FS/T: 40k Fluff/Art books, Inquisitor, WFRPG, Dark Heresy

Heya folks,

Just in case you're interested, I'm cleaning out my closet, looking for cash or trades. First price is retail, second what I'll take for it, though feel free to make offers.

40k
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The Art of Warhammer 40k - $50/$35
Inquis Exterminatus (Art & Fluff book, OOP) - ???/$35

Buy both for $70

Warhammer Warriors game books - These are portable 2 player games released a long time ago, very OOP. I played the heck out of them, GREAT for road trips!
Warhammer Warriors - Tyranid Warrior - ???/$10
Warhammer Warriors - Captain Leonatos (Space Marine) - ???/$10
Warhammer Warriors - Eldar Exarch - ???/$10
Warhammer Warrior - Ephrael Stern (Sister of Battle, the one Forgeworld made a statue out of) - ???/$10
Buy all 4 for $35


Dark Heresy (All original Black Library releases!)
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Core Rulebook - $59.95
Game Master's Kit and GM's screen - $19.99
Inquisitor's Handbook $44.95
Character Folio - $6.99

Buy it all for $90


Inquisitor
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Main Rulebook - $45 (With organizational, color-codel labeled tabs for each chapter, makes running this complex game a breeze)
Inquisitor Annual 2002 -$25

Buy both for $40


Warhammer Fantasy RPG
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Core Rulebook - $39.99
Game Master's Toolkit & GM's screen - $19.99
Old World Bestiary - $29.99
Tome of Corruption - $39.99

Buy it all for $70


Wanted:
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Vampire Counts - Anything from the new edition
Dark Elves - Anything form the new edition


Thanks

Warhammer Warrior - Ephrael Stern (Sister of Battle, the one Forgeworld made a statue out of) - ???/$10

OMFG I NEED STERN NOW!!!!

Warhammer warriors does sound cool but I have no idea what it is truth be told. Pics!

I'll try to get some pics up soon. They're basically small little books with some fluff, a character sheet, and a whole lot of images. You're supposed to swap them with your opponent so when you both decide your actions, you turn to the page in the book that the chart tells us for an image of what your character sees from his POV.

For example, if Ephrael Stern fires her bolter at the Eldar Exarch, who chose at that moment to jump, they would turn in their book to the page the chart details. The Eldar Player would see Stern firing her bolter at him, and the sister player would see an eldar getting slammed against the ground with bolter fire, for example.

It was actually a very clever game design. What I love is that the characters "level up" between game, unlocking new abilities (such as psychic abilities, new moves, etc) which makes the game more interesting. They're small, portable books.

Sounds like fun.