Frederic Walker

@fwalkerrpgdev.bsky.social

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Freelance #TTRPG designer, credits with @cubicle7games and @hitpointpress. Ancient History and Archaeology graduate, writing games inspired by it. Also, painting minis! Bi and disabled. He/him. Website & portfolio: https://fwalkerrpgdev.carrd.co/

Three Warhamme Seraphon Terradon riders, painted in a dark teal colour scheme with striped wings. The riders are armed with fireleech bolas, which have a trail of flame behind them.
A Warhammer the Old World where battle lines are drawn between an Ogre Kingdoms army and a Dark Elf army
The cover art for 28 Millimeters BC. In the foreground, a retro-futuristic astronaut with a ray gun, a victorian explorer with an armful of maps, and a cowboy with a pair of revolvers all stand in front of a swirling time-portal, behind which are a pair of palm trees.
A warhammer battlefield in which a unit of dwarf thunderers led by an engineer are indeed between a rock and a dark elf kharibdyss. There are dark elf corsairs to the left, and a dwarf cannon behind the rock.
A sky lantern-eye view of the final clash on a Warhammer battlefield - Cathayan shugengan vs Ogre butcher.
A Warhammer Cathayan shugengan lord in combat with a unit of ogre bulls in front of a fortress wall
Warhammer Ogre lines waver on their approach to the wall, while a Cathayan sky lantern and shugengan stand in the foreground
A fallen Warhammer giant lies in front of a gatehouse defended by Cathayan warriors
An overturned warhammer Cathayan cannon in the foreground, and a triumphant horde of Ogres in the background cheering their artillerist
A Warhammer Ogre Kingdoms army arrayed before a Grand Cathay army manning a fortress wall
A Warhammer Ogre Kingdoms army arrayed before a Grand Cathay army manning a fortress wall
An Ogre Army and Dark Elf army face off in a game of Warhammer the Old World
An Orlock arms master for Necromunda. He's wearing a leather vest and trousers, with a purple loincloth and brushed metal armour (one section of which with hazard stripes. He has goggles and a gas mask on his face, pale skin and dyed teal hair. He is armed with a shotgun in one hand, while the other points menacingly.
One of Braganza's Besiegers, a warhammer warrior armed with a crossbow and pavise, in bright brass armour. He is stood on a rocky plinth with arrows of the enemy embedded in the ground around him.
The rules for the magic weapon The Monkey King's Wisdom. Ramge Combat, Strength 10, AP -4, Magical Attacks, Multiple Wounds (D3), Strikes Last
a bad ms paint drawing of a man (butler?) in a suit doffing his hat, with the caption "Respect!!!"
A group of miniature neanderthals face off against a toy tyrannosaurus rex. Behind them is a copy of the 28 MILLIMETERS B.C. rulebook, showing a similar scene
Miniature neanderthals face a tyrannosaurus rex in a rocky landscape, behind them is a copy of the 28 MILLIMETERS B.C rulebook that displays a similar scene
King Amanhotep from Dreadfleet, by John Blanche. An ancient mummy whose clothing almost seems to be dripping from his body.
The Odyssey Collective stand at UKGE featuring a range of RPGs and a wargame
The Odyssey Collective stand at UKGE featuring a range of RPGs and a wargame demo
Freddie and Steph with a collection of our games on display on a convention stand.
A board set up with miniature neanderthals, a green tyrannosaurus rex, and 3 rock formations. In front is a copy of 28 MILLIMETERS B.C., its cover features a scene of neanderthals fighting a tyrannosaurus rex in front of a volcano
Miniature neanderthals face a tyrannosaurus rex in a rocky landscape, behind them is a copy of the 28 MILLIMETERS B.C rulebook that displays a similar scene
A physical copy of Frederic Walker's wargame 28 MILLIMETERS B.C. The cover art has 3 cavemen facing off against a theropod dinosaur, while in the background triceratops clash, a pterosaur soars, and a volcano erupts.
A trio of cavemen square up with a dated reconstruction of an allosaurus, while in the background a pterosaur soars over an erupting volcano, triceratops butt heats, and a brontosaurus browses treetops. Beneath them is the title in a rocky font: 28 MILLIMETERS BC
The Medinet Habu relief of Rameses III defeating the Sea Peoples at the mouth of the Nile. Ships crewed by warriors in feather-crested helmets on the left battle the pharaoh, represented as a giant figure armed with a bow, on the right.
Cover art of the children's book Frog Odyssey
A wizard warband for Arcworlde. The wizards are accompanied by four ethereal familiars.
An Empire Engineer for Warhammer the Old World. He holds an oversized rifle over his back, while writing with a quill on a long roll of paper attached to an over-engineered mechanical clipboard on his belt, presumably making notes on how his inventions have fared in the field. He is dressed in the red and black heraldry of Nuln.
A miniature Grand Cathay horseback battle standard bearer for Warhammer the Old World. He both rider and horse wear heavy scaled armour decorated with dragon motifs and yellow and red fabric trims. The Banner is a stylised representation of the face of the dragon Miao Ying.
Imperium Maledictum Starter Set
The Advisor from Total War Warhammer. He is an elderly blind man in dark robes bedecked with gold medallions. His hair is white, his skin pale and scarred. He is accompanied by a white raven.
A picture of Megamind in an elaborate robe (the Black Mamba) with the caption 'Bronze Age mfs preparing to crown themselves "Supreme God-Emperor of the Known Universe" after taking over two small towns on the Euphrates'
A grinning Chaos Dwarf with cropped horns and a white beard.
A screenshot from The Lord of the Rings of Ugluk, an Uruk-hai, in his famous "Looks like meat's back on the menu boys" scene. He has been edited to be wearing a balaclava. The caption reads "Spider-Man: Gets rebooted again. Every criminal in NYC: "Looks like Uncle Ben's back on the menu boys!"
