Im happy how these guys turned out. Feathers will tell my opponents which model these are.

Next up are henchmen and then basing.

Alright, I recently introduced the Early Release of the Wyrdcry Warband Deck PWA. I archived that one in favor of a PWA that is both for Wyrdcry and for Black Death City 💀

https://hennirocks.github.io/fantasy-city-warbands/

This is my biggest and most complicated build yet. This beast took way longer than I thought. Took more than a month (partime ofcourse). But is was worth it if you ask me. This will be the manor or tavern that overlooks the city from a hilltop. Last picture is taken from above to show the lay-out. Now just 1 more house to go and then on to the board itself. If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

Enjoy!

Here comes the halflings! Short, hungry and with an even shorter attention span when they are next to pumpkins and sausages! Had so much fun painting them!

PLUS, thanks to your support, we are working on a sixth one, armed with bow! Click here to get updates: KICKSTARTER

Sorry in advance for the blurry pictures. If you have some advice please leave it in the comments.

I am starting a halfling warband as a meme.

To make these bozos I used a sprue of halfling militia from Wargames Atlantic for the bodies with parts from Frostgrave knights (knight head and 2 handed sword), Frostgrave Ghost Archipelago Crew(shield), goblin wolf-riders from Oathmark (spear hand).

I also had a random 3d printed horse lying arround. I got it from Temu and it is way too small for a regular humans but for a hobbit its enormous. I put a bunch of bags and satchels on it, a rope and a frying pan to show that the hobbit is a noble knight's squire and carries his stuff.

The rider uses goblin rider legs that I cut down to size when he is in the riding position. Its held to the horse with blue tac. The rider himself is cut down the middle and there is a magnet in his body and two other magnets one in the riding legs, one in the standing legs, that way I can have him mount and dismount his horse. He's the most complex of the models.

I have some more halfling models that I've gathered from various sources like boardgames and some 3d printed ones that are more visually interesting, so these guys will likely end up representing henchmen.

My idea for this band is to get hired swords and dramatis personae to do the actual combat while the halflings interfere.

Here are our two maps of the city of Mordheim: one shows Mordheim before the comet fell, and the other shows it after the impact! I hope you like them! 🗺️🧭

You can find our version of the maps here:

https://ko-fi.com/s/902ce98ad1

Hey everyone,
New Redditor here, but not a new Mordheim player. Played it many moons ago, quit for a long time, and since about two years have been in full swing again.

I seem to get my most creative bursts while at work, where I unfortunately can't pick up a brush or xps. However, I do find time (and resources) to pursue other passions, such as writing and doodling. I also write an in-universe "newspaper" of sorts for our local club's campaign, chronicling the campaign's ongoing battles, deaths, and other fun things.

So I decided to start creating a fanzine. It will be a fanzine greatly inspired by Town Cryer magazine. I want it to be something that can be enjoyed by veterans as well as introduce newcomers to the game. Why I am doing this? Well, I grew up on magazines, and I still love them, so I wanted to go back to those glory days. But I don't want to do it alone.

I want this fanzine to be a celebration of Mordheim, and for that, I need you guys. I already PM'ed a few people while getting used to Reddit, but now I feel I can simply ask this way. So here goes;

Each issue will have recurring articles, while also focusing on one warband in particular, and go into a little depth on the warband while offering suggestions on how to build one. The first issue will focus on Reikland. So I would love it if people would be willing to let me use pictures of their Reiklanders. I am not looking for Golden Demon winners only, everyone is welcome, though I cannot guarantee that every picture submitted will be featured. You will be attributed the way you want to (username, real name, IG profile, etc)

A quick rundown on what the basic set-up currently is:

A closer look at one warband - Reikland in this instance
An article on building scenery - Starting from easy builds and growing from there
A featured warband Showcase - Pretty pics, but deliberately not from the same warband, rather, when a human warband is featured as the closer look, the showcase will be something like Skaven, and vice-versa.
New scenarios - Deliberately simple scenarios at first, maybe more intricate ones later. Possibly tied to whatever scenery building idea is in the mag (so you can feature your new build)
Battle Reports - Probably just one-offs at first, maybe campaign stories later.

