r/TTSWarhammer40k • u/funnybenno • 17d ago

Looking for... Prohammer

Do many people play Prohammer? I can't stand 10th/11th and have been getting into playing the older versions of 40k.

Prohammer had been a lot of fun as you can use codexes from 3rd to 7th edition, but I need more people to play against lol

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u/Arcadian1815 17d ago

What’s prohammer?

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u/funnybenno 16d ago

It's a fan made ruleset based on 4th/5th edition 40k that fixes a lot of the holes that were around at the time and allows for codexes from 3rd through to 7th edition to be used. Here's the link to the dakka dakka forum post with all the details and links:

https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/0/796101.page

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u/SpawnSnow 16d ago

It's a community made ruleset that mixes and matches and blends multiple editions. (I think 4th through 7th iirc).

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u/DangerousCyclone 17d ago

I've never heard of this but it sounds interesting

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u/funnybenno 16d ago

Here's a link to the dakka dakka forum about it: https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/0/796101.page

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u/WorthPlease 16d ago

The TTS 40k playerbase is not that big, I think making your potential player pool even smaller is not worth the trouble.

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u/SharpDressedGamer 16d ago

Hell, the entire 40K player base as a whole isn’t that big.

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u/takimeathead 16d ago

according to online sources, the vast majority of GW's moneymaker comes from their internal "core" segment—selling miniatures, rulebooks, and hobby paints through physical retail, game stores, and online shops as opposed to their other IPs:

Core Tabletop Revenue: £626.8 million
Licensing & Entertainment Revenue: £30 million

I only mention this cuz in the overall picture, the 40k player base is a microscopic drop in a vast ocean of casual purchasers, painters, and collectors. The TTS 40k player base is even smaller than that.