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  1. fantastic work Ratty! I can see I will be spending a lot of time on this site, printing the cards and templates, as well as using the crew creator! I never had a life anyway!
  2. fantastic! They are inspiring me to paint my own showgirls, but I just can't justify the expense of buying paints and brushes etc at the moment (Have a little one on the way!). One day, one day....
  3. Looking at this model and the previous examples you've shown us, this is going to be one Sweet crew!! Let us know how they go!
  4. love the red! Can you tell us how you achieved it?
  5. Thanks for the info guys, I will check it out on my other laptop later...this one doesn't have office so I can't open the word doc! Hopefully there won't be too many changes if any, as i only have 5 cards that are not marked V2!
  6. Ok, i am a relative newb to Malifaux and I am just trying to sort out what cards I have and haven't got! If i understand correctly, if my cards don't say V2 they are V1? So the PDF that is supplied on the homepage has all the V1 cards that need changing, showing their new V2 stats? Now, I have the following cards that are not V2 (or at least they don't say it): Guild Austringer x2 Scales of Justice Enslaved Nephilim Purifying Flame So if I understand correctly, because all of the above except Purifying Flame are NOT in the PDF, my cards (most likely V1) are still good? And confusingly, I checked my Purifying Flame against the PDF one and they are exactly the same! Does this mean its actually a V2 but without saying it, or have I misunderstood the PDF wrong? Basically, are all the above cards ok, or do I need to change any or all of them? HELP!!!!
  7. ONCE AGAIN, COLLECTING ALL FOUR PARTS OF BOOK TWO IN ONE THREAD FOR EASE!! Following on from the end of the first book, Black is Back! Black awoke as he felt the girl sit up next to him. She sat holding the sheets against her, her naked back pale in the moonlight from the nearby window. He rested a hand on her shoulder and she grabbed his hand in hers and held tightly. “What’s wrong?” He was alert now, but couldn’t sense any immediate danger. “There was a horrible noise, outside. A long screeching and what sounded like the flapping of wings. There was a scream, and then it just went silent”. She was shivering slightly, though Black was unsure whether it was from the cool night air, or from fear. He couldn’t blame her if it was the latter. “Probably the spawn of the Nephilim whore, hunting the streets”. He pulled aside the material hanging over the window and peered outside. He could see nothing on the streets outside, except the rolling mist. He pulled her back under the covers and kissed her forehead. She smiled weakly and turned over, her eyes closing. Within seconds her breathing changed as she drifted back into sleep. Black lay there awake for several more minutes, twisting the knife he held in his other hand, the weapon he had grabbed upon waking. Satisfied, he released the grip and descended into sleep himself. There was a knock on the door, a series of raps followed by a solid thump. Black smiled, it was dawn now and Abernathy was back. He rolled out of bed, and pulled on his trousers. He grabbed a pistol off the drawers and stood to the side of the door. He pulled back the locks and opened it. Abernathy walked through the open doorway, carrying a bundle of clothes. He looked across at the pistol held at his head height and tutted. “You really ought to trust people Absolution, If I was in trouble I’d have used the other signal”. Black lowered the pistol and tucked it in his waistband. He smiled and ran his fingers through his long black hair. He shut the door behind Abernathy and locked it once more. The older man walked over to the bed where Lydia had sat up once more, yawning fiercely. He dropped the clothes on the bed. “These are yours. Or so the blonde tells me” He smiled at the young woman, before turning to face Black. “The meeting is set. The blonde will be at The Cross Swords at midday. She wasn’t happy with what you did, but I think she understands…now. I swear she was ready to slice me in two at one point”. “Cassandra?” Lydia twisted in the bed, grabbing at her clothes. The sheets dropped away, leaving little to the imagination. Abernathy turned away out of decency. Black merely watched and smiled. “That would be the one ma’am” Abernathy stuttered, flustered as she stood from the bed and pulled a tunic over her head. Then she pulled on a pair of leggings, and slipped her feet into her boots. She sat on the edge of the bed, excitement plain to see on her face. “I must see her. She needs to know I’m alright.” “She