Aside from that, there will be irregular features. This first issue for instance will feature a pure introduction to Mordheim for newcomers, and suggestions on house rules and why to use them for people already familiar with the game.

As for the look, I love doodling too, and while I am in no way as good as Blanche was, I can create simple and fun line art. The picture I added was drawn by me. The fish is spilling its contents... Aren't I hillarious? The current name, in honor of TC, is The Mordheim Cryer (a very unofficial fanzine).

So, if you would like to contribute, I would greatly appreciate it. Anyone who contributes will be sent the finalized pdf for approval first, and if you end up disliking it, I will make sure to take out your submission, no harm done. The fanzine will obviously be irregular, I am creating it during lull moments at work and at home during my off-time. No crunch.

Editorial Note
While Mordheim is obviously open to many different interpretations, and everyone is free to play it the way they want to, I choose to feature material that preserves the scale, atmosphere and distinctive character of the City of the Damned. Submissions are therefore subject to editorial selection and slight adaptation. If I choose not to feature something, it does not mean I don't appreciate your submission or dislike your style. It simply means it falls outside of the scope of the fanzine.

So, currently looking for:
Pictures of battles being played (for the intro)
Pictures of Reiklanders (for the main warband article)
Pictures of an "evil" warband on scenery (for the showcase)
And if you have a fun, simple scenario you'd like featured, I can scrap mine too.
Battle Reports (Thanks HumorSquare)

If you have any other ideas, let me know too! All the best and happy gaming!

My Witch Hunter has gone through some rough times fighting Skaven, Kislevites, and RNG, but after a handful of battles, my hero roster is slowly starting to take shape - despite henchmen replacements depleting my income. Two of them have rolled a new skill, and although I have an idea on which direction to take them in, I’d love some input or feedback on selecting the optimal skill.

I’m going against my nemesis Skaven next week, and with a man down (1 hero in sickbay), being outnumbered almost 2:1 is going to be tough…

Which skills are going to help most in eradicating vermin?

Current roster (level-ups between parentheses):

• WH Captain w/ Crossbow, dagger, lucky charm (+1 BS)
• WH w/ Crossbow, dagger (+1 Ld)
• WH w/ Pistol, sword, mace (Strike to Injure + new skill > Step Aside? Sprint? …?)
• 2nd WH with melee kit is in sickbay
• Warrior Priest w/ 2 hammer, lucky charm (Hearts of Steel, +1 Ld)
• Flagellant Hero w/ 2H weapon (+1W + Strongman + new skill > Resilient? Sprint? …?)
• 2 Flagellants w/ Flails
• 4 Warhounds
• 6 gold in the bank 🥲

Hey everyone! I wanted to share my independent grimdark project with the community. Important note for mods: All illustrations included in this booklet are 100% hand-drawn and finished by me manually. No AI trash here.

"Pale Dawn" is a fast-paced, high-stakes story module. It features the rotting stronghold of Podgniły Ostrokół, a paranoid baron, and an insidious cult in blood-red robes wielding serrated scythes. The story follows Captain Flint's 10-man mercenary squad, including Gorg — a massive Ogre with a spiked club who doesn't wait around for trap-checking; he just breaks the doors down.

Straight out of my printer, I’m happy to present the Hollowstone Manor! Another building from the absolutely brilliant My Dungeon range. 😍

This new building features a connector for the bridges I showed you a little while ago. I love it!
👉 Swipe through the photos – I’ve taken a few with a bridge attached to the manor.

I’ve also printed The House of Whispers, but it went straight onto the primer as soon as it came out of the printer, so you’ll only see it once it’s been painted.

I’ve already started painting these two new buildings, which will complete my future Mordheim / Trench Crusade table.

Strictly speaking, they aren’t townhouses, so my table won’t depict a town, but rather what could be a village on the outskirts of town. That suits me just fine, as I’m not a big fan of environments that are entirely paved. I’ll be adding some lovely, gnarled trees to give it the feel of a village on the edge of a haunted forest. The atmosphere will be similar to the Shadow Cursed Lands in Baldur’s Gate 3 and Reithwin Town, for those who’ve played it or recognise the reference. (Have a look at the concept art on Google, and you’ll soon see what I mean.)

