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So, we finally come to it – the final battle of the Godbeasts campaign. Expect a confrontation of truly epic proportions…


The Story So Far
The Great Green Torc had been liberated from Chaos and immediately started rejuvenating itself, springing with new life. Without the possibility of reinforcement, the few Chaos warbands remaining were left fighting for their survival as the ruthless Spiderfang Grots hunted them down.

Upon the Scabrous Sprawl, Behemat had been roused to a state of demented agony by the Skaven drills boring into him, and cracks and chasms opened up across the land as he Godbeast shifted. Massive hands, knuckles tipped with mountain peaks rose, sending avalanches that crushed even one of the mighty parasite engines of the Skaven. The terrifying tectonic grinding made armies impossible to coordinate as the mound of Tor Crania rose, revealing Behemat’s head, roaring in pain at impossible volume.

Archaon’s plan to awake Behemat had worked.

With Bloab fleeing the Scabrous Sprawl, the forces of Chaos were left leaderless but for the Skaven, though they fought all the more viciously for it. The Stormcasts were dreadfully outnumbered and, with Sigmar’s attention split between the Scabrous Sprawl and the fate of Alarielle, they were set to be wiped out.

Dracothion then turned his form to starlight and rippled across the skies, hurling a rain of meteors into the war zone. Behemat tried to grab him with a hand the size of an island, but Dracothion slipped free, and then delivered the reinforcements the Stormcasts desperately needed – the Chamber Extremis.

Together, the Stormcasts rallied and assaulted Tor Crania. Their goal – deliver a killing blow to the World Titan. To do this, they would have to commit the direst of blasphemies and summon the Great Bolts…



For the full report (and end of this part of the campaign!), go to: https://ttgamingdiary.wordpress.com/2016/11/21/battle-report-to-bind-the-storm/

OH MYYY

I think this can count as epic. I guess.

How do you even transport all that?

Benefit of running a games company - the office is the playing area, and all the minis are kept there too

Ohh, you RUN the place. Nice.

 WarbossDakka wrote:
Ohh, you RUN the place. Nice.

Check the sig - we do some good games

A good old slobber knocker.
Ive been keeping track of this series. Are the Stormcasts a bit OP overall? they faced down several decent looking armies?

 Ratius wrote:
Are the Stormcasts a bit OP overall? they faced down several decent looking armies?

Oh.no

Wait for the next battle report to see the Stormcasts put in their place!

Okies