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We are still on Orb Infernia, and the Seraphon, long having meddled in the plans of the Daemon Prince Tetrarchy there, are now beginning to suffer as the forces of Chaos finally unite and start tearing apart the celestial army. Just to throw fire onto this delicate situation, Lord Khul travels from the Ashlands to Orb Infernia to bring his own particular brand of rage to the proceedings.


The Story So Far
Lord Khul was angry. Far angrier than usual. Furious even.

He had been betrayed by the Daemon Prince Skinskein, who had promised he would help flank the Stormcasts so Lord Khul could destroy his archenemies. When the daemonic legions did not appear, Lord Khul was left to fight the Stormcasts with just his Bloodbound, allowing Sigmar’s warriors to defeat him ignominiously.

Fuming, Lord Khul travelled with his Bloodbound to Orb Infernia to wreak his bloody revenge upon the Daemon Princes, culminating with Skinskein.

One by one, Lord Khul fought the Daemon Princes, banishing each one with his mighty axe. As he crushed Skinskein’s face, both mortals and daemons of Chaos bowed at his feet – Lord Khul now had all the armies of Orb Infernia at his command. He turned his attention to the Seraphon who were still rampaging in the Daemon Princes’ old territory.

Starmaster Xen’phantica watched Lord Khul’s victories with interest and began assembling a force to defeat him within the canyons of the Ghostglass Peaks. Deployed within a narrow pass, the forces of Chaos would be unable to bring their numbers to bear.

However, the magical walls and terrain of the Ghostglass Peaks, while forming a dangerous barrier to daemons both Celestial and Chaos, proved no obstacle to mortals. As Lord Khul led his Bloodbound against the Seraphon who were already engaged with his daemons, the Slann Starmaster began to realise that he was the one who had fallen into a trap…



For more piccies and the full report: https://ttgamingdiary.wordpress.com/2016/10/17/battle-report-pincer-attack/