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Well, this is it, this is the big one, the culmination of the campaign in the Realm of Life. The Athelwyrd has been found and Alarielle uncovered. There is only one thing for it – we’ll have to have a massive battle!

Settle in, as this one is an epic…



The Story So Far
The Stormcasts had come a long way (especially their leader, Lord-Celestant Gardus), but their quest in the Realm of Life was coming to an end. They had found the entrance to the Athelwyrd beneath the River Vitalis, and Alarielle was within. However, she was not happy and the Stormcasts were confused when they were first attacked by the Sylvaneth. Asking why she was angry, the Stormcasts were answered by Alarielle simply pointing over their shoulders.

The forces of Nurgle had been watching the Stormcasts and had managed to breach the Athelwyrd themselves. They had amassed a gargantuan force and were marching to end the War of Life once and for all. There were not just daemons in this horde, but Rotbringers, Pestilens Skaven and Beastmen, all bringing a tide of filth with them to pollute Alarielle’s sacred vale – the entire Grand Congregation of Nurgle…

This battle would be pivotal in the War of Life…

Full report and (lots of) piccies here: https://ttgamingdiary.wordpress.com/2016/02/22/battle-report-war-of-storms/

Looked like fun. Great game!

Thanks for the photos. Its cool that you did the scenario campaign out of the book.