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	[[Scrollhammer]] is a Tabletop Miniatures wargame under development by [[/tg/]], using the same engine and scale as [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]] and [[Warhammer 40000]], that takes place in [[the Elder Scrolls]] universe.		[[Scrollhammer]] is a Tabletop Miniatures wargame under development by [[/tg/]], using the same engine and scale as [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]] and [[Warhammer 40000]], that takes place in [[the Elder Scrolls]] universe.

	Needless to say, this system is nearly as broken as most fan-made codices for Warhammer fantasy. <s>And is probably made by the same people.</s> Haha, I think not.		Needless to say, this system is nearly as broken as most fan-made codices for Warhammer fantasy. <s>And is probably made by the same people.</s> Haha, I think not.

			A newer [[Scrollhammer_2nd_Edition\|2nd Edition]] has been made with a skirmish scale ruleset, [[Skub\|no longer based off of Warhammer]].

	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

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	The House Dagoth army gives you access to a wide variety of twisted, disease-spreading cultists, and a core of powerful spellcasting elite. The mutated ash creatures of the Sixth House are terrifying to behold, and the debilitating diseases they spread can wreck havoc on enemy forces.		The House Dagoth army gives you access to a wide variety of twisted, disease-spreading cultists, and a core of powerful spellcasting elite. The mutated ash creatures of the Sixth House are terrifying to behold, and the debilitating diseases they spread can wreck havoc on enemy forces.

	The House Dagoth army book places a strong emphasis on weakening your opponent before finishing them off with a cadre of powerful elites. From Sleeper Cultist assassins, to a range of demoralizing effects, to the ever-present list of horrible, infectious diseases, and more; Sixth House players are given diverse range of options on ~~however~~ they ~~want~~ to reduce their foes to feeble and debilitated shells of their former selves. However, Sixth House players are by no means ~~limitted~~ to this one strategy, as the House Dagoth army book is easily able to accommodate a wide variety of play styles.		The House Dagoth army book places a strong emphasis on weakening your opponent before finishing them off with a cadre of powerful elites. From Sleeper Cultist assassins, to a range of demoralizing effects, to the ever-present list of horrible infectious diseases, and more; Sixth House players are given a diverse range of options on how they can to reduce their foes to feeble and debilitated shells of their former selves. However, Sixth House players are by no means limited to this one strategy, as the House Dagoth army book is easily able to accommodate a wide variety of play styles.

	==Comprehensive Rulebook==		==Comprehensive Rulebook==

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	The House Dagoth army gives you access to a wide variety of twisted, disease-spreading cultists, and a core of powerful spellcasting elite. The mutated ash creatures of the Sixth House are terrifying to behold, and the debilitating diseases they spread can wreck havoc on enemy forces.		The House Dagoth army gives you access to a wide variety of twisted, disease-spreading cultists, and a core of powerful spellcasting elite. The mutated ash creatures of the Sixth House are terrifying to behold, and the debilitating diseases they spread can wreck havoc on enemy forces.

	The House Dagoth army book places a strong emphasis on weakening your opponent before finishing them off with a cadre of powerful elites. From Sleeper Cultist assassins, to a range of demoralizing effects, to the ever-present list of horrible, infectious diseases; Sixth House players are given ~~the tools for their pick~~ on ~~whatever way~~ they want to reduce their foes to feeble and debilitated shells of their former selves. However, ~~that is certainly not the only way one can play a~~ Sixth House ~~army. The~~ House Dagoth army book ~~can~~ accommodate a wide variety of play styles.		The House Dagoth army book places a strong emphasis on weakening your opponent before finishing them off with a cadre of powerful elites. From Sleeper Cultist assassins, to a range of demoralizing effects, to the ever-present list of horrible, infectious diseases, and more; Sixth House players are given diverse range of options on however they want to reduce their foes to feeble and debilitated shells of their former selves. However, Sixth House players are by no means limitted to this one strategy, as the House Dagoth army book is easily able to accommodate a wide variety of play styles.

	==Comprehensive Rulebook==		==Comprehensive Rulebook==

1d4chan>Dagoth Guy at 00:02, 9 December 2013

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	'''House Dagoth'''		'''House Dagoth'''

	Forgotten. Betrayed. Unmourned. The Great Houses of Morrowind were not always five in number. Long ago, when the skin Dunmer still yet shown like gold, there was a Sixth House: House Dagoth. But, In the War of the First Council, the other Great Houses, led by the Tribunal, betrayed House Dagoth, and they were destroyed in the shadow of Red Mountain. The Sixth House was long thought dead, and the Tribunal long thought that they had gotten away with their ~~iniquity~~ against their king and ~~their~~ gods. But they did not expect their ancient enemy to return from the grave. The Sixth House was not dead, but only sleeping. Now it wakes from its long dream, and with its Lord, Dagoth Ur, it comes forth to free Morrowind of foreign rulers and divine pretenders.		Forgotten. Betrayed. Unmourned. The Great Houses of Morrowind were not always five in number. Long ago, when the skin Dunmer still yet shown like gold, there was a Sixth House: House Dagoth. But, in the War of the First Council the other Great Houses, led by the Tribunal, betrayed House Dagoth, and they were destroyed in the shadow of Red Mountain. The Sixth House was long thought dead, and the Tribunal long thought that they had gotten away with their crimes against their king and the gods. But they did not expect their ancient enemy to return from the grave. The Sixth House was not dead, but only sleeping. Now it wakes from its long dream, and with its Lord, Dagoth Ur, it comes forth to free Morrowind of foreign rulers and divine pretenders.

