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Necroheim: Mordheim M17 Edition – Necromunda Rules Conversion

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  Necroheim: Mordheim Using the Necromunda Rules – M17 Edition Have you ever wondered what Mordheim might look like if it used the rules from the newer edition of Necromunda ? I've had a go at making it happen! I've been working on a fan-made conversion of Mordheim using the Necromunda: Underhive rules as its foundation. I'm not entirely sure what to call it. Necroheim? Mordmunda? The M17 Edition? I'm still undecided, so for now I'm going with Necroheim! The idea was to bring the gritty, campaign-driven skirmish gameplay of Mordheim into the newer Necromunda rules system, while keeping the warbands, fantasy setting and character of the original game. It's fair to say this is a work in progress. The rules have been cobbled together a bit like Frankenstein's monster, and there are almost certainly mistakes, inconsistencies and things that need balancing. Don't expect a polished, officially published rulebook! That said, I thought it was worth sharing...

Ork Warbikes Painted – Rusty RT era Orks

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  Ork Warbikes Painted – Rusty RT era Orks I've finally got round to taking some photos of my finished unit of Ork Warbikes! A few of these models needed some repair work, including the Ork with the goggles. I also had to glue the guns back on, which I'd sawn off many years ago when I converted them for an Ash Wastes gang for Necromunda . It's nice to have them back together and ready to ride again. Rusty, Scrapyard Ork Warbikes I wanted these Ork Warbikes to have a rusty, scrapyard look. I can't imagine Orks taking particularly good care of their vehicles or equipment. Their bikes should look as though they've been cobbled together from scavenged parts, patched up just enough to keep running, and ridden hard until something breaks. I also like the idea that every Ork is an individual character, with their own personality and back story, rather than just another model in a unit. I've given each of these bikers a name and a bit of character to help bring them to ...

Blog not showing up in google

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  Blog not showing up in google So after years of using blogger I found out that my blog doesn't show up in google search. I've tried searching for some of my pages which have some really specific words, but not one page shows up. In my Blogger settings I have made sure Visible to Search Engine is on, HTTPS redirect is on, Enable custom robots.txt is off. I've tried adding keywords to most of my pages and Titles and Alt text to my images to aid search engines. I have used Google search console to request indexing and made sure there are no errors. But still nothing shows in google search. I posted some of my documents on Scribed and within 24 hours they were showing up on google. So its not the content. Has anyone else found that their blog doesn't show up on google? Has anyone got a fix for it?

Norse Army List for Warhammer Fantasy Battle 3rd Edition

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  Norse Army List for Warhammer Fantasy Battle 3rd Edition A fan-made Norse army list for Warhammer Fantasy Battle 3rd Edition, available as a free PDF. The Norse are a great fit for classic Warhammer: fierce warriors, berserkers, hardy tribesmen and formidable creatures. For this army list, I wanted to revisit the Norse list published in  White Dwarf 107 , correct errors and add some missing units to create a more complete and coherent list for 3rd Edition. The aim was to keep the list representative of the miniatures and themes of the period, while making it suitable for games alongside the other armies in the  Warhammer Armies  3rd Edition book. Download the Norse Army List You can download the complete Norse army list as a free PDF here: Download the Norse Army List from Google Drive The images below show previews of the document. Use the download link above to get the full PDF. What’s included? The list includes a range of Norse warriors, specialist troops and l...

Hobgoblin Army List for Warhammer Fantasy Battle 3rd Edition

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Hobgoblin Army List for Warhammer Fantasy Battle 3rd Edition A New Hobgoblin Army for Oldhammer Hobgoblins have always been an interesting part of the Warhammer Fantasy world, but I thought they deserved a little more attention on the tabletop. I've been working on a fan-made Hobgoblin army list for Warhammer Fantasy Battle 3rd Edition , drawing inspiration from steppe warriors, Mongolian cavalry, monstrous creatures and the sneaky, treacherous nature of Hobgoblin society. The army list is still a work in progress, but it's already in a playable state and available to download as a PDF. I'd love to hear what other Oldhammer players think of it, particularly anyone interested in expanding the range of armies available for Warhammer Fantasy Battle 3rd Edition. The idea is to create an army with a distinctive steppe-warrior character, combining fast cavalry, wolf riders, unusual beasts, ranged troops and some rather exotic war machines. There are familiar Hobgoblin units along...

Deathwing Terminators

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Painting a Deathwing Terminator Librarian – Dark Angels Space Marines A Black Armoured Deathwing Librarian I've been working on a new Space Marine painting project: a squad of Deathwing Terminators from the Dark Angels , inspired by Koltti's miniatures and painting style. The Deathwing are traditionally associated with their distinctive bone-white Terminator armour, which makes them instantly recognisable on the tabletop. However, I wanted my Deathwing Librarian to stand out from the rest of the squad and look a little different from the standard bone-white colour scheme. Rather than painting him entirely in the usual Deathwing colours, I decided to paint most of his armour black. I've kept his right shoulder pad and helmet bone white, tying him visually to the rest of the Deathwing while giving him a contrasting appearance. I like the way the black armour makes the white details stand out. It also gives the Librarian a slightly darker, more imposing look, helping distingu...

Throg's Hobgoblin Despoilers – Warhammer Fantasy Regiment of Renown

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Throg's Hobgoblin Despoilers – Warhammer Fantasy Regiment of Renown Painting Throg's Hobgoblin Despoilers Here are my painted Throg's Hobgoblin Despoilers , a classic Warhammer Fantasy Battle Regiment of Renown. These miniatures were a fun project, not least because they got me thinking about the background and history of the unit while I was painting them. Does anyone else find themselves inventing stories for their miniatures as they work on them? I always enjoy coming up with a bit of extra character for a unit, and these Hobgoblins seemed particularly well suited to it. You can read more about the original Throg's Hobgoblin Despoilers on Solegends , which has information about this classic Citadel Regiment of Renown. Grunmunter the Beast – A Hobgoblin Champion's Dark Secret I've always found the champion, Grunmunter the Beast , particularly unusual. Looking at him, I started imagining how he acquired his strange armour and mask. My idea is that Grunmunter o...