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After the recent titanic battles, it is time to have a look at what else is happening in the Mortal Realms, away from the front line of war and the actions of the movers and shakers.

As it turns out, there is some activity going on in the Realm of Life…

The Story So Far
With Alarielle now on the run, the combined forces of Nurgle Rotbringers and the Skaven Clans Pestilens are taking advantage of the weakness apparent in the forces of Order, and are striking out on all fronts.

A warband of Rotbringers, under the command of Gruptious Brelch, had teamed up with Clan Feesik to drive the Sylvaneth from the Mossgleam Glade. Unfortunately for him, Plague Priest Skrapefang had grown bored of taking orders and thought he could do a much better job. Instead of attacking Mossgleam alongside the Rotbringers, he held his monks back until the Nurgle followers had been all but wiped out by the combined Sylvaneth and Stormcast defenders.

Only then did Skrapefang order his own attack, hoping to strike at weakened defenders and claim an easy victory.

Skrapefang was confident in his success, for his Plague Furnace was belching out noxious green fumes that withered the vegetation and turned it black. Even if Clan Feesik was beaten back, Mossgleam might never recover.



The full report, with lots more piccies, is here: https://ttgamingdiary.wordpress.com/2016/04/13/battle-report-on-tainted-ground/