MaatithoftheBrand

Hi there guys, So a friend of mine and I were trying to look into the feasibility of a project - namely a Chaos Duardin army that can also be used as a force of duergar (Deep Dwarves) for D&D. Now, at least in 5e, the duergar share a lot of design elements and feel with the Infernal Guard units from the Legion of Azgorh (heavy shoulder pads, layered armour, smooth and faceless helmets, firelances, etc), however the LoA models cost a fortune and make the project difficult to justify as it stands. Are there any companies doing dwarves in a LoA style that might be able to bulk out some FW purchases/as straight alternatives? Thanks in advance!

The Causeway idea is brilliant and also matches the Ghurish hexes that appear in the Underworlds lair set - how did you make them/how easy where they to make? Assuming that you are alright with people being inspired

Can I ask why you are an individual on an AoS forum?

Who let morris dancers into my fair city...

The Van Saar outcast Bounty Hunter or a Spyrer Hunter maybe?

I must admit that as a general rule I dislike a lot of the acronyms used in the game - I find that with so many in the game I struggle to actually parse some posts without effort as I try and figure out why people are debating the value of "MSU in OBR for ME", so I try not to use them.

https://www.warhammer-community.com/2019/09/30/warcry-the-future-of-the-eightpoints/ New Spire Tyrant model and an enormous monster based on Irish folklore!

Hobbits always struck me more as the ideals of Little England/the Home Counties

Whilst not exactly striking whilst the iron is hot, its hard to see this KS as anything to do with an industry leak given all the art is almost 1-for-1 old Tomb Kings; a King on Chariot, the Necropolis Knight snakes, Carrion Birds, Tomb Guard, an artificial giant scorpion with what looks like an interred body within, and a Bone Giant. Which is a shame because the Desert Elves look like rulewise they could be reskinned Dark Elves but are at least visually new and interesting.

I am assuming that things like the centaurs might be less a "tainted by Slaanesh like the DoK" thing and more a "magic twisted to help us survive" deal closer to the water and beast magic of the Idoneth. There is fluff, if memory serves, that the Wanderers have been somewhat left behind/spurned by Alarrielle for not fighting as hard as they could for her is there not? What if then the Wanderers - either through their own layline magic/druidcraft/sorcery or through the help of Kurnoth or a similar power - have chosen to twist a few of their number into shapes better suited to running amongst the wilds and laylines, the better to survive beyond the good graces of the Everqueen?

No idea - was hoping others would be better informed! They're fairly prominent in AoS art if I remember rightly, so it's unlikely they're being discontinued...? Hopefully...?

According to the UK website the Morghasts are no longer available online (as opposed to currently out of stock) Reboxing/adaption for LoN upoming do we think?