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The mighty Glungrakk the Feckless is now leader of his warglutt, but the Meatfist Ogors are still in trouble. Surrounded on all sides, there is only one path they can take…

The Story So Far
Glungrakk the Feckless knew he had to move quickly – while the warglutt was now pretty much resigned to adopting him as their leader, he needed to cement his rule with some quick action and a full Mawpot. However, having knocked seven bells out of each other, his Ogors were in no real fit state to fight. His friend, Kroc the Butcher, was recovering from wounds suffered during the warglutt’s civil war, and the Slaughtermaster was also out of action after his little ‘attitude adjustment’ at the hands of Glungrakk.

So, Glungrakk decided to gather his elite Gutguard and begin his first Mawpath, aiming squarely for the forces of Nurgle that had caused the warglutt to retreat in the first place. Revenge was going to be sweet – as would be the broth made from Nurgle worshippers…



The full report and lots more piccies can be found at: https://ttgamingdiary.wordpress.com/2020/08/25/battle-report-blood-and-glory/