knows ma’am. I told her you were in the company of Mr Black here, and she has decided that to be acceptable.” He turned to face Black. “Appears your reputation does get around sir”. “You’ll be coming anyway. I need to keep you in my sight at all times”. Black was pulling on a shirt and holstering two pistols around his waist. Then he selected two knives from a drawer and slipped them within his jacket. He caught Lydia smiling at him, and tossed her a short blade on the bed beside her too. “Can never be too careful”. He selected his hat from the table and placed it on. He grabbed his cane, folding it into a short length and slipped it into a sleeve. Then he grabbed some coins from the mantelpiece. “Best not keep the lady waiting then. It’s a good hour walk to the Swords from here, and I want to avoid the main streets”. The three of them left the room and Black locked the heavy door behind them. The captain of the guard was not enjoying this one little bit. He stood in the offices of the Governor’s secretary. The man himself wasn’t present, but the lawyer that flitted around the room made him uneasy, the almost serpent like movements and noises he made were un-nerving to say the least. “He left his card, you say?” “Yes sir. On one of the bodies. Poor sods had obviously tried to mug him. It wasn’t pretty”. He desperately wanted to have a cigarette at this moment, though he had promised himself he would quit. “And the two in the station?” “Undoubtedly his work too, sir. Though no card was left. I think the fact he was being shot at was a more pressing matter for him”. He giggled slightly, but stopped when it was clear the Lawyer did not share the joke. “And these two in the station, they were hired muscle?” “Yes sir, Dometelli’s thugs. You know, the gang leader from Earthside. Black has made some serious enemies last night sir”. “Quite. See to it you assist him when and where possible, though keep a low profile. The Governor would hate to lose an asset such as Black”. “Yes sir, I’ll get a couple of men to follow him….at a distance obviously”. “You’ll do it yourself Captain. That way I can hold you responsible should anything, shall we say, go wrong”. The captain gulped. He could feel sweat on his brow. How he needed that cigarette now. “Dismissed”. Captain Knoffler turned and walked out of there as quick as he could, trying not to run. His day had just got a whole lot more complicated. He was reaching for the packet before he had even stepped outside. Tomorrow, he thought, tomorrow I’ll quit……
  8. Hooray indeed!! I loved it. And its good to see the Writing room becoming popular again!
  9. Love it! Will there be more? I see my character 'Black' is not the only one the Guild turn to when they have certain, shall we say, indiscretions that need fixing!!
  10. Fantastic minis! I love the red on Lilith, and the Mature Neph is awesome. I know I shouldn't say it, being a Guilder, but Lilith is such a sweetie!
  11. I'm shouldn't really ask how a bookcase came to fall on it......chasing a terror tot around? I wouldn't bother, the rewards aren't that good on the little ones!
  12. Beautiful paintjobs, especially the Nephilim and Mcmournings crew! I look forward to seeing more of your work.
  13. Hey, its not a competition guys lol! I just think its scary to see your collection reflected in SS. We are all winners (especially Wyrd!) Can you buy shares in them?
  14. Final Part. As before, you will need to have read the first three parts to have any clue what’s going on! It was almost an hour later when he opened the door to the house where he rented a room. It was a non descript building in Downtown Malifaux, with a landlord that asked no questions provided the rent appeared on time. It was perfect for Blacks’ needs. He shut the front door behind him, checking as he always did for any signs of intruders of any persuasion. Satisfied, he made his way up the wooden staircase to the landing above, the flicker of the oil lamps casting dancing shadows across the walls. He crossed to his door and laid his ear against the wood. He detected two people inside and smiled. He turned the handle and slid through a small gap in the door, pushing it silently to behind him. His apartment was small, but suited his needs. Under the curtained window was the large bed, though he hardly ever spent any time resting whilst he was here. A fire was already roaring in the large Fireplace, casting an orange glow around the room, filling it with warmth. He nodded at the man heating a kettle over the roaring flames and his coachman returned the gesture. Black had known Abernathy for over twenty years now, ever since Black was a young teen. Abernathy had