Chaos Space Marines Catalogue Update

Download at data.battlescribe.net

• Added Summoned Daemons
• Added special characters

Chaos Space Marines Catalogue Update

• Fixed bug where you were unable to save a roster if you selected a squad of Chaos Space Marines
• Added dedicated transports

Download at data.battlescribe.net

Another Catalogue File Update, Forthcoming Program Update

Another small update to the catalogue files over at data.battlescribe.net

• Rearranged the categories in the Warhammer 40,000 game system file to have Fast Attack before Heavy Support
• Bug fixes in the Eldar catalogue
• Bug fixes in the Orks catalogue
• Bug fixes in Chaos Daemons catalogue

I have also accepted some of the suggestions at the UserVoice page that will be going into the next release of BattleScribe. I should get this done over the next week or so - keep an eye on the news page for announcements.

Catalogue File Issues

Thanks to the vigilance of some helpful users, several bugs have been found in some of the catalogue files. As I need to fix catalogue errors outside of releases of BattleScribe itself, I will be pulling the catalogue files out of the main download. This will allow me to release updates to them as needed.

BattleScribe 1.00b Released!

After a year of development in my spare time, BattleScribe version 1.00 beta is here!

BattleScribe consists of a set of tools for creating and editing your army lists and supporting data files. It's free to download and distribute however you like. It can output nicely formatted lists in HTML to print out, or to paste into websites, blogs or forum posts. It's developed by a wargamer for the wargaming community.

Give it a go and let us know what you think! If you have any feedback, comments or suggestions, or if you've found a bug, let me know over at our feedback page. I'm keen to work with the community to make sure BattleScribe meets the needs of all the wargamers out there no matter which game system you play.

Why BattleScribe?

Hi my name is Jon and I'm a wargamer.

I'm mainly a 40k player, with a love for Necromunda, who dabbles in D&D. My love for the Imperial Guard goes back some 15 years (at the time of writing) and can be officially classified as "unhealthy". Space Wolves and themed Chaos Space Marine armies pepper my past. They just don't have quite enough tanks to keep me interested however...

I live in Canterbury, UK, and I'm a software developer. My preferred programming language is Java since I'm a bit of a software hippie who believes in freeware and open source software.