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Spiky Norman

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  1. Sounds fun with the Co-Op mode against AI (if I understand you correctly). I have been toying a similar idea ever since I played Zombicide, and maybe using the AI and "noise mechanic" from that game to control NPC enemies in a game like Mordheim, or maybe in a game of Path to Glory. It would be ideal when used with Skaven I think, which could simulate games like Vermintide very well :-) I'd like to hear your ideas for controlling AI too.
  2. That's some pretty good ideas. Thanks for sharing! I think our group should consider maybe using some of that too, at least the rule about being able to loot artefacts off of the leaders of the other warbands. That should like it could be fun :-)
  3. Yea, we won't use the Matched Play requirements of having Battleline units. Actually here is all of the supplementary rules we'll use - Although the number of points for draw/wins may be subject to change: STARTING A WARBAND A Warband must consist of warscrolls from one(1) Grand Alliance. Each Warband gets 300 points starting out. Each Warband must compose of a minimum of 1 Hero and 3 Non-hero models, and a maximum of 1 Monster/Behemoth, Warmachine/Artillery and Hero per 300 points. Named characters and Battallions are not used. The leader of a Warband must be a Hero. The leader can choose a (1) Command Trait. This trait is permanent, unless the Warband changes leader. Each Warband have a (1) Battle Trait from the chosen Grand Alliance or a suitable Battletome. Artefacts can be bought at 60 points, max. 1 artefact per Warband. A Warband uses the Rewards table based on their Grand Alliance: Grand Alliance: Destruction = Ironjaws Grand Alliance: Death = Death Grand Alliance: Chaos = Pick one from the Chaos tables Grand Alliance: Order = Pick Stormcast, Seraphon or Fyreslayers UNITS IN WARBANDS When buying new units, you can buy single models for their individual price. Example: You can buy 3 Skeleton Warriors for 3/10 of the price of the Warscroll, even if the Warscroll notes that the minimum unit is 10. Prices are rounded off to nearest whole point. If the Warband have units with less models than the Warscroll minimum, you have to fill those up before you can buy new units of the same kind - That is no duplicate 'under-strenght' units at a time. If a unit contain less than the Warscroll minimum, none of the models counts as unit champion, but can still be musicians, carry banners etc. UNDERDOG BONUS Each Warband that have less than 40+ points of the opponent(s), can roll once (1) on the Triumph table. The effect from the table last only for one battle. AFTER THE MATCH After each battle each participating Warband gets 1d6 x10 points added to their Warband. If the battle was a draw participating Warbands can reroll their 1d6 once. If a Warband got a Minor Victory they get to roll 2d6 and pick the highest, and a Major Victory awards 2d6+3 and pick the highest. A Warband can choose to pay 60 points to roll once (1) on a (1) Rewards table. A Warband can save up points to a maximum of 300 points. If a leader of a Warband died in battle, you can nominate a new leader (Must be Hero). It can be the same as before, or a new Hero. If a new Hero is chosen as leader, the leader can pick a new Command Trait. BATTLEPLANS Each Warband must win the Battleplan: The Monolith with a Major Victory to win the campaign. Opponents agree with their opponents on what battleplan to play. If they cannot agree, roll 1d6 and the highest pick the Battleplan, the lowest roll get to pick sides. If a Warband is 1 Glory point from winning the campaign, and have not yet won a Major Victory in the Battleplan: The Monolith, then the Battleplan is automatically 'The Monolith'.
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    Great Unclean One

    Yes. I used a lot of washes all over really. :-) But the model was primed black, then zenithal highlighted Corrax white - Both rattlecan sprays. Then I used basic Agrax Earthshade on all but the horns. After that the skin got a GW green shade, leaving the areas that I'd later go back to with the blood effects and such. Some areas on the belly later got stippled and drybrushed lightly to shade it lighter, and I also used some GW flesh shade on the belly parts. Parts of the legs got some GW red shade , and the many of the pustules got some GW yellow glaze. That's pretty much the skin part of the model done.
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    Great Unclean One

    My slight conversion of the Maggoth Lord kit to act as a Great Unclean One, or maybe as a Giant Chaos Spawn (of Nurgle).

    © Spiky Norman

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    Great Unclean One

    My slight conversion of the Maggoth Lord kit to act as a Great Unclean One, or maybe as a Giant Chaos Spawn (of Nurgle).

    © Spiky Norman

  7. Spiky Norman

    Great Unclean One

    My slight conversion of the Maggoth Lord kit to act as a Great Unclean One, or maybe as a Giant Chaos Spawn (of Nurgle).

    © Spiky Norman

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    Spirit Hosts

    Looks great and easy to do - All round awesome :-)
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