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As I finished this article, the new Underworlds information was released.... still, please take a read. As I continue to explore pairings for Lady Harrows Mournflight, I began to think about Malevolent Mask, Rimelock Relics and Toxic Terrors. Each of these decks use upgrades to score Objectives cards to a greater or lesser extent. This then leads to the idea of Seed Glory (the initial one or two points of glory needed to access the Power deck, and then to score the Objectives). Rimelocked Relics Recently, at my local gaming club and in the few tournaments I have attended, I have seen a lot of Rimelocked Relics. Equally, I have tried the deck myself (paired with Magore's Fiends - Nemesis Deck Library) and have found that it pairs well with aggressive warbands. Why do I state this? A number of the Objective cards,within the deck, require your fighters to be holding Objective tokens in enemy territory and/or to have enemy fighters out of action. In addition, some Objectives require fi

Recently, I’ve begun to wonder about the fate of Warhammer Underworlds . I’ve been playing Games Workshop games since 1990, and over the years, my relationship with the hobby has evolved dramatically. As a teenager, I had plenty of time to build armies but often lacked the funds. After my student days, I finally had both the time and money to indulge in large-scale armies. Now, as a parent, I find myself with neither the time nor the surplus funds for bigger games. As a result, I’ve shifted my focus to smaller-scale games rather than Age of Sigmar (AoS) or Warhammer 40,000 (40K). Games like Aeronautica Imperialis and Warhammer Underworlds have proven to be a perfect fit. I also love painting miniatures, and with a focus on quality over quantity, massive army painting is something I’ve moved away from. The original teaser miniature for Warhammer Underworlds, The Sepulchral warden When Warhammer Underworlds first launched, I began collecting the miniatures solely for the joy of pain

Checkout my  Warhammer Underworlds - Contents Page  for more articles. On May 11th, I participated in my fifth Warhammer Underworlds tournament, hosted by Pete and Robin of the Agents of Sigmar. The venue was once again the Gamers Guild in Redhill. In recent months, I've experimented with a variety of warbands, but for this tournament, I chose  Lady Harrow's Mournfligh t  once more. This time, however, I brought a new deck I had never used before, which I've dubbed 'Savage Scream,' pairing the Mournflight with Tooth and Claw. The deck list can be found over on my  Nemesis Deck Library . Game 1 In the first game, I faced Jon and his Plaguepack. Skabbik was teamed with Voidcurse Thralls. The game started well; I aimed to inspire my banshees and score some objectives (including Inescapable Hunger ) in the first round, managing to kill Itchitt. This provided the glory needed to upgrade a few fighters and inspire some banshees. Jon scored a few objectives and inspired hi

Checkout my  Warhammer Underworlds  for more articles. As I start to play more Warhammer Underworlds, I am building up a library of Nemesis decks. All decks have been used with reasonable success. Initially, as with the rest of my blog, this page was just a place to store my different decks but I thought they might be useful to other people. Order Warbands Chosen Axes   Daring Axes  (Daring Delvers)           Skaeth's Wild Hunt Breakneck Kurnothi (Breakneck Slaughter) ☆☆☆ Hoof and Claw (Tooth and Claw) ☆☆☆ Myari's Purifiers  Shocking Purity (Seismic Shock) Starblood Stalkers Rimelocked Stalkers (Rimelocked Stalkers)   Elathain's Soulraid Cold Soulraid (Force of Frost) ☆☆ Xandire's Truthseekers Savage Truth (Tooth and Claw)  [Willen Games Clash 23] ☆☆☆ Cold Truth (Force of Frost) ☆☆☆ Fortress of Truth (Fearsome Fortress) Toxic Truth (Toxic Terrors) ☆☆ The Shadeborn Daring Shadeborn (Daring Delvers)   Domitan's Stormcoven Shocking Storm (Seismic Shock) Ice S

  Checkout my  Warhammer Underworlds - Contents Page  for more articles. Deathgorge is the ninth Season of Warhammer Underworlds.  The season sees the game still in the Realm of Beasts but it has moved to the frozen regions of the Deathgorge. The Everwinter has descended on the Deathgorge spreading it's icy curse.  Thricefold Discord Grand Alliance: Chaos (Hedonites of Slaanesh) Number of fighters: 3 (Total of 12 wounds) Access to magic: Two wizards. One level 2 and one level 1. Top Cards Objectives: Cacophony  (for attempting to cast four or more spells in the same phase - fairly easy with spell gambits and Vashtiss' spell attack) Cruel Chorus  (for casting two or more spells in the same phase - as with Cacophony this should be fairly easy to achieve) Triumph of Paramountcy (the leader is the only remaining fighter in a warband, yours or theirs - Vexmor is resilient fighter and the Thricefold can aim to not range the enemy leader) Gambits: Word of Praise (Temptation) Irresista

Checkout my  Warhammer Underworlds - Contents Page for more articles. In the realm of Wyrdhollow, our warbands venture into the depths of the Gnarlwood, where magic has resurged with a vengeance. This season brings forth a delightful array of wizards to accompany our battles. As for myself, I've reignited my passion for painting warbands and have made it a priority to focus on the latest releases rather than my existing backlog. Domitan's Stormcoven Grand Alliance: Order (Stormcast Eternals) Number of Fighters: 3 Access to magic: Three level 1 wizards ( Inspire to level 2) Top Cards Objectives: Conduit of the Heavens Heavenly Alignment Scouring Arcs Gambits: Celestial Blades Howling Gales Thundershock Upgrades: Blades of Azyr Scrolls of the Spell-seeker The Crown of Storms Playstyle: Flex First off, let's delve into Domitan's Stormcoven, a trio of Stormcast wizards. I've chosen to paint them in my signature Hallowed Knights scheme, creating a seamless match with th