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Closet Skeleton posted a gallery image in Chaos Daemons / Daemons of the Ruinstorm
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Closet Skeleton posted a gallery image in Chaos Daemons / Daemons of the Ruinstorm
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Hello all, I'm starting this thread to document the progress of a returning player getting to grips with a new iteration of a Death Guard Army. First, a little backstory to my Plague legion.... Only the most fanatical of Nurgle’s worshipper’s may hope to gain the Grandfather’s favour. To that end, the ÂFetid Hand will never rest until each and every one of them have been witnessed by the Bringer of Plagues Himself. These warriors, clad in bone white plate and oozing the numerous blessings of Nurgle, are amongst the foulest of His followers. They are distinctly puritanical in their approach to the spreading of plague, not in the least content to sit back and let the spread of contagion gradually occur throughout the planets they turn their putrid gaze to. Instead, they seek to disperse their diseases with a disciplined fervour that is quite at odds with the majority of their heretic brothers. The Fetid Hand take great delight in seeing their foes brought to their knees by the holy plagues that Nurgle has gifted, and will continue to spread the word of decay until they themselves are welcomed back to the bosom of Nurgle. The idea behind my Death Guard are that they are, in essence, worshippers and priests of Nurgle. In the future, I plan to add either a detachment of Renegades and Heretics who would act as a more diverse cult of worshippers than the single Chaos Cultist unit allows, or a detachment of Chaos Daemons which would also reflect the religious nature of my warband. Anyway, on to some photos! Balgroth, the Fallen Chaplain Had a metal space marine chaplain lying around, so of course I had to putrefy him. The main modification I made was to replace his mace with a staff-like weapon.
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So this may seem like an intolerably stupid question, but hear me out... the Acidic Ichor warlord trait states that on a 4+ when a model loses a wound in the fight phase, the unit who caused the wound suffers a mortal wound after all their own attacks have been resolved. So this must mean that the roll is done during the middle of the fight phase. However... disgustingly resilient means that the wound can be ignored, but the wording of disgustingly resilient says 'Each time this model loses a wound'. So, surely from that wording, a warlord with Acidic Ichor trait can roll both Acidic Ichor, and then recover the wound using Disgustingly Resilient, as the wound has technically been lost and is just regained. Thoughts?
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From the album: Mortals and Daemonkin slaves
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From the album: Mortals and Daemonkin slaves
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bloodcrushers wip3
Closet Skeleton posted a gallery image in Chaos Daemons / Daemons of the Ruinstorm
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