>>13186The books also do a fair job of representing Skaven that way. Though I will grant, they did have some moments in Gotrek and Felix where a ratman came out the woodwork to warn them of impending doom... Which is always funny.
>Who is she?My sister; She rolled up a Grey Seer for our game, but I never got around to actually 'running' it.
>The only real issue is that it's a wee-bit harder to justify multiple races in a party with WHF,Not necessarily. While there're difficulties with distances, order-aligned races are perfectly capable of allying, and things like Skaven, Tomb Kings, or even Orks are 'neutral' enough to work alongside those.
The trouble you'll find is if you want to pull a 'chaos' aligned faction. Beastmen, Chaos Dwarves, or what have you, are liable to be unable to join up.
Skaven, incidentally, have an official expansion.
It's fucking huge.
>>13188You forgot the Grey Seers.
Albeit, they're technically an 'order' or a 'priesthood', but still, considering they basically grab any white-furred rat and say "You, you are one of us now", I think they ought count.
Incidentally, it just occured to me; One loyal Skaven we did get was the guy in Total Warhammer 2. Good ol' glasses bro.
Seeing his master, a Grey Seer, set to sacrifice his clan, my man ends up sinking his teeth into that Seer, and as a result is personally hired by the Great Horned Rat himself for being such a giggachad.