been his father’s servant back in the Empire and on his sudden death, Abernathy had been by Blacks' side ever since. Now in his fifties, the rigours of life had started to show on his features, his face was wrinkled around the eyes (laughter lines he said, though their recent history had given them little to laugh about). Black threw his jacket over the back of a wooden chair to the side of the doorway. Lydia occupied the remaining chair, leaning her arm on the rickety table in front of her. She had obviously cleaned herself up as the streaks of make up had disappeared, along with the blood around her mouth, though she still had a nasty cut under her lower lip. She looked worried as he walked into the room, as if she feared for her life. Then he caught a glimpse of himself in the large mirror above the fireplace. He was covered in blood and he realised she had actually been concerned for him. “Its not mine”. He said, ripping the shirt from his body and tossing it on the fire. “That’ll cover up that indiscretion, should anyone come sneaking”. He noticed her looking at him intently, staring at the criss-cross of scars across his upper body. Old wounds from times where he had not been so lucky. He smiled and poured some of the boiling water from the kettle into a basin. He began to wash off the dry blood from his face and hands, grateful to get the stench from under his nose, the stench that could trigger his rage. “Are they……?” She couldn’t finish the question. “Dead?”. He rubbed his face in a fresh cloth, drying the skin. “Yes, and unfortunately, I’m likely to join them soon”. “He won’t give up you know, he’ll keep looking for me…and now you”. “I know. I will just have to be ready”. He poured the remaining hot water into a pot and stirred in some tea-leaves. Then he poured the liquid through a strainer into two mugs, handing one to her as he sat opposite. He signalled to Abernathy who nodded and left the room, shutting the door behind him. Black slid the four deadbolts across after his friend had left. He returned to the seat and took a swig from the mug, cursing as it burnt his lips. Lydia giggled. To Black it sounded like honey, like a babbling brook. He hadn’t heard such a beautiful sound in years. He felt sadness wash over him as he realised he may never hear that sound again after tonight. “You need to lie low for a while. You will stay here”. He growled. “Cassandra and the Mistress can look after me, I’ll be fine at the Star”. She spun the mug around slowly on the table before her. “They think they can, but they won’t be able to. I’m not the only specialist the Dometelli’s know”. “But me being here, it will put you in danger”. “Girl, I’m always in danger. Besides they know who I am, and I just cheated them out of a lot of money…….and you”. He looked straight across the table at her, noticing how the firelight made her even more beautiful than he had seen before. It had been a long time since……..her. He shook his head, and broke the spell. It was no good getting in deep again, it caused too much heartache the last time. “Besides”, he laughed, “I like having you around. You’ve made life more interesting already”. She smiled. “I don’t know you, only that you saved my life….after kidnapping me first! Why should I trust you over mistress?”. “You shouldn’t. But I am the only one who can keep you safe until…….until I can dispose of the problem”. She turned away then and he knew she realised what ‘disposing of the problem’ meant. He would have to take out the entire Dometelli clan for either of them to be safe, so they could walk down the street without looking over their shoulders. He realised he had probably made her life a hell of a lot worse. She would have been better off dead. He watched her rise from the chair and grab the wet cloth from the basin. She came over to him and without ceremony sat on his lap, bringing the damp cloth up to his cheek. “You missed a bit” she said, dabbing at his flesh with the rag. His eyes caught hers, and he saw the hope reflected in her pupils, the caring, the desire. She kissed his lips, and much to his surprise he found himself kissing her back, his arm reaching around her to hold her close. She felt good, tasted sweet and he began to lose himself in the moment. His fingers found her buckles and soon the corset fell to the floor. He swept her up and carried her over to the bed, letting an emotion other than anger fuel him now……………… END OF BOOK ONE. I Hope you have enjoyed this introduction. Please leave comments, bad or good. If there is an interest I will continue the story of Black and his companions. Well, I will continue it anyway, but if you want me to post it here let me know!!
