Presenting the Warband: The Beasts of Decay, Skrull and the Flayed Dogs.

Hi everyone, fortunately I'm finding the time to restart publishing with the same frequency of before Easter! So let's continue with the presentation of my warband which will end with this post! In these days I'm starting to get interested in Warhammer Quest and I'm reading some rules and game mechanics and the temptation to adapt these rules to a mordheim battle is a real temptation. I think I'll realize some dungeon 3d tiles for some underground mordheim matches, mutating a skirmish battle in an incredible dungeon crawler!. MUAHAHAHA! Well, we'll see if the time that my thesis' lab will take will leave me the time to do all the projects that I've in mind (which are really a lot).

-The Beasts of Decay:

After the defeat of Groshnak by Kergal, and his joining in his warband, only two of his gors were saved. With their warchief still alive and under the leading of that incredible human with a minotaur's strenght, they could either die with their companions or join their fallen leader in a road that would take to decay of the body and of an already twisted soul. Walking along Kergal and his rotting retinue changed slowly the gors, the power of Nurgleth tempting them, mutating their flesh, corrupting their mind, transforming the gors in an absurd shape of their former self. Their will now broken, the two gors are only Nurgle servitors.

- Skrull:

One of Rothgar's experiments, Skrull is a mass of decaying muscles without brain or will. A creature that is pure instinct, without the control of the Seer. Noone but Kergal and Rothgar know who or what that bulky creature once was, the onlyn thing certain is that Skrull could easily crush bones and armours with apparently no effort and resist incredible pain, as he doesn't sense it at all.

- The Flayed Dogs:

Of the big warhounds pack that Lepros once had, only two, the stronger ones, resisted Nurgleth's corruption and therefore joined the warband. Full of horns and stings dripping venom, skin stripping from the cancrenous muscles, these hounds are a fearsome view and a deadly threat.