Inspired by the names and titles of infamous Skaven characters both from the Mortal Realms and the World That Was, plus some of my own invention, you’ll be able to generate no end of eccentric and vile monikers for your rat men horde.

Better late than never! This fun Idoneth Deepkin Character Name Generator can produce literally millions of unique name combinations. It even has separate options for Namarti, Akhelian and Isharann characters.

This week’s brand new character name generator is here! You chose Nighthaunt by a significant margin in last week’s poll, and Nighthaunt you shall have. You’ll find it oozing with dark foreboding and macabre implied backstories for your Nighthaunt characters.

Welcome to the first of four project diaries exploring my upcoming Age of Sigmar Skirmish campaign pack, The Stones of Shab-Gorgurath. In this article, I introduce the campaign pack, the inspiration behind it, and what I hope to achieve.

This week I’ve been experimenting with painting realistic skeletons and bone. That meant looking at a lot of reference images of ancient mummies and desiccated corpses. The final look is the culmination of that macabre research. The good news is that this naturalistic look is actually quite easy to achieve.

You might find this realistic stone tutorial useful when painting a herdstone as shown here, when painting up scenic bases for your Warhammer or Middle Earth models, or when painting other fantasy wargames scenery and terrain.

I’d set out to create an army. But with just ten ghouls and a Crypt Ghast Courtier complete, I got distracted by other things for a while. But the work of two first-class hobbyists conspired to revive my interest in the project.

When the Flesh-eater Courts battletome emerged I was inspired. Here was a concept that fused all the morbid horror of the undead with the heraldic finery of lost Bretonnia - and in a spectacularly original and gory fashion. This army is a converter's dream.