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  Introduction My Razors Cyreni's Razors are an Idoneth warband searching the Underworlds for soul-essence to save their people. Cyreni of the Abyss [1], accompanied by her Spirit guardian, Cephanyr [2] and her two Namarti thralls, Renglaith [3] and Alathyrr [4] are searching for the souls need to save her race Fighter Characteristics Cyreni is the leader of the Razors. She has a Movement of 4, a Save of 1 Block, 4 Health and a Bounty of 2. She has two melee weapon attack profiles. The first is range 1, 2 Hammers for 2 damage. The second, is range 2, 2 Hammers for 1 damage. Upon inspiration, she gains Movement 5 and each of her attack profiles improves to 3 Hammers. Overall, a modest boost for her inspiration. Cephanyr, Cyreni's Spirit Guardian, a creature of the deep ethersea. He has a Move of 3, a Save of 1 Dodge, 4 Health and a Bounty of 2. It has a single melee attack of range 1, 3 Swords, for 2 damage. In addition, Cephanyr can fly. Upon inspiration, Chephanyr gains a Move...

Introduction Unleash unrelenting aggression with the Reckless Fury Rivals deck, a high-risk, high-reward playstyle designed for those who thrive in the heat of battle. This deck is all about relentless charges, brutal attacks, and an all-or-nothing approach to victory. Playstyle: Strike Plot card: No The Objectives The Objective deck is made up of 12 cards, 6 Surges and 6 End Phase for a total of 16 Glory. 1. Aim for the Top - End Phase - Glory 1  Score if the total Bounty of slain and/or damaged enemy fighters is four or more.  A relatively easy card to score, especially against more elite warbands. Simply deal out some damage but remember to spread it around. Later in the game, I tend to find I have scored this card as soon as I draw it (of course I have to wait until the End Phase to claim the Glory). The main downsides are that it is only 1 Glory and in the first Round it can be a little dice dependent, as you need some luck to deal the damage, especially against horde w...

  Of all the Powers of Chaos, the daemons of Nurgle have always been my favourite. There's something captivating about their grotesque, despair-inducing appearance contrasted with their gregarious, almost jovial personalities. I've been collecting a Nurgle daemon army for many years, amassing a large force of Plaguebearers along the way. The classic green and brown palette has been a staple of my collection, reflecting the decay and corruption at the heart of the Plague god's followers. Despite their foul nature, I've always found a strange charm in these embodiments of entropy. Paints Used: Chaos Black Spray Zandri Dust Cassandora Yellow Reikland Fleshshade Ushabti Bone Lahmian Medium Athonian Camoshade Biel-Tan Green Druchii Violet Ogryn Camo Screamer Pink Pink Horror Blood Angels Red Red Wash (Army Painter) Averland Sunset Yriel Yellow Abaddon Black Agrax EarthShade Karak Stone Screaming Skull Pallid Wych Flesh Leadbelcher Nuln Oil Skrag Brown Trollslayer Orange Fire...