Showing posts with label warhammer fantasy battle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label warhammer fantasy battle. Show all posts

Tuesday, 9 May 2017

Dimitar the Witch Hunter

In the highest peaks of the Worlds Edge Mountains legends talked about a monastic orders of warrior monks, called “Nigra Mano”, closed in ancient abbey hidden by clouds and fogs. The name of the order was due to black ink monks used to transcribing in the centuries every magic spell against Chaos evil force. During the Great Migration an ogre tribe abandoned in the snow a newborn, nobody knows the reason, maybe his mother saved him by the hunger of other maneaters. Monks found the child and named him Dimitar. The ogre growed up as a human, the monks thaught him their language, spells and a pure hate against every race of demons. Once upon a day, a fetid group of lesser demons killed a monks outside the abbey, Dimitar arrived to late to save the monk, slaughtered all the demons but chained up two of them. Since that day Dimiter’s life has never known peace, he has continued to walk around the old world to hunt every form of evil dragging his two lesser demons as screaming hounds.






Monday, 27 July 2015

Farewell to Warhammer Fantasy Battles



This is my ironic welcome to Warhammer Age of Sigmar, Games Workshop’s new version of the most famous table top game in the world. New rules, new miniatures, new races, so I used a spiteful night goblin to say goodye to Warhammer Fantasy Battle. R.I.P. The grave was scratchbuilt using Fimo and an old plastic bat miniature from Warhammer swarms. Square slotta base, of course.