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Indeed to add onto it Seraphon are actually aware of what's going on around them. Slaan's even invest power into them if they need to handle solo stuff.

Hence why they are an option in shadows over hammerhal, I personally think it's kinda neat that we can have lizardmen stomping around cities now for whatever reason. The most fun part is when one of your players enjoys doing brawls to earn money and keeps winning.

Also a drunken brawler beating a stormcast in a fist fight.

I'm a little over a third into Eight Lamentations.

References to the Old World so far:

Kinghtly Orders named Myrmidites and Sons of Breton.
Furnace Kings (Chaos Dwarves).
A consummate warrior Vampire named The Blood Dragon.

Pretty sure there are more that I missed, but those are pretty obvious.

The Old World is still there in some fashion for folks with the wit to see it.

 nels1031 wrote:
I'm a little over a third into Eight Lamentations.

References to the Old World so far:

Kinghtly Orders named Myrmidites and Sons of Breton.
Furnace Kings (Chaos Dwarves).
A consummate warrior Vampire named The Blood Dragon.

Pretty sure there are more that I missed, but those are pretty obvious.

The Old World is still there in some fashion for folks with the wit to see it.

You missed the cogsmith commenting how his clan hailed from Zhufbar, whom fled away during the end times by digging,

You told me about it earlier in this thread, didn't feel the need to repeat.

 nels1031 wrote:
You told me about it earlier in this thread, didn't feel the need to repeat.

Just in case. Just in case.