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S133arcanite

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  1. Must not make nighthaunt spirit well out of gnawholes, Must not make nighthaunt spirit well out of gnawholes, Must not make nighthaunt spirit well out of gnawholes,
  2. Facebook just said that greenskinz and gitmob are both out of production.
  3. @MelcavukI also started working on the short timeline: Age of Myth Discovery By Sigmar Grungni is found by Sigmar tied to the Iron Mountains alongside his brother Grimnir. This is the start of a long-running friendship between the two gods. The Council of Iron Grungni founds the Council of Iron, a pantheon within that of Sigmar's that contains sixteen other blacksmithing gods, aelf, duardin and human. In turn, they found the Ironweld, and each god creates his own sect within it. Some of these scets rise in power and stature and become renown throughout the realms. For example, Cor Temporis, the Walking City, founded by the human demigod Askror, is known for its steady crawl across Hysh, and many a Chaos host has shattered against its walls. The Death of Grimnir Grimnir, brother of Grungni, battles Vulcatrix and they destroy each other. When Grungni hears of the news, he roars so loudly that it is heard all over Chamon. The fledgling fortresses of the Ironweld all quiver in rage, and it is said that some sprouted legs, wheels, mouths and even minds. These fortresses become known as Cog-forts, and before long, every weld has its own mechanical castle. Collapse of the Council of Iron The Council of Iron collapses as Chaos begins to gather. The humans and duardin gods turn on the aelven deities, fearful of their sly ways, and all five of them are killed. Three human and two duardin demigods are defeated, leaving the Council a mere six strong. The Council of Iron collapses, and the remaining deities retreat in shame.
  4. @Melcavuk I'd love to help out in the narrative section. Perhaps a few short stories and the timeline? For example, we could do a series of events like in recent battletomes. By the way, is the battletome meant to be published and available to fans like the Tomb Kings one? Love the work, you've done, keep it up!
  5. You could also use some skeleton warriors with cog-heads painted silver to be a kind of automaton unit.
  6. Nice, you could use Armiger Knights as the base of the conversion.
  7. @Melcavuk Are you going to make a custom battletome? I'd love to help if so.
  8. I'd love to do this; how do we apply? I'd love to do a series about creating a narrative around your army!
  9. Sorry, I just posted exactly the same thing at the same time as you😉
  10. Unfortunately the gargant is not as good as the BoC one.
  11. @JPjr Yeah, you could have Kill Team-like rules to represent the urban warfare, and maybe special warscrolls to represent the elite guard (Umbral Guard, etc.), named witch hunters or lord-veritants, special rules for mercenaries etc. Almost like what everyone hoped the skirmish update would be like...😉
  12. @BorbHobbyHave you got any ideas for said battletomes? I'd love to hear them.
  13. After watching the Stormcast interview with Sam Pearson, I had the sudden craving to create my own battletome... basically I'm looking for people to help think of a faction, and create a battletome centered around it. I'm completely open to any ideas or critiques, so please reply or DM me if you'd like to help. Thanks!
  14. @froo How about the spiker to lead those grot scuttlings?😉
  15. I don't usually do this, but I really don't like either the mangler squigs or the troggboss. Hopefully this is fake...
  16. So its not a centipede, but a Dankhold Trogboss. So, in a Trogherd, we have: Fellwater Troggoths Rockgut Troggoths Dankhold Troggoths Dankhold Trogboss
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