Total Haul (by color)

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Blue/Black

Base: Kantor Blue

Layer: Alaitoc Blue, Dark Reaper, Hoeth Blue,Russ Grey, Teclis Blue

Dry: Imrik Blue

Bone/White/Grey

Base: Ceramite White

Layer: Pallid Wych Flesh, Screaming Skull, Ulthuan Grey

Edge: Krieg Khaki

Dry: Praxeti White, Terminatus Stone, Tyrant Skul, Wrack White

Brown/Flesh

Base: Rakarth Flesh

Layer: Gorthor Brown, Kislev Flesh, Tallarn Sand

Dry: Eldar Flesh, Golgfag Brown, Verminlord Hide

Texture: Armageddon Dust

Green

Base: Death Guard Green, Death World Forest, Stegadon Scale Green

Layer: Ogryn Camo, Sybarite Green

Warboss Green

Dry: Hellion Green

Red/Orange/Pink, Purple

Layer: Evil Sunz Scarlet, Fire Dragon Bright, Pink Horror, Wazdakka Red

Dry: Astorath Red, Changeling Pink, Lucius Lilac

Glaze: Bloodletter

Technical: Spirit Stone Red

Metallic

Base: Balthasar Gold, Fulgurite Copper, Gehenna's Gold, Hashut Copper

Layer: Auric Armour Gold, Runelord Brass, Stormhost Silver

Dry: Sigmarite

Technical

Lahmian Medium

Comments

War Machines in Age of Sigmar

Well, I've been trying to figure this out because with a dwarf/elf army it becomes pretty important- usually like first turn important. After our first game it became apparent that war machines are very dangerous in Age of Sigmar. Something has me puzzled though- and it is part because of the streamlined rules and in part because of conflicting reports I've uncovered on the internet. Let's start at the beginning. WARSCROLLS & UNITS “All models are described by warscrolls, which provide all of the rules for using them in the game. You will need warscrolls for the models you want to use.” “Models fight in units. A unit can have one or more models, but cannot include models that use different warscrolls. A unit must be set up and finish any sort of move as a single group of models, with all models within 1" of at least one other model from their unit.” When I first read this it seemed very apparent that you would never have more than one unit in a warscroll. B...

D&D Next- again

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WFB Rumors: End of Times and 9th Edition

Well the word is out on 9th edition: summary To me it sounds like a cool idea. I mean I can't speak for everyone. I can really understand someone looking at all these models they have and getting pretty upset that the miniatures they bought might not work the same. But let me wander down this path a bit. My brother and I got into the game a really long time ago (has it been thirty years). We didn't have a ton of money, but we started collecting. A lot of our gamer friends started collecting as well. Some of the earliest kits just didn't work and as time went on we had our struggles with collecting and staying current. Here is a brief list of a few of the biggest gripes from our standpoint. First off is units that just disappeared. Chaos dwarves with crossbows and Chaos Thugs with long bows disappeared. In the early days chaos was human, beastmen, and dwarf. Or at least you could have dwarven allies. Undead was a single faction. Collecting undead was super coo...

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