Suber
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I'm aware most of the audience will raise their brows when they see the content, but I guess anyway this stuff was worth of a sight. 
A friend of mine has made some kind of recopilation of some old material. For him his Oldhammer choice will be WHFB 4th Ed (I know, I know) and WH40K 2nd Ed. Anyway, this is not to debate over the choice, but to show what he ordered from a bookbinder:
Inside you can find the core rules for both systems:
The binding is lovely, hand-made in actual leather and metal ornaments. Reassuringly heavy
Just the books in a new format, roughly A4 size:
Well, wether you agree or not in the contents, the less that can be said is that the effort is wonderful, specially in these times where people gets the rules on tablets and other technomagic devices. I had it in my hands and couldn't less that share.
A friend of mine has made some kind of recopilation of some old material. For him his Oldhammer choice will be WHFB 4th Ed (I know, I know) and WH40K 2nd Ed. Anyway, this is not to debate over the choice, but to show what he ordered from a bookbinder:
Inside you can find the core rules for both systems:
The binding is lovely, hand-made in actual leather and metal ornaments. Reassuringly heavy
Just the books in a new format, roughly A4 size:
Well, wether you agree or not in the contents, the less that can be said is that the effort is wonderful, specially in these times where people gets the rules on tablets and other technomagic devices. I had it in my hands and couldn't less that share.
I've played a lot of RT and some Fantasy 3rd, but I prefer the next iterations of these rulebooks better. All considered, it is just a personal preferrence, and I tend to mix and match with rules from other versions or games. As suber can attest, rules are never the most important thing in our games. 
