Inquisitor

what is the basic idea of inquisitor because i've seen it on the specialist games section but havent quite worked out what it's all about can someone explain?

Inquisitor is a large scale game of story based combat, like an action film. It is quite complex, with each character you control having slightly different stats, even if they were twins. It is a great narritive game, along great stories and heroic feats to arise. I use Inquisitor 28, basically a fan made scaled down version using the 40k minis but Inquisitor rules.

sounds cool!
does anyone at the club play it because if anyone does can they show me how to play?

Lewis, I would focus on one game at a time. Atm your playing 3 games, and that means you'l suck at all of them.

Toastinator wrote:Lewis, I would focus on one game at a time. Atm your playing 3 games, and that means you'l suck at all of them.

He has a point. Get good at playing a game before moving on. I play Inquisitor occasionally to build a great story. It also allows me to have a great 'Action Movie' game against someone.

Seriously, it is a big change from 40k. A massive change.

SHOW me how to play i'm not actually starting i just wanted to see what it was like thats all!
Why does everyone think i'm going to do anymore armies!

Warmaster wrote:SHOW me how to play i'm not actually starting i just wanted to see what it was like thats all!
Why does everyone think i'm going to do anymore armies!

well, why do you think you can just learn rules *clicks* like that? Inquisitor is very complicated and different to everything else, you dont just learn them like that. Same with fantasy, you refuse to buy the rulebook and ask for others' books to learn the rules, when the rules aren't the same and fantasy rules take ages to revise. If you try to learn every single rule about every game, it'll be weeks before you can get to grip with all of them, without confusing each one with another. i know you're having a fantasy game tomorrow... do you know fantasy rules?

Yes, i do know the rules for fantasy
and we came to a draw because no'one could beat each other because i kept ressurecting my zombies and my zombies were to weak to do much damage!
but it was FUN

Warmaster wrote:no'one could beat each other because i kept ressurecting my zombies and my zombies were to weak to do much damage!

I think you missed the point about using zombies...

Lewis, NO ONE HERE KNOWS FANTASY RULES! READ WILL'S RULEBOOK, ITS TWO EDITIONS AGO!

This thread is supposed to be about the Inquisitor game, not if he knows the Fantasy rules. And anyway, I would like to know, how many people have actually played Inquisitor? Im just curious.

No-one, but Ben, you really don't know what is going on. You don't go to school here anymore (lucky) so you may be missing a few points there.

as an answer to zak, the only people in the club who have a 7e rulebook is me and ellis. even so, i'm still not exactly fluent with them.

Well, I really don't think anyone at club is going to fork out £35 quid on the 8e rulebook though.

correction - £45.
i'm happy with 7e atm even though i do think some of the rules need updating