Having taken
practically a year and a half hiatus from 40k and miniature wargaming I've
started to dive right back into it and I'm remembering everything about this
hobby that made me love it so much. In
fact I'm enjoying even more of it, for I was the type of person that absolutely
abhorred painting mini's and so at most all I had was a 1k point list painted
of Tau (my primary army, or so it was when I played 40k regularly). Having returned though I've started to paint
practically daily however, and a significant portion of that is simply from
inspiration.
A blog about adding home made lore and designing it to fit within the settings of already existent universes with a focus upon 40k. The concentration on style and design allows for its potential use within other systems as well. The goal is to improve fan-made lore and to flesh out powerful stories and characters with depth.
Thursday, January 9, 2014
Friday, January 3, 2014
Raiding Iothas - Part 3
The tension was
palpable among the squad of chosen, the silence the choice that they had all
unanimously agreed upon - unspoken at all costs. Nervously they walked forward, knees bent,
crouched in the shadows as much as possible.
This served two purposes: first of all, it would hopefully allow them to
approach the Eldar position unnoticed and allow them to take the filthy xenos
by surprise; the second function kept them out of the attention of the two
commanders in their midst. Sorcerer
Yurfalk's foul mood tainted every move he made, facial expression, grunt and
curse uttered. He jerked around as he
talked to himself, muttering about authority and some other things about orders
and hierarchy. Lord Bontav smoldered,
his eyes an inferno, his bearing overwhelming, every step seeming to leave
cracks in the concrete.
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Raiding Iothas - Part 2
Reman tucked his
bolter into its holster and sprinted with his squadron, making a beeline
towards the heart of the battle, where Orks and Eldar and Chaos were
converging. Even sprinting as he was,
Reman could see the Nurgle Bikers roaring past just to his left, the engines
almost overpowering the crashing of the entire unit of Terminators moving full
throttle, the solid tons of metal hurtling at otherwise impossible speeds.
These three units
were to engage not only the Orks, but also the Traitor Guard and the incoming
Eldar forces. The remainder of the
strike force still had the original task to accomplish; but now 3 units were to
fight not just one army, but three.
Monday, December 30, 2013
Raiding Iothas - Part 1
A world of grey and
black. That is what the world seemed
like to Champion Nyrtus. Ash billowing
everywhere, swept for miles from the carnage of the battlefield, creeping into
filters and vents. Some cultists nearby
coughed as their low grade oxygen masks were overwhelmed in their attempt to
create clean air out of the tons of waste flying above the ground at all
levels.
It wasn't supposed to go this way.
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Campaign Construction 102: Ground Rules
When designing a
campaign there are a few basic ideas that you want to set aside in order to
develop it as much as possible, this article attempts to bring several themes
of these to light.
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
List Construction (A small tangent)
In this post
creating a list is the central topic, touching upon planning, commitments, and
working towards the final product.
Monday, January 7, 2013
Lysander Returns from the Immaterium (Campaign Construction 101) - Logistics
Finally the warp storms have cleared and I have reemerged better than ever. In this post the opening phases of planning a campaign are discussed. Thanks for hanging in there team!
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