| HQ | |
| Battle Leader "Veidulfr" | 95 |
| Frost Axe | 15 |
| Saga of the Hunter | 10 |
| Elite | |
| Lone Wolf "Einarr" | 55 |
| Power Sword | 15 |
| 2 Fenrisian Wolves | 20 |
| Troops | |
| 7 Grey Hunters | 195 |
| Plasma Gun | 10 |
| Power Fist | 25 |
| Drop Pod w/ Deathwind | 55 |
| 8 Blood Claws | 150 |
| Power Sword | 15 |
| Plasma Pistol | 15 |
| Flamer | free |
| Total | 495 |
Sunday, 4 October 2009
Space Wolf Army List
D&D Miniatures
So, I now have the miniatures to paint up for the rest of the party... well, kind of. The Sister of Sigmar I was intending to convert into a Cleric is still MIA, but I do have the Paladin (Reiksguard Knight on foot) and Rogue (that Mordheim Kislevite ranger with the ridiculous tits) ready and awaiting undercoat.
Space Wolves
Got the new Codex yesterday, plus a box of power armoured Wolves...
I now have a Wolf Guard Battle Leater with frost axe, a Lone Wolf with power sword, 5 Grey Hunters and 5 Blood Claws... I've got enough left over to make another three or four models if I can find some damned legs for them. I think an army may be on the cards. And a proper one at that, not the aforementioned use-the-bits-to-convert-Wolfy-looking-Chaos-Marines (which may still come later 'cause it's an awesome idea).
Of course dopey twunt that I am it turns out that at some point I demolished the Games Day 2003 Wolf Priest for a conversion that never happened. Go me.
I now have a Wolf Guard Battle Leater with frost axe, a Lone Wolf with power sword, 5 Grey Hunters and 5 Blood Claws... I've got enough left over to make another three or four models if I can find some damned legs for them. I think an army may be on the cards. And a proper one at that, not the aforementioned use-the-bits-to-convert-Wolfy-looking-Chaos-Marines (which may still come later 'cause it's an awesome idea).
Of course dopey twunt that I am it turns out that at some point I demolished the Games Day 2003 Wolf Priest for a conversion that never happened. Go me.
Sunday, 30 August 2009
Fallen Angels and The Bloodied Host of Lord Khazak
Having recently finished reading Fallen Angels, the latest book in the Horus Heresy series, I have been inspired to make a small squad of these betrayed and tragic figures which will count as a Chosen squad in any Chaos Marine army I care to create.
Fallen Angels colour scheme
Also revisiting my planned Space Wolf-esque traiors, the Bloodied Host of Lord Khazak... having been a follower of Nurgle for many years I've recently become rather disillusioned by the increasing cartooniness of the miniatures workshop are releasing, and so my focus has turned to Khorne... a much misunderstood god in that most people focus on the "me big warrior kill lots people" stuff and don't look at Khorne as also being the embodiment of martial pride and the "warrior code". In much the same fashion people tend to focus on Slaanesh being all about sex, Nurgle being all about disease and Tzeentch being all about magic without bothering to explore the deeper aspects of each god... this isn't actually helped by Workshop themselves focussing on these things. For example, if I were to do a Slaaneshi army the focus would be extreme narcissism... hmmm, Brotherhood of Narcissus. Space Marines as the embodiment of physical perfection... I wonder how easiy it would be to scuplt a muscle curass for a Marine?
Anyway, I digress... the Bloodied Host of Lord Khazak... basically a rogue Wolf Lord who thought the Space Wolves were soft because they were not all at war all the time. So he and his great company buggered off, and over the years ended up worshipping Khorne. The force is rapidly diminishing as warriors die but they will not stop until there are none left standing. Pumped full of combat drugs the warriors of the Bloodied Host never cease their endless war against everybody and each battle is remembered in songs which are sung as the warriors march forward. Just lately a squad of Fallen Angels has been fighting alongside them, fine warriors with skills honed over 10,000 years of war... but why have they joined the Host? What is their agenda?
Bloodied Host of Lord Khazak colour scheme
Fallen Angels colour scheme
Also revisiting my planned Space Wolf-esque traiors, the Bloodied Host of Lord Khazak... having been a follower of Nurgle for many years I've recently become rather disillusioned by the increasing cartooniness of the miniatures workshop are releasing, and so my focus has turned to Khorne... a much misunderstood god in that most people focus on the "me big warrior kill lots people" stuff and don't look at Khorne as also being the embodiment of martial pride and the "warrior code". In much the same fashion people tend to focus on Slaanesh being all about sex, Nurgle being all about disease and Tzeentch being all about magic without bothering to explore the deeper aspects of each god... this isn't actually helped by Workshop themselves focussing on these things. For example, if I were to do a Slaaneshi army the focus would be extreme narcissism... hmmm, Brotherhood of Narcissus. Space Marines as the embodiment of physical perfection... I wonder how easiy it would be to scuplt a muscle curass for a Marine?
Anyway, I digress... the Bloodied Host of Lord Khazak... basically a rogue Wolf Lord who thought the Space Wolves were soft because they were not all at war all the time. So he and his great company buggered off, and over the years ended up worshipping Khorne. The force is rapidly diminishing as warriors die but they will not stop until there are none left standing. Pumped full of combat drugs the warriors of the Bloodied Host never cease their endless war against everybody and each battle is remembered in songs which are sung as the warriors march forward. Just lately a squad of Fallen Angels has been fighting alongside them, fine warriors with skills honed over 10,000 years of war... but why have they joined the Host? What is their agenda?
Bloodied Host of Lord Khazak colour scheme
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Monday, 24 August 2009
Torin Underk
Torin (front)
Originally uploaded by Mr. Dreadful
Sent forth by the clan to make sure Dorrick doesn't get himself into too much trouble...
Dorrick Hargrimsson
Dorrick (front)
Originally uploaded by Mr. Dreadful
A hard-drinking, bad-tempered Dwarf Ranger. Dorrick dislikes authority and tradition and ended up becoming a caver, patrolling the area around his ancestral home fighting oozes, orcs and anything else that happened to turn up. Recently he has left his home in search of adventure, a path which has taken him to the disease-stricken mining town Dovick's Pass...
Saturday, 22 August 2009
D&D Miniatures
So, last night I played my first game of D&D in bloody ages... and quite enjoyable it was too. I've decided I'm going to paint up a couple of miniatures for Mrs. D and myself so we can has three-dimensional prettiness rather than card counters (which while good are gonna go manky sooner or later).
The miniatures are both dwarves and one is a Citadel dwarf with greataxe (for Mrs. D) and the other is an old Marauder dwarf with crossbow (for myself).
WIP pics to follow in the next day or two.
The miniatures are both dwarves and one is a Citadel dwarf with greataxe (for Mrs. D) and the other is an old Marauder dwarf with crossbow (for myself).
WIP pics to follow in the next day or two.
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