  15. Continuation. You will need to read the earlier parts first! As the coach rattled through the streets towards the station, Black looked across at the girl opposite him. He had bound her wrists together as soon as they were inside the carriage. Now she sat there defeated, tears rolling down her cheeks, her makeup smudged around her eyes. Silent sobs racked her body as she resigned herself to her fate. For an instant Black felt a morsel of pity for this girl. Whatever she was returning too must be a whole lot worse than being in Malifaux. She looked up at him, sniffing as her crying slowed. Her eyes showed sadness but also anger and confusion. “Why?” she sobbed, “Why are you doing this? Why are you working for them?” “No questions Girl”. He hated talking almost as much as he hated public places. “My name is Lydia. At least have the decency to call me that”. Black leant forward in his seat. She was a plucky thing, he gave her that. Not many people answered back to him. “I don’t need to know your name. It’s better that I don’t”. “For who? So you can ease your conscience as you hand me back to those bastards? Do you even know who they are, or was the money they paid enough to turn your head?”. Black felt the anger surge inside him. He knew he should have gagged her the moment they got in. Yet, as the rage subsided, he took a deep breath. “Yes, the money was too good to turn down, better than what the Guild pay. Yes, I know exactly who hired me and what they do. Everyone knows what the Dometelli brothers are famous for. Prostitution, drugs, murder.” He let the final word linger on his tongue for a second, hoping the emphasis would quieten her down. Unfortunately, he conceded, it had the opposite effect. “And you are so willing to hand me back to them. They’ll kill me if I’m lucky. If I’m not……..” Her voice trailed off. She sat looking out of the window at the streets flashing past. He could see she wanted to cry again, to let her frustration and sadness take over her. Yet she held it back, keeping a control over her emotions. Black felt a twinge of admiration for her, she was like him in certain aspects. He knew how hard it was to control his emotions, to fight the anger inside that called to him. In his line of work, it helped to be calm and rational. Recklessness got you caught. Or worse. They rode in silence for the rest of the journey, her looking out of the tiny pane of glass, her last glimpses of this world. He sat there, looking at her, thinking. The coach pulled to a halt outside the main station and Black hustled her out into the street, holding her hands behind her back, covered by his jacket. He held a knife to her ribs and whispered a warning that should she try anything, both her life and any others who came to her aid would be forfeit. They walked casually into the main building, looking to the world as a gentleman and his whore. He scouted around until he saw them, the hired muscle of the Dometelli’s. You couldn’t miss them, two large thickset brutes with features only a mother could love, and even that would be at a push. He guided her across towards them and silently passed her across to one of them. The other sneered as he watched her downcast head. “Thought you could run, eh bitch?” His smile showed missing teeth. He turned back to Black and handed him a bag of coins. “The rest of the payment”. Then they were turning, leading Lydia away. She turned her head back towards Black, her eyes desperate and pleading, and he struggled to look away. One of the brutes grabbed her by the hair and then backhanded her with his fist, causing a spray of blood to scatter across her dress. “Quit pining whore, the boss wants words with you his’self”. Black felt the anger surge again. This time he let it take him. Rushing forward, he flung his jacket at the man holding Lydia, but not before he had taken his second knife from a pocket. As the jacket hit the man, he was there, stabbing under the ribcage and thrusting upwards, hitting the lungs. The flailing man fell backwards, red gurgling from his mouth, releasing the girl. In the split second before anyone reacted, as time itself seemed to stand still, he thrust the money-bag into her arms and hissed instructions at her. “Take this, get in the coach. Tell the driver to take you to my place. Don’t go anywhere else, there is the only place you will be safe. Wait for me to return”. He sliced the bond holding her wrists and pushed her away as the second man gripped his arm, pulling him backwards. He cursed, he’d been sloppy by concentrating on the girl. As he watched her running through the screaming crowds, he kicked out backwards, catching the thug on his shins, causing him to release his grip. And that was his assailant’s fatal error. As the rage clouded his vision, Black span as quick as a snake, his blade slicing through the jugular of the surprised man. Blood sprayed out covering the two fighters, and clutching futilely at his neck, the thug crashed to the ground, bleeding out. The shrill whistles of Guild guards broke the rage and he breathed deeply, the smell of blood in his nostrils. He grabbed his jacket and ran, the crowd parting to let him through. Wisely no-one attempted to be a hero. He heard the click of a revolver and dodged to one side as the bullet grazed the wall next to him. He burst through the main doors and with a quick glance to note the coach had gone, melted away into the night, for the long walk home. Part 4 to come soon, in which a bond is formed.
