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Introduction For those who aren't aware, my main army is Blood Angels in 40k and I have a blog over there. This is pretty much where I spend my hobby time but as my collection has grown and ... Wait, wait, wait. What is Mr Blood Angels himself doing with Daemons? 0.o Back in 7th edition there was a gimmick that Blood Angels could do involving Malefic Daemonology. For any non-Chaos psyker that rolled any double, they would miscast and more often than not, lose wounds. The gimmick was with the Librarian Dreadnought as this didn't have any wounds to lose... Yes, I know, a little cheeky but it wasn't ground breaking and having a Librarian Dreadnought run around (with a Techmarine nearby just in case) seemed fun. (A reminder about Malefic Daemonology can be found on his external source) Around this time the Raging Heroes TGG2 Kickstarter was going on and a mate knew I collected Dark Elves, so asked if I wanted to go halves on it. As I was searching, I saw the Mantis Warriors and Avatar of Shaah models which I knew would make good Daemonette and Keeper of Secret proxies. Throw in the freebie Lady Melith character which would make a good proxy for a Herald an I was all set. Of course the models never arrived until he end of 8th edition As I quite like the models/casts I decided to keep them. I will be painting the skin tones as I want to do my Dark Elves, and I want to try out a new (for me) style of basing. As it happens, the Avatar of Shaah is quite large so it will be more like Zarakynel should it ever see a game. It should be noted that as this blog will contain Raging Heroes models, some are classed as NSFW. These models will be in spoiler tags and noted as such. I should point out that this blog will be on a slow burn; I'm not the fastest painter at the best of times and the stuff to be added here is done on an as-and-when basis as my primary focus remains my never ending pile of BA shame. However, I will be posting battle reports here when they eventually happen. Anyway, without further ado, please enjoy the blog and I look forward to your comments