A warhammer fantasy basilisk. An eight-legged twisted reptilian monster with a baked face and spines across its green scaly body. It is based upon a half-fallen tree and a leaf-covered forest floor.
An ambot for Necromunda. It is a humanoid robot with an insect-like face. Its chassis is largely black, with two hazard-striped black and yellow shoulderpads. Its eyes and other lenses give off a pale green glow. It has two towhooks mounted on its shoulders.
A miniature servitor, a labourer cyborg dressed in yellow armour with black ribbing, a yellow kneepad displaying a large number "7" in black. Their arms and part of their face are exposed, showing bulging muscles and pale, yellow-green flesh. They wear fabric fatigues from the waist to the knee, at which point the lower legs are replaced with mechanical stilts, rusted, perhaps through lack of maintenance. Their left hand, flesh, holds a small revolver, while their right arm ends with a pneumatic claw grip, spattered with blood, and connected to their back by a large cable attached at the wrist. Their face is mostly obscured by a mask, fastened by a leather strap over their head - tubes feed in either side of their mouth, an antenna array covers their right ear, and a cable over their head connects to mechanical eye, glowing with a pale blue-green hue.
The cast of Twin Peaks
A man playing a boar-headed Iron Age Celtic carnyx trumpet made from bronze, with a thought bubble suggesting that he shares the sentiment of the original post
A warhammer Kharibdyss, a multi-headed deep-sea monstrosity, with dark blue scales, and a bright blue underbelly. Its heads have claw-like mandibles, one with a tentacle-like lower jaw that resembles incorrect reconstructions of the prehistoric shark helicoprion. The kharibdyss is based crawling over a rocky beach with basalt columns.
A unit of Jade Warriors stare down a primal Warherd - the last remnant of the beastmen Warherd
A grand Cathay army lined up against a beastmen army for Warhammer The Old World
A Chaos Dwarf war engine rolls into some beastmen while a cygor in the distance prepares to hurl a massive rock
A game of Warhammer the Old World, where beastmen clash with Chaos Dwarfs on the tabletop!
A kharibdyss, the lone survivor of a dark elves army, fleeing from the remnants of the beastmen army
Dark elf and Beastmen armies face off on the tabletop
Two units of miniatures locked in combat in Warhammer the Old World : Bretonnian peasants in the blue and yellow of Bordeleaux, and Jade Warriors in the red and jade uniforms of the Northern Provinces
A warhammer Kharibdyss, a multi-headed deep-sea monstrosity, with dark blue scales, and a bright blue underbelly. Its heads have claw-like mandibles, one with a tentacle-like lower jaw that resembles incorrect reconstructions of the prehistoric shark helicoprion. The kharibdyss is based crawling over a rocky beach with basalt columns.
A converted Warhammer Wight King, a skeleton dressed in ornate verdigris-covered bronze and gold armour, armed with a spear and shield. It wears a helmet inspired by the Viksø helmets.
A miniature barrow, of dark earth, desaturated grass and pale stone. 28mm skeleton for scale, converted to wear a Bronze Age-inspired helmet.
Drazhoath the Ashen, a chaos dwarf miniature for warhammer. He is a chaos dwarf wizard with an elaborate gold headdress, carrying a glowing red crucible. He rides upon Cinderbreath, a giant, winged black bull with a furnace glow coming from within.
The cover art for Neonderthals, showing a stylised Neanderthal face in high contrast yellow, purple and black colours. The title, in a cyperpunk inspired font, reads "Neonderthals: 200077 BC"
The cover for The Kingdom of Prester John, which is in the style of an illuminated medieval manuscript. Beneath the title, sat on an ebony throne in the centre, is Prester John, a depicted as medieval king with dark skin, and Christian European trappings of kingship, red robes, a blue cloak, with a crucifix-sceptre and a crucifix-lined crown. A banner along the top of the image shows medieval-style art of creatures oddly depicted for never being seen by European artists: an elephant, a crocodile, and a tiger, while the bottom banner shows a griffon, a hydra, and a unicorn. The banner on the left shows medieval-style art of Muhammad of Ghor, Genghis Khan, and Gebre Meskel Lalibela, while a banner on the right shows mythlogical peoples: the blemmyes, with no head and a face in their chest, the dog-headed cynocephali, and the sciapod, sheltering beneath their single, massive foot. The cover is divided by lines of gold, with lapis lazuli blue corners.
A copy of the game scribe, on a wooden table. The cover art shows a hand lying limp on sand, holding a stylus. Behind the hand is a cuneiform tablet repeating the same inscription over and over - it is Akkadian for "Save us". The title "Scribe" obscures the tablet in the centre of the image.
A map of the stands at Dragonmeet, pointing to UKTIN stand (M32/33)
An Empire Engineer for Warhammer the Old World. He holds an oversized rifle over his back, while writing with a quill on a long roll of paper attached to an over-engineered mechanical clipboard on his belt, presumably making notes on how his inventions have fared in the field.
A scene from King of the Hill. Dale (in sunglasses and cap): This is no time for jokes, Boomhauer. This tornado's already classified at level two on the Fujisaki scale. A storm that strong will send an egg through a barn door. Two barn doors, if one of them's open. Bobby: What would a level three do, Mr Gribble? Dale: Level three will send an egg through a Brick. Wall. Tornado chasers call it "Humpty's Revenge."
A table displaying zines by Frederic Walker and Steph Farrow (Stickyhunter)