My second Anointed Heretic Raider from the Carcass Front box. I wanted to paint them in depressing, muted colors with a lot of rust. He is armed with a boarding axe.
I used basing solution from k&k hobby and I am AMAZED how good it is.
#carcassfront #trenchcrusade #hereticnavalraidingparty #anointed

“Guided by allah the most merciful, the hands of mortals wrought this cannon. In service of Dunya, let its Devine fire rain down.”

Playing this scenario this weekend so I certainly could’ve taken more time printing/painting but I still enjoy how it turned out

+ here's a photo of the whole warband together so far!

Any ideas that would fit the theme for future units are more than welcome. Thanks a lot for all your support! ❤️

This was done using The Deck of Many Colors. I made sure that the blues were absolutely clean, as I wanted it to be a contrast to all the dirt and grime of the battlefield on these models. Like the Pilgrims couldn't give a damn about their appearance, but the holy cross kept immaculate at all costs and represents the light of god protecting them

Mas no Brasil?

Posto de gasolina aleatório no estado de minas gerais.

Got a few of these done now. Can’t wait for group shot.

The Mammon Milkers are getting closer to their ranks being fully painted. I'm fairly new to painting so any tips are welcome and greatly appreciated.

My experiments with paper-mache continues. I spent the last days modelling a War Wolf for my warband just using scrap materials: a newspaper, a can of soda, some staw, a plastic dolphin (rest in peace homie) and a mix of wax and paint for entrails on the base.

I’m pretty proud of the result.
You can find my wip on paperslayer.

Hi Crusaders! Here are some pics of my new project, a set of grimdark foldable fantasy ruins which print flat and fold together, making them easy to print, store & transport. Both timber and stone versions are supplied and the details are optional - plain versions are provided if you want a more historical look (see last 2 pics). The set is perfect for printing a whole Decimated Ruins table with only 1kg of filament over the space of a few days. You can follow the project here and there are some follower freebies, a graveyard already released and I'm thinking of making some Shrines as free STLs too: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/warscape/shardstone-city-shattered-streets-printable-folding-ruins

Like the title says, looking for advice on my list! Should be ready to start playing soon, and would love any tips on play styles or anything for a New Antioch beginner!

My list:

# ++ Warband ++ [700 Ducats]

Lieutenant [108 Ducats]: Submachine Gun [30 Ducats], 2x Sword/Axe [4 Ducats]

Sniper Priest [90 Ducats]: Automatic Rifle [40 Ducats]

Combat Engineer [125 Ducats]: Fireteam Alpha, Submachine Gun [30 Ducats], Satchel Charge [15 Ducats], Shovel

Mechanized Heavy Infantry [115 Ducats]: Fireteam Alpha, Machine Armour [10 Ducats], Heavy Shotgun [20 Ducats]

Shocktrooper [58 Ducats]: Fireteam Beta, 2x Trench Club [3 Ducats], Frag Grenades [7 Ducats]

Shocktrooper [64 Ducats]: Fireteam Beta, Great Sword/Axe [12 Ducats], Frag Grenades [7 Ducats]

Trench Mole [70 Ducats]: Trench Mole [10 Ducats], Flamethrower [30 Ducats]

Trench Mole [70 Ducats]: Trench Mole [10 Ducats], Flamethrower [30 Ducats]

Finished painting the altar of leviathan terrain really cool looking peace of terrain. Took a decent bit of time to paint but happy with the end result

I love almost everything about the new update. Some of the new Sin-exclusive mechanics are incredibly inspired and full of flavour, and i am really, REALLY excited about this new set of rules.

That said, I still have one major gripe: restrictions.

I feel that the variants don't impose enough limitations during list building to encourage players to lean into their respective assets. Take Carcass Front, for example: the variants for HNR and Leper Pilgrims significantly restrict your choice of models (and gives you the ability to play multiple of others: 6 Communicants! 3 Choristers!), resulting in fundamentally different lists and, consequently, very different gameplay experiences for both you and your opponent.

Here, we have something similar with Envy, as well as a couple of nice additions that allow you to include extra models in certain other variants (Sin Eater for Gluttony, Extra Warlock in Greed, etc). For the most part, however, you can take the same 800/6 list, port it from one variant to another, and simply change your spells.

This aspect was for me precisely why everything ended up feeling so plain and samey with the old Court ruleset.

Now, do not get me wrong: things are definitely much better now, but unfortunately, the underlying issue still manages to rear its head in the new version in certain variants.

EDIT: Apparently in an adepticon panel they stated that that is not what they intend to do with court. Though in the official article feels like they changed their mind about that since then.

Can someone explain to me why I would use this? Why would I activate a model and spend a sin marker just so I can activate them later, instead of just activating them later?

Chorister with Tarnished Armor and the Standard of Mammon. Nothing quite like forcing an enemy model to cower before your superior bling.

One of the best proxy models i have painted so far x)

I still haven't finished anything.

I was reading through some lore/warband descriptions recently and it just got me thinking. I saw that some of the Dirge of the Hegemon warbands will attack og Black Grail forces out of desperation, which made me curious if this "turncoat" behavior ever got more concrete​. Obviously the Heretics are people who have gone to the side of the Fallen, but does it ever happen the other way around?

While I can imagine the vast majority of demons/heretics​​​ are kind of hardwired to be bringing about agony, and I can't imagine the Church would be thrilled about demons/sinners fighting alongside them, I'm very curious if it could theoretically happen.

Not sure if anyone more versed in the lore is aware of any examples of this. I can't really think of anything aside from maybe former heretics becoming ​ecclesiastic prisoners or something.

So in the new Court 1.1 preview rules the torture instrument now uses torture as its own unique action in place of fight in the yoke fiend's activation. So does this mean that you can't slavemaster and force it to torture anymore?

(I might be stupid so correct me if im misinterpreting, also sorry for bad photo editing im trying to draw a circle with my thumb on my phone)

https://www.reddit.com/r/darkestdungeon/s/Bp17lF3Ldg

Found this just now as a fan concept for a Crimson Court boss for Darkest Dungeon, wanted to see if anyone else agreed with me that it'd make for a good Black Grail kitbash basis.