''Forces of Fantasy'' is a 1984 game supplement for ''
Warhammer'' published by
Games Workshop.
Contents
''Forces of Fantasy'' is a set of three volumes of material to expand the ''Warhammer'' system, and corrects errors found in the original game.
Reception
Jon Sutherland reviewed ''Forces of Fantasy'' for ''
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'' #55, giving it an overall rating of 7 out of 10, and stated that "I would recommend ''Forces of Fantasy'' to those people who enjoyed ''Warhammer'' but were unhappy with some parts of it - the additions will undoubtedly improve it and hopefully not just complicate it."
Richard Lee reviewed ''Forces of Fantasy'' for ''
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'' magazine, and stated that "On the rules front
..FoF falls just as flat as WH did. But in a sense that is irrelevant. WH sells because it is simple, and because it is nicely figure-oriented. And In that context FoF proves an excellent supplement."
Edwin J. Rotondaro reviewed ''Forces of Fantasy'' in ''
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'' No. 73.
Rotondaro commented that "Overall, this is a nice package, but you need ''WH'' to use it to its fullest. Some elements could be adapted to other systems, but at
he priceit's a risky investment."
References
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Warhammer supplements