It has been a long journey, but the ranks of the undead are finally full. While my updates on Goldmundswelt have been a slow burn over the years, my dedication to the Klingenberg Legion never wavered. Today, I am incredibly proud to share the final results of this Soulblight Gravelords army project. With these new models integrated into the ranks, I can finally say: The army is finished (at least until Games Workshop releases something I can’t resist). From Hero of Ghyran to Lord of Darkness The story of this army is inextricably linked to its master, Valentin von Klingenberg . Once a symbol of courage in the Jade Kingdom of Verdia, Valentin returned from his campaigns against the undead changed. The noble knight who once protected the floating islands of Ghyran died in the shadows of Dol Avar, only to be reborn as a prince of ruin. Today, the Klingenberg, once a place of knightly tournaments and honor, is a bastion of necrosis. The very land around the mountain withers, and t...

My Soulblight Gravelords on New Fantasy Terrain The undead legions rise once more! My Soulblight Gravelords   - The Klingenberg Legion - army has been a staple of my collection for quite some time, but with the recent completion of my new fantasy terrain board, I finally had the perfect setting to showcase them. Seeing these battle-worn warriors placed in a cinematic environment truly brings them to life (or rather, un-life). An Old Army in a Fresh Setting The Soulblight Gravelords have long been one of my favorite armies, painted and refined over time. With the newly built fantasy terrain, my army finally has a backdrop that complements its dark aesthetic. Ancient ruins, bones and twisted forests set the stage for these cursed warriors, enhancing their sinister presence in front of my camera. A Glimpse at the Army - Photo Showcase Expanding the Dead Though my Soulblight Gravelords army has already been a long-term project, I’m planning to expand and refine it further in 2025 by ...

Reinforcements for my Warhammer Legions of Nagash army. I painted the fourth of the Forgeworld Skin Wolves to play them as Morghast Archai. And if this weren't enough wolves, I also finished 10 Dire Wolves from Games Workshop - all bloody, dirty and murderous! Hope you like them.

In 2015 when Warhammer Fantasy was replaced with the first edition of Age of Sigmar, Games Workshop decided not only to change the ruleset and the narrative of the game, they also changed the base-size of their Fantasy miniature range from square to round bases. All these changes had a big impact on my tabletop hobby. I have been pretty disappointed in the ruleset and was not willing to continue playing Warhammer and turned my back on it. This change honestly hit me quite hard but in retrospective, it brought new chances. I dived into Infinity the game , Malifaux , Kings of War , Boardgames, The Walking Dead and more. This led me to embrace all the variety and opportunities the tabletop world had to offer. The coming years after the initial launch of Age of Sigmar I watched with interest at the products Games workshop published as well as the overall development of the company. 2018/19 I noticed the change of GW's marketing activities and with the launch of the second edition of...