge Herbst 2009

Das Impressum beantwortet gerne solche Fragen, auf meiner Seite...

Kurz gesagt, bis jetzt noch kein Haus eigenes Bild drin, ich habe nie so viel Zeit investieren können, für so eine Arbeit (weis auch nciht ob
ich es so gut hin bekommen würde, auf dauer kommen aber auch Bilder von mir dort rein... Momentan sind aber nur Bilder drin, von den best bemalten CZ-Armeen die ich kenne, gebaut und gesammelt wurden sie von Shitzzo, Berock & Rat der Raben steht auch Im Impressum der Seite! Neue Bilder, werden auch bald folgen, z.B. von Hobgoblins, auch reine Umbauarmeen werden auf der Seite balt zu sehen sein, von mir werden die ersten Bilder zu sehen sein, wenn ich meine Oger Rhinoxreiter fertig bemalt habe und somit die CZ-Minis überarbeiten kann, solange muss ich euch mit Bildern von anderen Leuten vertrösten und Fluff, umbau Tipps (die in letzter Zeit wieder erweitert werden, mein momentanige Aufgabe ist, für alle Einheiten Fluff zu suchen, zu strukturieren und entsprechende neu zu schreiben (mit den Angegebenen Infos). Über Hilfe würde ich mich sehr freuen, Geschichten, Fluff & umbau Tipps sind momentan sehr gefragt, (eurer Name kommt dann natürlich unter den Fluff, bzw. darüber (Wenn nciht anders angegeben eure Forennamen).

Also, besucht mcih ruhig!!!

Mal hier nee Kopie aus nem anderen Forum, geschrieben von Auster:

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st ein Text von Grimstonfire aus dem Chaoszwergen Forum.

Er war am GD und hat ein paar Leute darüber ausgequetscht:

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I'll put here everything I learned, but feel free to add anything you discovered as well.

First off the queues... If you plan on getting in early it's well worth painting any old mini just to join the shorter queue!

Having got inside, my first port of call (after entering my mini) was
the Black Library stand. I bought a copy of Elf Slayer, and had it
signed by the author Nathan Long. I saw a poster there for the next
book in the series: Shaman Slayer. I asked Nathan where this was set,
in the Drakwald forest apparently. It’s a nice front cover, wish I’d
taken a camera.

Whilst I happened to be in the signing area I thought I’d go and have a
chat with Gav Thorpe… Of course I had to interrogate him about Chaos
Dwarfs

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I sneakily worked them into the conversation by asking him about
Grudgebearer. The main thing I learned was that the reason he didn’t
include the Bull Centaurs or Hobgoblins was not because he intended to
erase them from the list (or fluff). What he was doing was trying to
focus on Dwarfs V Chaos Dwarfs and not “confuse people” by bringing in
the other aspects. The other bits he brought in; the Kollosus, daemonic
machines and Immortals, was trying to develop the idea of the CD.

I asked specifically whether the exclusion of the BC & HG was
because they were not coming back (just to be doubly sure), and his
answer was basically semi confirming that was not what he intended. He
said the slavery angle would be present, so I’m not sure whether he
means in the list or the fluff? Obviously they will remain part of the
fluff.

He seemed keen to hype up the “splitting of the Dwarf race”, so the way
he described it it would be pretty apocalyptic in the fluff. I very
briefly described my fluff I’ve written and he thought it was cool
(though he would say that). .

He has no plans to do a sequel to Grudgebearer, but might do a book on Dran the Reckoner.

He also said he had plans to do a Time of Legends series (3 books) on
the Dwarf Ancestor Gods, and might do a 3 book series on the War of
Vengeance as well. Though Nick Kyme might get one of these.

Gav sounds a lot different to how I imagine him. He has a real deep voice, much like a Dwarf actually

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Next up for interrogation was Andy Hoare. Insert company line “we have
no immediate plans, but we hope to get round to them when we have time”
etc. I asked why the Hellcannon was included in WoC, he said because
people had invested time and money in them, and they thought it was
good. Interesting that it wasn’t primarily on rules reasons.

I mentioned to him about how I was the one pushing the fluff objectives
for Dwarfs and Chaos Dwarfs in the Nemesis Campaign. He asked my forum
name, when I said Grimstonefire he knew who I was..!!!

He also said that Gav wrote the very end bit about the Dwarfs.

Onto John Blanche, potentially the most useful and most disappointing. I didn’t know he would be there, but he was very
high on my list of people I wanted to talk to. Long story short he said
he was currently working about 2 years in advance of where they are at
the moment, but he has not done any Chaos Dwarf art

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HOWEVER, he said when he does do concept art he does a lot of work in a short space of time, so there is still hope for 2011.

Matt Ward said pretty much the same as Andy.

Finally Mark Bedford. There will not be any god specific resin sets for
Chaos Warriors. I’m glad he confirmed what I was thinking (incase I did
a load of work), but sad there won’t be a set. There also are not many
plans for Warhammer unit resins in general. Also no resin replacements
for Space Marine bikes, incase anyone was curious.

I did CDO proud and interrogated quite a few.

Hier noch auch noch mal was. Die Ausage vom Text finde ich persönlich
sehr traurig. Es wird nur das gemacht was Geld bringt. Den Rest
interessiert GW nicht.

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I also spoke to Andy Hoare and got pretty much the same response (I
think that's who it was). He said that there is a will to do them among
the designers in the studio. It is just a matter of when. It seems from
what he was saying that the main thing is sales. The analogy he used
was if we do Chaos Dwarves we would have to not do something else, and
we have to go with the one that makes the most gamers happy (generates
most sales). Pretty much the satndard line now, and to be fair you
can't really blame GW.

It seems that the people that we really need to convince are the top
dogs. The people in charge that he mentioned were Tom Kirby and Rick
Priestly, as they make decisons but havce both the corporate and gamers
point of view. Perhaps they are the ones that we need to send any
petitions to.

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