  16. Continuation from Part 1........ As he entered the Theatre’s main hall, the wall of sound washed over him. There was also a certain smell: a mix of alcohol, dirty clothing and smoke that you experienced whenever you entered such an establishment. The Theatre was packed tonight. No doubt full of miners down from the hills on a rare trip to the city. Off duty Guild officers mixed freely with known criminals, all intent on having a good time. He scouted the room quickly and spotted a quieter table in the far corner to his left. He sat on the solid wooden chair and waited for the serving girl to take his order. It pained him to be here, in so public a place. He plied his craft in the shadows, away from the glare of the masses. Yet, he was being paid a large sum for this job, and though he wasn’t short of money, it was too good an offer to turn down. He tilted the brim of his hat lower to shield his eyes as he surveyed the room. It was then that he spotted her, serving drinks at a table nearby. She was exactly as described: a pretty young thing, not more than twenty. Her auburn hair was put up in an intricate mix of curls and plaits, her skin pale and delicate. She wore the standard corset dress of all the girls here, a pastel green with linings of black and white. The cut of the dress exposed her thighs, showing the stocking tops to all and sundry. She smiled as she took orders from the rowdy men, and flirted with them playfully, looking every inch at home here. As she walked away with the order, one of the men slapped her across the rump with his palm, and she yelped in mock surprise and allowed herself to jump a little bit. The men burst into raucous laughter. Black smiled, this girl knew how to work her audience. The rumours of this place were true. The new owner, a Colette Dubois, obviously taught her girls all the right tricks. He sat and waited for the show to start as his drink was placed on the table before him. He waved a note at the girl and she reached into her skirts to get his change, but he dismissed her with a flick of his hand. The show was probably very good but Black never once took his eyes off the serving girl, tracking her movements, reading her mannerisms, learning all about her and memorising the layout of the Theatre. There was a loud cheer as the interval began, the men raising their glasses and hats in tribute to the girls on stage. Now was the time to take action. He stood from his table and walked silently over to a group of miners across the floor. They fell silent as he stood before them, and he tilted his hat in greeting. “Gentlemen, I wonder if I may be so bold as to ask a favour from you this evening” A chubby man to his left guffawed loudly, almost spilling his drink with his exaggerated movements. “Hear that lads, this fop wants our help! Probably can’t get a girl on his own, so needs a more experienced hand to guide him!” The laughter broke out around the table, and Black let it run its course, resisting the urge to slice the man’s throat. Instead he took out a cloth bag and tossed it onto the table. It resounded with a heavy clunk. A silver coin escaped from the loosely tied neck, and the focus of every man on that table was suddenly on him. “ All I ask is that in exactly five minutes, on my signal, you will create a……distraction. This should cover your trouble”. He gestured at the bag of coin on the table. “A distraction?” “Nothing too elaborate. Perhaps one of you gentleman could take offence at something the men across from you may have said. Perhaps a fight could break out”. There was a murmuring of assent from the men around the table. After all, the silver in front of them would keep them in beer for a good few nights. And it was always fun to let off steam once in a while. Satisfied, Black returned to his table and continued to watch the girl as she flitted between the bar and her customers. As she walked past he noticed a tall blonde standing watchfully against the far wall, and he cursed. It was just his luck that Dubois’ lackey would be on the floor this evening. He’d heard about her skills with the sword and although he knew she would be no match, he also knew he needed to avoid any distractions from the matter in hand. He nodded towards the group of men and within seconds they had begun to throw punches at the occupants of the table next to them. As chaos descended upon the rear of the theatre he leapt to his feet. Keeping a close eye on the blonde, who was already wading over to the scuffle, he swept past the girl and covered her mouth with one hand, lifting her from the floor with ease with the other. She struggled and kicked but he was through the door in an instant, before security could even register his presence. One of the men was quicker than the rest though and approached him from the side. Keeping a grip on the girl, he released her mouth and grabbed an ashtray off of the nearest desk, flinging it hard at the approaching man. It smashed into his temple, knocking him to the ground. The girl had only time to release a stifled scream before his hand was over her mouth again. He burst through the entrance doors and ran to the nearest coach. The footman opened the door and he flung the girl inside, turning to the driver as he followed her in. “The station, now!” And then with the clattering of hooves on cobbles, he was gone into the night, his prize now in his possession. Part 3 will follow soon..........And we find out a little more about the job.
  17. Another Neverborn....... #slumps onto the bar # Ah well, at least it will keep me in liquor for the near future, I can get a good price for these freaky critters! Oh and welcome to the forum!
  18. I am so much a maliholic! I am at six masters already, including the full Guild quota to date, and am salivating at the prospect of getting Hoffman soon! Of course, having all these minis is no good if you are as inept at the game as i am lol! But i'm working on it! Edit: SS cost (without cache) stands at 153 (Guild only), with Lilith's crew (33) and Colette's (37) to add to that, along with Hoffman etc when they are released, and the remaining Nephelim! Aaaarggh! I really need to stop lol!
  19. I'm liking this already, please tell me ther is more to come?!! I love Lilith, though I doubt I'd really want her to return my affections!
  20. Well, I already have another two stories in the pipeline for 'Black', that continue the arc started here, so this section may become a bit busier!
