Jon Grant Miniatures

Checkout my  Warhammer Underworlds - Contents Page for more articles. On Sunday the 24th of September 2023, I once again journeyed to Market Harborough to play in the Agents Con 23 Nemesis Clash. This time I would taking Magore's Fiends combined with Tooth and Claw. An important point to make, I have never played with Magore's Fiends before! I built the deck ( Savage Magore's ) with the simple premise of getting into my opponent's territory before killing the enemy fighters. The deck had gone through numerous iterations, but I was happy with it. The question is, would I still be happy by the end of the day?   Opponent 1 My first opponent was Andy Smith who was using Ironsoul’s Condemnors with Voidcursed Thralls.  Game 1 went well. Magore's Fiends charged into his territory and proceeded to hack his fighters. I scored glory well taking down his fighters and ticked through my objective deck scoring almost all the cards I drew. The game ended with all Condemno...

How I Paint Kharadron Overlords In this guide, I will show you how I paint Kharadron Overlords, focusing on metallic armour, rich cloth, and detailed character elements. This method uses layering, washes, and drybrushing to create a clean tabletop finish while maintaining strong contrast. New to painting Warhammer Miniatures → Start here: Warhammer Painting Made Simple For other miniature painting guides → Faction Painting Hubs As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. This helps support the blog at no extra cost to you. Paints required: The Army Painter paints are denoted with (AP). The Citadel paints are denoted with (Cit). Colour Forge Sprays (CF). Matt Black spray (CF)  - Cit alternative Chaos Black spray Standard Grey spray (CF)  - Cit alternative Mechanicum Standard Grey spray Gun Metal (AP) - Cit alternative Leadbelcher Dark Tone (AP) - Cit alternative Nuln Oil Lahmian Medium (Cit) Plate Mail Metal (AP) - Cit alternative Ironbreaker Greedy Gold (AP) - Ci...

How to Paint Crypt Ghouls  In this guide, I will show you how to paint Crypt Ghouls with a pale, desaturated skin tone to reflect their unnatural, troglodytic existence. Inspired by my old Vampire Counts army from Warhammer Fantasy Battles, I wanted these ghouls to look distinctly different from living humans by removing warmer tones and creing a cold, corpse-like finish. This method focuses on mixing greys into flesh tones, controlled washes, and soft highlights to build a sickly, unnatural look. The approach is simple, effective, and ideal for painting small warbands or full Flesh-eater Courts forces. New to painting Warhammer Miniatures → Start here: Warhammer Painting Made Simple For other miniature painting guides → Faction Painting Hubs Paints required: Mechanicum Standard Grey Spray Mechanicum Standard Grey Dawnstone Administratum Grey Cadian Fleshtone Kislev Flesh Flayed One Flesh Morghast Bone Skeleton Horde Lahmian Medium Ushabti Bone Screaming Skull Mournfang Brown Skrag...

Checkout my  Warhammer Underworlds - Contents Page for more articles.   This is part 3 of a little series on Probability in Warhammer Underworlds. I am continuing my look at how the probability of dice rolls in Warhammer Underworlds impacts the use and roles of individual fighters. Today, I am looking into magic dice. I have always like wizards but I keep hearing that magic is not that good in Underworlds. I need to investigate... Magic dice Magic dice were introduced into Underworlds, for the second season, Nightvault and have made a come back in Gnarlwood and Wrydhollow.  These blue dice  have 6 sides and 3 unique symbols. The Critical appears once, the Focus appears twice and the Channel appears three times on each dice. With a single dice roll  there is a 1/6 chance  (16.67%)  of a Critical being rolled. There is also a 5/6 chance that Critical will not be rolled. This is really important for calculating the chance of success with multiple dice. A...