Lizardmen golden age

[Scalenex]

A choice between 9 lores or all BRB signature spells. That is a lot of choice, even if Focus of Mystery and Wander Deliberations seem to be the outright favourites. In addition, the Lore of High magic lets you swap out spells for in game customization (another of my personal favourites).

10 lores, never overlook the Lore of Undeath when I'm around.

Or the "banner" could be that the Kroxigor has warpaint on it, which makes the other Kroxigor notice it more.

I like it.

You'd have to have a skink playing some music and another waving a flag. A small diminutive skink on the bases of a couple of Kroxigors could work.

Let me also add the option of a musician to be a Skink on one Kroxigor's shoulder's barking formation orders. That would be more visible than a Skink darting about the base.

That's true, but fluff-wise it doesn't make sense for Kroxigors to be playing musical instruments or holding standards since they are not very intelligent.

I was envisioning making the Kroxigor wear the standard as either a helmet or back harness. Alternatively the standard bearer's weapon could be decorated with flags and what not. That way it would be relatively easy to pick up if the original standard bearer dies. "I have the shiny now!"

 

[NIGHTBRINGER]

10 lores, never overlook the Lore of Undeath when I'm around.

Fair enough.

Personally, I'm not a fan of the end times, or anything that came out of it, but to each their own!

Let me also add the option of a musician to be a Skink on one Kroxigor's shoulder's barking formation orders. That would be more visible than a Skink darting about the base.

That would look pretty awesome. It would be a harder conversion to pull off though.

 

[ASSASSIN_NR_1]

"I have the shiny now!"

I'm just imagining a Kroxigor thinking he is king of the world when he picks up that banner now

 

[Lord Agragax of Lunaxoatl]

Personally, I'm not a fan of the end times, or anything that came out of it, but to each their own!

The only things I really liked about it were the awesome new Skaven models, the rules for fighting in Lustria and the profile for Ungrim, Incarnate of Fire that came out with Book 4 - otherwise it was pretty bad in my view. Certainly I don’t agree that the Empire would have been the last human faction standing in an all-out Chaos invasion, I was pretty unimpressed by the way they decided to kill Thorgrim off right at the end of Book 4 when he had done so much to help the Dwarf kingdoms to survive and thought that all of the Elf stuff was messed up - Tyrion going evil and Malekith being the true heir after all... that really made little sense given the characters’ pre-established backstories.

 

[NIGHTBRINGER]

The only things I really liked about it were the awesome new Skaven models

Not me. Personally this guy seemed too futuristic for me...

It would be more fitting in 40k.



For me, the best End Times model was...

 

[Lord Agragax of Lunaxoatl]

For me, the best End Times model was...

Even though he’s the sworn enemy of the Tomb Kings?

 

[NIGHTBRINGER]

Even though he’s the sworn enemy of the Tomb Kings?

Of course. The model is still great; plus I look at him as a fallen Tomb King. Heck, he is (inadvertently) responsible for the creation of the Tomb Kings! A nice model to have in one's collection (if the price weren't so high)... and a good target for the Tomb Kings to take down!