	The House Dagoth army gives you access to a wide variety of twisted, disease-spreading cultists, and a core of powerful spellcasting elite. The mutated ash creatures of the Sixth House are terrifying to behold, and the debilitating diseases they spread can wreck havoc on enemy forces.		The House Dagoth army gives you access to a wide variety of twisted, disease-spreading cultists, and a core of powerful spellcasting elite. The mutated ash creatures of the Sixth House are terrifying to behold, and the debilitating diseases they spread can wreck havoc on enemy forces.

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	The House Dagoth army gives you access to a wide variety of twisted, disease-spreading cultists, and a core of powerful spellcasting elite. The mutated ash creatures of the Sixth House are terrifying to behold, and the debilitating diseases they spread can wreck havoc on enemy forces.		The House Dagoth army gives you access to a wide variety of twisted, disease-spreading cultists, and a core of powerful spellcasting elite. The mutated ash creatures of the Sixth House are terrifying to behold, and the debilitating diseases they spread can wreck havoc on enemy forces.

	The House Dagoth army book places a strong emphasis on weakening your opponent before finishing them off with a cadre of powerful elites. From Sleeper Cultist assassins, to a range of demoralizing effects, to the ever-present list of horrible, infectious diseases; Sixth House players are given the tools for their pick on ~~however~~ they want to ~~debilitate~~ their foes. However, that is certainly not the only way one can play a Sixth House army. The House Dagoth army book can accommodate ~~many, many~~ play styles. Whether one wishes to field an ocean of nearly-mindless Corprus dregs or a small band of powerful spellcasters, or even just a more mundane melee and ranged focused army; all are possible with the House Dagoth army book.		The House Dagoth army book places a strong emphasis on weakening your opponent before finishing them off with a cadre of powerful elites. From Sleeper Cultist assassins, to a range of demoralizing effects, to the ever-present list of horrible, infectious diseases; Sixth House players are given the tools for their pick on whatever way they want to reduce their foes to feeble and debilitated shells of their former selves. However, that is certainly not the only way one can play a Sixth House army. The House Dagoth army book can accommodate a wide variety of play styles.

	==Comprehensive Rulebook==		==Comprehensive Rulebook==

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	The Warriors of Elsweyr are made strong by their great number of sub-races and expert skirmishing ability. Few races are able to stand against fireball-hurling housecats, let alone mamoth-sized tiger beasts, or drug-pumped lion men. No doubt this force holds the most physically varied units in the game, but also makes extensive use of drugs, allowing you to buff your forces when needed.		The Warriors of Elsweyr are made strong by their great number of sub-races and expert skirmishing ability. Few races are able to stand against fireball-hurling housecats, let alone mamoth-sized tiger beasts, or drug-pumped lion men. No doubt this force holds the most physically varied units in the game, but also makes extensive use of drugs, allowing you to buff your forces when needed.

			'''House Dagoth'''

			Forgotten. Betrayed. Unmourned. The Great Houses of Morrowind were not always five in number. Long ago, when the skin Dunmer still yet shown like gold, there was a Sixth House: House Dagoth. But, In the War of the First Council, the other Great Houses, led by the Tribunal, betrayed House Dagoth, and they were destroyed in the shadow of Red Mountain. The Sixth House was long thought dead, and the Tribunal long thought that they had gotten away with their iniquity against their king and their gods. But they did not expect their ancient enemy to return from the grave. The Sixth House was not dead, but only sleeping. Now it wakes from its long dream, and with its Lord, Dagoth Ur, it comes forth to free Morrowind of foreign rulers and divine pretenders.

			The House Dagoth army gives you access to a wide variety of twisted, disease-spreading cultists, and a core of powerful spellcasting elite. The mutated ash creatures of the Sixth House are terrifying to behold, and the debilitating diseases they spread can wreck havoc on enemy forces.

			The House Dagoth army book places a strong emphasis on weakening your opponent before finishing them off with a cadre of powerful elites. From Sleeper Cultist assassins, to a range of demoralizing effects, to the ever-present list of horrible, infectious diseases; Sixth House players are given the tools for their pick on however they want to debilitate their foes. However, that is certainly not the only way one can play a Sixth House army. The House Dagoth army book can accommodate many, many play styles. Whether one wishes to field an ocean of nearly-mindless Corprus dregs or a small band of powerful spellcasters, or even just a more mundane melee and ranged focused army; all are possible with the House Dagoth army book.

	==Comprehensive Rulebook==		==Comprehensive Rulebook==

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	[[Category:Scrollhammer]]		[[Category:Scrollhammer]]
	[[category:Homebrew Settings]]		[[category:Homebrew Settings]]
	~~s>And is probably made by the same people.~~

1d4chan>FatherDuke at 00:48, 17 February 2013

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	[[Scrollhammer: Beta]] The rules for the previous edition. Not coherent in many places, very vague and thrown-together. They are included here for reference.		[[Scrollhammer: Beta]] The rules for the previous edition. Not coherent in many places, very vague and thrown-together. They are included here for reference.

			[[Category:Wargames]]
	[[Category:Scrollhammer]]		[[Category:Scrollhammer]]

	[[category:Homebrew Settings]]		[[category:Homebrew Settings]]
	s>And is probably made by the same people.		s>And is probably made by the same people.