  21. Fantastic paint jobs, really do enjoy looking at your work!
  22. NOW ALL FOUR PARTS ARE CONTAINED IN THIS THREAD FOR EASE OF READING!! (Unlike these capitals ) This is my first attempt at some Malifaux fiction. It is a four parter that introduces the main protaganists, and gives some clues to their past (which will be explored in the future). I have written it with the focus on these characters and I am deliberately leaving the main characters as bit parts (cameos in scenes, or mentioned in conversation etc) as I don't feel I could do these characters justice and wouldn't want to step on the creator's toes!! Please leave any comments after this or any of the parts. I plan on writing alot more, its just whether its worth me posting them here! Anyway, on with the show!! He could see the glow from the theatre in the distance as he made his way along the cobbled back streets of Malifaux. It had been a while since he had walked these paths and he was savouring the feel of the rough stone beneath his feet, the smell of wood smoke from the many houses that lined the darkened route. A faint light splashed across the street, almost swallowed by the misty air that seemed to cling to every roof. He heard them long before he saw their shadows flitting from one side of the street to the gloom on the other. He smiled to himself as he imagined they were proud of how silent they were being, but it would take a lot more skill to hide themselves from him. He counted at least two, possibly a third. It would be an interesting encounter, though he knew the odds were stacked heavily in his favour. As he turned the corner into a side street the attack came, swift and silent. He closed his eyes, listening to the sounds of the night, slowing his breathing until it felt like time was slowing down around him. With a flick of one arm he caught the wrist of the first assailant, snapping the bone as if it was made of chalk, the wicked blade tumbling from the man’s fingers to the ground below. The unfortunate man screamed as he grabbed his ruined hand, and this was his final mistake. He looked up in time to see the cane as it smashed through his eye and his skull. The second attacker was on him almost immediately and he felt the rush of wind as the blade sliced past his cheek, but fell wide of the mark. He swung a leg around and connected with the thin man’s calves, spilling him backwards onto the hard ground. He felt a hint of admiration for the assailant as he made a vain attempt to stand, even though he was gasping for air, the force of the blow having winded him. Still, it was only a hint of admiration, and kicking the flailing knife hand away he raised the spiked cane and drove it into the chest of the stricken man. The cracking of ribs was satisfying and as the last breaths mingled with blood, the second man slumped back to the floor. He pulled the cane free from the body, and looked into the falling mist. Yes, there was a third man. He straightened as he heard the footsteps disappearing into the distance. He smiled, at least one of the three had some wits about him. Pulling a cloth from his jacket pocket, he wiped the blood from the lacquered cane and tossed the rag aside in the street. Then he reached into his pocket and tossed the card onto the body nearest him. Straightening his hat, he stepped out of the alley and continued on his way to the Theatre. He had business to do this night and didn’t want this minor distraction to interfere......... The captain lit a cigarette and coughed as he watched his squad look over the bodies. Tonight was shaping up to be a very weird night, and this damned mist was not helping. He took a long drag before he shouted over to the nearest guardsman as he held the smashed skull in his hands. “I guess we don’t need the coroner to see how these died”. He chuckled, and this swiftly turned into a racking cough. “And I really should give these up”. He snarled, flicking the ash from the end. The second guardsman, a sickly looking individual in the captain’s eyes, stepped forward and saluted. “I found this on the second body sir”. He passed the card to the captain who rolled it over in his stubby fingers. It was a regular calling card, yet it was completely black. No writing, symbols or anything adorned the surfaces. The captain gave a small laugh as he placed the card into his pocket. “So, He’s back.” He took another deep drag. “I guess things are going to get interesting from now on”.
  23. Thats fair enough, everyone has an opinion, and yes, its more than likely been sculpted that way to sell more miniatures (after all, it is still seen as a male dominated industry). I agree that sister moira figure doesn't really need the bum flash, but i bet its a big seller! Just the world we live in I guess, but this should be a topic by itself lol! And my mate hadn't seen the back of the mini when he got it, so had a surprise! He still uses it though
  24. Welcome to the forum! If you decide to go Guild, I will agree with the above that Lady J is a great jump in point, and the models are sweet too! If you want to start somewhere else, try Lilith. Similar style to Lady J (hit hard and get stuck in), though you may need to get extra models (young nephilim and maybe the cherub) to have the most impact. But as others have said, choose the crew you like the look or feel of the most!
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