So for this project I ordered some matte Letter Size Laminating Pouches. I used normal glossy laminating pouches for this purpose, but I thought they might be too reflective when laminating an entire book with them. Previously, I had mostly used my laminator on quick reference sheets for various games, so they would be extra sturdy and stand up to constant handling. Everything else I needed I ended up ordering from When I started this project, I already had a basic thermal pouch laminator. Then there are the supplement books, Lair of the Orc Lord and Catacombs of Terror. As mentioned, I split the roleplay book up into three sections. I made a book of all the White Dwarf articles I had saved that contained rules for Warhammer Quest, including the FAQ article. The Rule Book and Adventure Book were short enough that I combined them together into one. Having the rest of the rules split into two parts will also be useful because I'll be able to keep one open to monster rules and another to the event tables.Īs you can see, I ended up with seven laminated and spiral bound books. The final part is the roleplaying rules, which I don't really need. The second part is the bestiary, with the rules for all the monsters and all the monster tables. The first part is all of the travelling and leveling up rules, plus events and treasure tables. So I split the roleplay book roughly into thirds.

Also, about a third of the book is the section about playing Warhammer Quest as a traditional roleplaying game with a Gamesmaster, and I don't expect to ever use this section.

Once laminated it became much thicker, and would be a huge book requiring a much larger spiral to bind it.

Partly this was just due to its huge size. I split the roleplay book into three parts. Here are the completed books all bound up. Have a look below for the results and how I achieved them. This should keep them well protected long into the future. What I ended up doing is disassembling all the books before laminating each page and spiral binding them back up. Because I expect to continue my Warhammer Quest campaigns with my current parties for some time into the future, I decided I should do something to preserve the books and keep them usable for as long as possible. There's also no way to replace them if they get damaged or worn out, because the game has been out of print for a very long time. They have been around a long time, and since they have a lot of tables and charts to reference, especially in the roleplay book, they get flipped through a lot. Since I've been playing Warhammer Quest again, I couldn't help but notice that my old rule books were looking a bit worn.

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