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Skashran the Bloodthirster has beaten the Stormcast Eternals and is now on the path to finding the Blood Shard of Isile. However, a new obstacle is about to present itself, one that may seem familiar to veteran readers of these tales…

The Story So Far
Following the lines of power discovered during the last battle, Skashran and his Doomguard came upon a set of ruins that had once been a mighty civilisation before the Age of Chaos – but both time and daemons had reduced it to rubble. Still, there was an energy here the Doomguard could sense, Guardian Spirits that held great wisdom of ages gone by. If they could be… persuaded to part with what they knew, Skashran could find out where the Blood Shard if Isile now lay.

Unfortunately for Skashran, he was not the only one who needed to uncover secrets from the Guardian Spirits. Ogors from the Meatfists tribe, led by Tyrant Skagg, the Thrice-Flatulent, were on their own hunt for the tastiest morsels the Realm of Fire could serve up. A powdered Blood Shard of Isile could be the perfect seasoning for a mighty battlebroth that would bring a new dawn to their warglutt – not that this was of any interest to Skashran, but the Ogors would surely prove to be formidable foes…



For the full report and lots more pictures of the battle: https://ttgamingdiary.wordpress.com/2020/12/10/path-to-glory-guardian-spirits/

Ah, its been a while since I caught one of your reports! A fun (and tense) game, which I always enjoy to see.