Big Kim Woof-Woof

Oh, that's always fun! Even though my Slaanesh army doesn't have a regular Khorne opponent, I've made a point of decorating my bases with a few decapitated helmeted heads that I've painted up in Khorne colours.

I assume it's partly because any character in AoS needs an army to be in (or lead). I can't claim to be that knowledgeable about the lore, but from what I've gathered there's been precious little said about who it is that Malerion rules over. So, we're effectively talking about creating and conceptualising a whole new faction.

I remember the first time I got acquainted with the AoS set of rules, one of my immediate thoughts was "oh... so there's no way to get upgrades to heroes at all?" I still think that it's something that's lacking. Like you say, it doesn't have to be on the same level as The Old World.... but some gesture towards it would be nice. Something to make a 'choppy' hero actually choppy.

The Hubcaps of Slaanesh! The only part of Glutos that I've finished thus far. I'm planning to finish off Kyazu before the month is out, though.

They look great! A really natural-looking fit. Well done.

I achieve the iridescent gilded effect on my Slaaneshi Beastmen's horns by painting them with my ex-girlfriend's nail polish.

This sounds like a tasty solution to me. Even if it did involve a fairly steep increase in points. But I guess higher points across the board means less models on the table... and we're all aware that GW is in the business of selling more models, not less.

They could roll the Forsaken and the Spawn into one. Something like whatever that mad possessed/mutant/spawn kit in 40K is.

Hey, that's not true. Anyone remember the horror of the screwtop pots?

I second that... if only for the ease of transport. The current size of a 2000 point army is a comfortable amount to haul around (often using public transport) I feel.

I was gonna say.... if you're painting 40 miniatures a week you've clearly got motivation by the bucketload!

Min.... miniatures or minutes?

I use Army Painter's primer. But I imagine all the reputable brands do a similar product.

That's my boy.

Exactly. Damn well said. Slaanesh as lurking, malevolent, ever-watching, all-powerful threat, biding His time... it's awesome stuff. And a bit Lovecraftian, come to think of it.