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''[[Mordheim]]'' is a fantasy boardgame made by Games Workshop, creators of ''[[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]]'' and ''[[Warhammer
Being an example of what are known as "warband games", boardgames that occupy a small junction point between a [[Role
Set several centuries before the "present day" of ''Warhammer'', it revolves around a city called Mordheim, once the jewel of [[The Empire]], now flattened after being crushed under a meteorite of wrydstone. This magical substance can, among other things, turn lead into gold, and so the ruins now crawl with adventurous treasure seekers hoping to make it rich. However, wyrdstone also causes rampant mutation and corruption, and so the ruins are crawling with monsters, maniacs and mutants.
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* [[After the End]]: Well, technically. Mordheim has been utterly destroyed -- the rest of the world is fine. [[Crapsack World|For a given value of "fine"]].
* [[Badass]]: Anyone who survives more than one visit to Mordheim is going to become this soon enough.
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