I really really don’t like assembling, but it’s kinda hard playing with unassembled models 😛
So have been busy assembling these past few weeks, and a sight like this is very motivating!
Coming out of the boxes!
Terrain & Scenery: Madness!
I most certainly didn’t loose momentum on the assembling. If anything, I’m having a hard time stopping!
There must be an end to all these models, and I’m intending to find it :p
Judgements of Khorne: The Wrath-axe
When the necroquake shook the foundations of the Mortal Realms, the barriers between the aether and the Mortal Realms were weakened. For practitioners of magic, this meant more eldritch powers were within their reach – for the followers of Khorne, who despise the arcane, it meant they could more easily draw manifestations of the Blood God’s judgements from the Realm of Chaos and send them crashing down upon their enemies.
The Wrath-axe, a supernatural blade that cleaves through enemy units
Source: Games Workshop
Judgements of Khorne: The Hexgorger Skulls
When the necroquake shook the foundations of the Mortal Realms, the barriers between the aether and the Mortal Realms were weakened. For practitioners of magic, this meant more eldritch powers were within their reach – for the followers of Khorne, who despise the arcane, it meant they could more easily draw manifestations of the Blood God’s judgements from the Realm of Chaos and send them crashing down upon their enemies.
The Hexgorger Skulls, manifestations of Khorne’s will that mess with enemy casters and rob them of spells
Source: Games Workshop
Skull Altar (Blades of Khorne)
Wherever Khorne’s followers do battle they raise up Skull Altars – dread monuments from which to offer tribute to the Blood God and receive his blessings in return. Rising from the ground, the Skull Altar is formed out of the violent tributes heaped in offering for Khorne’s Throne.
Source: Gamesworkshop.com
Was very tempted to soak this piece in “Blood for the Blood God”, but I managed to resist 🙂