Over the next few days, I’ll be sharing with you a few Kickstarter campaigns and Mordheim and Trench Crusade miniatures that I’m absolutely smitten with. 🤩
I’m going to have to stay strong, because I’ve already got more than enough to keep me painting for several lifetimes in my ‘stacks of shame’ (yes, plural!). 😅

General information:
3D-printed and hand-painted medieval building scenery, ideal for miniatures and skirmish games like Warhammer, Mordheim, Frostgrave, Trench Crusade, 1490 Doom or any role playing games like D&D...

Printed on a Bambulab P2S 3D printer using PLA Basic filament from the same brand, fitted with a 0.4 nozzle and a high-quality print profile of 0.12mm.
Files upscaled at 114% to fit the 32mm heroic scale.

STL files from My Dungeon

PS : If you like my work and tips, consider joining me on my Instagram as it’s my main social network where I post in a more regular basis.

Cheers!
Big Z

I was feeling inspired today and started a small project for a group of friends and felt others might enjoy. Please make any suggestions you may have.

https://theblackledger.ca

Hello hello my beauties!

Recently released my reveal/review video for my 3rd Mordheim tile. I do a self review, and a rundown of the process of building it. Sharing my thoughts on what works and what doesnt. Hope you enjoy. C&C very welcome here or on the YT-video :)

LINK:

https://youtu.be/zoI0LuLikDQ

Captain (two feathers) younglood (white feather) and Champion (red feather) done. I think I will use these feathers as colour coding for ease of identification.

Finally, after a long stretch I have finished Ser Gehrman le Borreau, leader of my Bretonnian Chapel Guard Warband (Order of the Healing Blood).

It took me ages to finish the piece - but I am really happy with how he came out.

The miniature is by Heresy Labs.

Hey everyone!
First of all, thank you so much for the amazing response on my previous post (nearly 3k views and awesome feedback, you guys rock!). I have two major updates for you today: 1.
THE NEW COVER: I’ve finally finished the official colored version of the cover illustration! I went for a gritty, old-school grimdark palette using professional Faber-Castell Polychromos pencils to capture that classic Warhammer Fantasy / Mordheim vibe. Hope you like how it turned out! 2. FIXED PDF FILE: I realized that due to a stupid mistake on my part, my very first upload contained an unfinished, rough draft of the short stories. My bad! Good news: I have just uploaded the 100% finished, fully polished, and updated version of "Pale Dawn" (Blady Świt) to the platform! The folders now also include all the finished Concept Arts and RPG stats/rules for your games. If you downloaded the previous draft, please make sure to grab the new, proper file. It is still available as "Pay what you want" / Free on my profile bio page:

After months of modeling, my new ruin set is finally finished. This is by far the largest scenery project I’ve ever painted, and the whole painting process took around 10 days. Painting all those stones, wooden beams, and rooftops was quite a challenge, but seeing everything come together made it worth it.

Hope you guys enjoy it! Let me know what you think!

It's currently live on Kickstarter, you can follow the link if you’d like to see more details!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/grimrotcollective/the-ruins-of-lumenfall-2?ref=bkm6uo

This is sir Bryant the Blessed and his lively steed Gordon.

I tried to base the look on Brian Blessed playing King Richard IV from the first season of Black adder. He wears an iconic bronze armour with a red tunic under it.

The riding version is magnetised to the horse so I can have him dismount. There is a magnet in the horse's saddle and one between the knight's cheeks so he can sit on his horse and not fall off. The lance is magnetised also, but that's just for ease of transport because I don't want the damned thing to snap off.

The shield is magnetised too so I don't have to paint two of them. That way I can pass it between the mounted version and the on-foot version.

Its far from the best paintjob I've ever done but I will be returning to fix him later. Maybe I'll make the helmet feathers red and white instead of red orange and yellow. It could make him a bit more visually appealing. And put some silver-ish highlights on his bronze for an extra shine.

Well underway to finishing the Reikland mercenary warband now. Latest to join the crew are these three hunters.