In exchange for some dwarf slaves, the Sorcerer-Prophet Jasko has sent me a new emissary! It’s a really nice miniature and I really like the paint job on it!
To the great delight of the demonsmiths, the emissary also brought with him components for state-of-the-art, demon-imbued spear throwers, with the aim of duplicating them and making the armies of the Dawi Zhaar even more effective and deadly.
The original message from the Sorcerer-Prophet Jasko is attached:
Very glad my ambassador arrived safely after the perilous journey through the Dehael wasteland and he is to your liking. 
thanks again for the kingly gift of valuable Dwarf slaves.
After what feels like ages i have managed to paint some models again, there are 3 banner bearers. I don’t have enough of them, so this was necessary.
I was given a Chaos Dwarf tower by a member of a German forum, and I think it’s just terrific (especially for a “side project”)! I would never have managed such a great building in such a quality. I am “flashed”!
Damn that’s wicked cool!
Even though my Fimir troop is taking up most of my hobby time at the moment, I have still managed to get something done (apart from the AC-enty).
This is, who would have thought it, my AC XXXIX entry:
Tauragak Gazherak was unlucky. Just because he had slain this pockmarked and stinking demon, he is now marked. He could no longer take off his armor, not only because of the spikes on his back, it was firmly fused to his skin. He also had only one eye left, like a filthy useless cyclops.
Tauragak grumbled to himself as the troop of beastmen appeared in front of him.
After a long and bloody battle, he had slaughtered the beastmen and discovered that he could now also cast spells and that his shield had come to life and now served him as a mount.
Tauragak was a lucky man, he was blessed. Only which god had blessed him wasn’t quite clear to him at the moment …
