Should you take Mortarion in ITC format tournaments.

Well I’m far from an expert. Aside from playing the army for quite a while, and on and off for several editions, I really don’t play ITC format a ton. In fact, if I’m completely honest, I can only run ITC in small doses, and then I’m good for a while. With that said if you’ve been following my trials

Prot’s 2018 ITC GT Run Down with Death Guard: Part 2

So Day 2 is here, and if you haven’t read the first part of this even coverage, I encourage you to do so now so that you read things in order: Prot’s 2018 ITC GT Run Down with Death Guard: Part 1 If you’re still with me, let’s just re-cap by saying I know I set myself up for a tough

Prot’s 2018 ITC GT Run Down with Death Guard: Part 1

Hello everyone. First off to those of you that have followed some of my playtesting either here, or on the BnC, thank you. To those that have not followed let me summarize: I entered an ITC GT, with no delusion of winning, but wanting to be competitive with the preface that I was going to take models I liked, and

Prot’s ITC Death Guard Part III: In Depth Analysis.

A fair amount of test games have come and gone so I felt it was time to do an update as I head into the weekend of the tournament. Once again if you’ve been following you know this is a 1750 ITC tilt, and it does not use ITC’s default rule of treating all ground floor terrain (ruins) as line

ITC Death Guard Test Game: Go Small or Go Home.

So most of my ITC games with Mortarion have been pretty bad. Add in the fact that everything seems a little more destructive, and he’s becoming more and more of a liability. Especially in scoring systems that allow you to focus fire him for a fairly easy cap of 4 Secondary scoring points. After several games I came to the

Deathwatch Codex Revealed! A Walk Down Memory Lane and My Collection

Oh it’s been a long, long time. I will never forget the fevered anticipation of the Deathwatch codex I had, as well as my fellow hobbiests and players at the Bolter and Chainsword forums. Then the disappointment as the clunky mechanics, and seemingly rushed rules came to fruition. Soon there was hardly a Deathwatch player to be found. The competitive

Wardens added to the Custodes

What a fantastic army to paint. I’ve got to exercise some old and new metallic painting processes and tricks I haven’t used in a while! Thanks for checking these out. They’ve been more time consuming than I thought, but a ton of fun!

How to Get Your Armiger Warglaive Knights Ready for Battle… Quickly

I’m going to dive right into this because more than a few people have asked how I got these up and running so quickly and if I got any sleep! So I’m going to show you how I got these up and running quickly, but still kept them in a state where I can add more detail, battle damage, weathering,

Death Guard Primarch Mortarion Completed!

There were some aspects of this model I just wasn’t happy with and had to go back and retouch. I keep revisiting him but that’s it… he’s done, and he’s ready to take the war to the Imperium.   The wings were something I revisited several times. I wanted them dingy, but there’s a tendency with Nurgle/Death Guard to get

Death Guard: Dark Crusade pics, and a look at the Crusade short story novel.

This isn’t all of them, but the overall look has come quite far, and I wanted to get the stinky gang together for a few photo shots: Well here’s some of the infantry gang including the freshly completed Blightbringer, Plaguecaster, and Tallyman in the back. Together they keep the Death Guard a well oiled, stinky machine. Poxwalkers and Plague Marines