Jon Grant Miniatures

In May, I had one primary goal, which was to finishing painting three Warhammer Underworlds warbands. These were: The Crimson Court, Skittershank's Clawpack and Daggok's Stab-ladz. I had started all the warbands in previous months. I began by turning my attention to the Crimson Court. I had already completed Gorath and Ennias, and I always paint the leaders last, so this left me Vellas Von Faine. I wanted to keep the warbands theme colours of red and black, but also emphasis the individual nature of this vampire. With Vellas complete, I moved onto Prince Duvalle. I continued with the theme of bright steel armour, edged with bronze and complemented with red (crimson) cloth. With Duvalle and Vellas complete, I had completed ' Paint a Warhammer Underworlds warband '. Prince Duvalle and Vellas Von Feine With the Crimson Court, I moved onto the Skittershank's Clawpack. I again had two fighters that needed painting. Skittershank, himself and Kreep. For these miniatures, I...

Checkout my  Warhammer Underworlds - Contents Page  for more articles. On May 11th, I participated in my fifth Warhammer Underworlds tournament, hosted by Pete and Robin of the Agents of Sigmar. The venue was once again the Gamers Guild in Redhill. In recent months, I've experimented with a variety of warbands, but for this tournament, I chose  Lady Harrow's Mournfligh t  once more. This time, however, I brought a new deck I had never used before, which I've dubbed 'Savage Scream,' pairing the Mournflight with Tooth and Claw. The deck list can be found over on my  Nemesis Deck Library . Game 1 In the first game, I faced Jon and his Plaguepack. Skabbik was teamed with Voidcurse Thralls. The game started well; I aimed to inspire my banshees and score some objectives (including Inescapable Hunger ) in the first round, managing to kill Itchitt. This provided the glory needed to upgrade a few fighters and inspire some banshees. Jon scored a few objectives and inspire...

  Painting April rolled around and the 'clocks' were moved forwards. This provided an additional daylight hour in the evening, I could now paint for longer in the day (I am not a fan of lamp light). I started the the month by painting up Elathain, Ill Fated, which allowed me to complete the Soulraid. Immediately, I could tick off ' Paint a Warhammer Underworlds warband '. I wanted to paint Elathain as I was intending to try using this warband in some games. How I paint - Idoneth Next, I wanted to continue working on Zondara's Gravebreakers. I picked up Ferlain and painted this werewolf in a range of dark grey colours. With Ferlain finished, I took a look at Zondara and felt that she was more detailed than I wanted to tackle at that moment. Next I returned to Daggok's Stab-Ladz. I painted up Hurrk, Da Howla before moving onto Jagz, Da Bleeda. I painted these Orruks to match Da' Kunnin Krew. Before I could move onto Daggok a parcel arrived in the post!   Winte...

  FIRST EDITION Checkout my  Warhammer Underworlds - Contents Page  for more articles. Wintermaw is the tenth Season of Warhammer Underworlds. our warbands have descended deeper into the Deathgorge: a chasm within Ghur frozen by the Everwinter.  Brethern of the Bolt Grand Alliance: Order (Cities of Sigmar) Number of fighters: 5 Access to magic: No wizard Playstyle: When painting my Brethern of the Bolt, I had an idea that they would be painted in the blues of the Azyr (to match the Celestrial wizard of the Empire from WFB).  Skinnerkin Grand Alliance: Death (Flesh Eaters Court) Number of fighters: 5 Access to magic: No wizard Playstyle: Aggro When painting this Flesh Eater Court warband, I wanted to make them match my Grymwatch (from Beastgrave). I always, like the idea of my ghouls having a troglodyte look to them (rather Lovecraftian). I used my How I Paint- Flesh Eaters Court guide.  If you have any thoughts please drop them below.  Check out my war...

  FIRST EDITION Checkout my  Warhammer Underworlds - Contents Page  for more articles. Deathgorge is the ninth Season of Warhammer Underworlds.  The season sees the game still in the Realm of Beasts but it has moved to the frozen regions of the Deathgorge. The Everwinter has descended on the Deathgorge spreading it's icy curse.  Thricefold Discord (link to 2nd Edition review) Grand Alliance: Chaos (Hedonites of Slaanesh) Number of fighters: 3 (Total of 12 wounds) Access to magic: Two wizards. One level 2 and one level 1. Play Style: Control The Thricefold Discord are a trio of Slaaneshi Daemons. The background of this warband sees the three Daemons bickering and infighting. This is represented by the fighters inspiring when their fellow Daemons fail at a dice roll. Upon inspiration, the Daemons all gain improve accuracy on their attacks and Vexmor, the leader, gains an improved defence. The aim with this warband is to force your opponent into making bad decision...

FIRST EDITION Checkout my  Warhammer Underworlds - Contents Page for more articles. In the realm of Wyrdhollow, our warbands venture into the depths of the Gnarlwood, where magic has resurged with a vengeance. This season brings forth a delightful array of wizards to accompany our battles. As for myself, I've reignited my passion for painting warbands and have made it a priority to focus on the latest releases rather than my existing backlog. Domitan's Stormcoven Grand Alliance: Order (Stormcast Eternals) Number of Fighters: 3 Access to magic: Three level 1 wizards ( Inspire to level 2) Playstyle: Flex First off, let's delve into Domitan's Stormcoven, a trio of Stormcast wizards. I've chosen to paint them in my signature Hallowed Knights scheme, creating a seamless match with the Truthseekers from Harrowdeep. While these miniatures are certainly impressive, they haven't captured my personal interest as much as others have. My Domitan's Stormcoven - Top Pick...

FIRST EDITION Checkout my  Warhammer Underworlds - Contents Page for more articles. Gnarlwood saw Warhammer Underworlds return from the Nethermaze, deep in the Realm of Shadows back to the Realm of Beasts. Instead of the mountainous Beastgrave, the setting was a carnivorous forest, tying the Underworlds with Warcry. The Sons of Velmourn Grand Alliance: Death (Soulblight Gravelord) Number of fighters: 5 Access to magic: No wizard Playstyle: Aggro (Rivals), Flex (Nemesis) One of the warbands introduced in Gnarlwood is the Sons of Velmourn, a formidable group of Grave Guard fighters. For three decades, I have been an ardent player of the Undead forces, and when I set out to paint this warband, I envisioned them adorned in the distinguished dark blue colors reminiscent of the notorious Night Lords from Warhammer 40,000. This inspiration sprouted from the iconic shield of Sir Jedran Falseborn, seemingly bearing the symbol of the Night Lords. I want to like this warband but they suffer ...