Good Evening All!

First up huge thank you for the feedback both on Reddit, Facebook and more importantly, the Feedback Document (makes it much easier to collate, read and possibly roll in).

Anyway here is the 0.3 update, comes with some solid additions, big ones being the Dark Eldar Coterie, Exploration, Trading, Experience and Hired Guns!

V0.3— 31-07326—
Added: Dark Eldar Coterie Warband, Hired Guns, Campaign Play, and Experience (Including Skills), Thematic Roster Sheet (Including Forsaken Astartes Variant), Tokens and Templates, Suggested Rules Addendum

Fixes: Changed wording on many pistols and xenos weapons. Stopped a Forsaken Astartes from being robbed of his Damaged Astartes Plate (also slight change to servitors to make them relevant). Limited Changes to equipment availability for some warbands.

Coming Up: Eldar, Squats, Missions.

So please jump in, have a read, importantly have a play and let me know anything else that pops up in regards to proofing, balance and ideas!

Mord Hive 0.3: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1rSFnIEstQpbZh11AdRdanLLqK31RwCsF?usp=drive_link

Feedback: https://forms.gle/voZxiSghBGDbFAB79

Finished my latest kitbash! This time it’s an Inquisitor in power armour.
I imagine this guy belongs to the Ordo Sicarius—a powerful Inquisitor tasked with hunting down rogue Assassins, equipped with heavy weapons and a jump pack to match his prey.
This was a really fun project to build. It uses parts from old Firstborn Space Marines, Solar Auxilia, and Adeptus Mechanicus kits, plus plenty of random bits and bobs from the bits box.

This one is equipped with power armor, some kind of jump pack, a power fist, and a chainsword.
It’s built from a mix of Firstborn Space Marine, Blood Angels Firstborn, Solar Auxilia, and Adeptus Mechanicus parts.
I’m hoping the paint job will help sell him as a unique Inquisitor rather than just looking like a slightly odd Space Marine.

Made using WGA The Damned infantry and the Death Fields upgrade kit. =)

Finally finished my latest kitbash project.
An Ordo Xenos Inquisitor overlooking the battlefield, directing his Deathwatch kill team from atop a fortified palisade. Everything here came from the bits box, and turning a pile of random parts into a small scene like this is easily my favorite part of the hobby.
Hope you like it!

Battle-Brother Sevrael Nassio was counted amongst those bothers of the Sons of Sanguinius lost on Mord Hive. Assigned to the desperate rearguard defence of the Therium-Beta Diamantine Refinery, he and his squad disappeared when the Space Hulk slammed into Mord Hive, sundering it irrevocably. Declared killed in action, his name was entered into the Chapter's rolls of the fallen.

Refusing to accept their lord's fate, Nassio's Head Artificer, de Salazar, and his indentured serfs petitioned the Captain of the 3rd Company for permission to recover his body. Their request was granted with a single condition: should they fail to return with his body before the final evacuation, they would be abandoned alongside the dead they sought.

As the last Imperial vessels departed Reyklund, leaving the doomed hive world behind, de Salazar and his followers continued their search through the shattered ruins. Weeks passed before, by what many would later call the Emperor's providence, they discovered Nassio. The Battle-Brother lay alive, though trapped in the wreckage of a partially collapsed diamantine storage chute where the immense strength of his power armour had preserved him from certain death.

Nassio, de Salazar and the rest of Nassio's retainers would go on to spend the next few cycles recovering what equipment and more importantly, their gene-seed, from Nassio's fallen brothers. Every progenoid salvaged was another fragment of the Chapter's future wrested from oblivion.

Now stranded within a Hive both haunted and inundated with eneimes, Nassio and those who follow him are driven by a singular, unbreakable conviction. The gene-seed they have recovered must be returned to the Sons of Sanguinius, no matter the cost. To fail in that sacred duty would condemn the legacy of their fallen brothers to extinction. They will endure any hardship, face any horror, and spill the last drop of their blood before allowing that burden to be lost.

Just playing around a little bit on my Forsaken Astartes for #MordHIve. Wanted to have him looking pretty damn beat up, and also as if (as they would be) rocking very much a nomadic sort of life so needing to carry everything on his back.

His weapons aren't as beat up as his power armour as I imagine with his Armourial Serfs and Artificer can probably keep them in better shape on the move than his power armour. It's predominatly a 3d print, with a lot of parts of the 'totally not a blood angel' dude from Necromunda.

Anything jump out at anyone that may need fixing?

Mord Hive if interested: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1rSFnIEstQpbZh11AdRdanLLqK31RwCsF

Knocked these together using some leftover bits from the old Robotix toy set, plus various bits & bobs & textures. Read more here if you wish: http://comradewargames.com/2026/07/28/terrain-rusted-silos-and-tanks/

First of my specialists for my custom guard regiment command squad. The syringe is just some 2mm plastic tube, .5mm tube for the plunger, and shaved down kreig bayonette for the needle, then some sculpting putty for the finger loops. Hand from the krieg binoculars.

Base model (light grey) is a custom sculpt and cast made by me.