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Some of the new Sylvaneth models have been painted up, and it is time to see how they fight on the battlefield!


The Story So Far
The Greatstump was a massive severed trunk hidden within Thornfallow, and in its hollow grew the Peakwood, a glade most sacred to the Sylvaneth and coveted by Nurgle. Rotbringers led by Plaguelord Glurbchrot wanted to honour their god by seizing the place, and marched into battle with a song in their heart, much to the puzzlement of their Clan Feesik allies. However, it quickly became clear that the Plaguelord had woefully underestimated the sacrifices the Sylvaneth were willing to make to retain control of the Peakwood.

Led by the Wrathsinger of Clan Naeth’aer, the Treelord Ancient Haaldhorm, the Sylvaneth began to rally as they realised they were under attack by their old enemy. The Rotbringers faced just scattered forces of Sylvaneth at first but, soon enough, found the whole forest was turning against them as trees sprang into life and from their depths sprang Dryads – and worse. For the first time, the Rotbringers encountered both Noble and Free Spirits, both far more powerful than the Forest Folk they had faced before – following the song of a Branchwych, the Tree-Revenants and Kurnoth Hunters had entered the war as they savagely fought to defend the Peakwood.



As always, lots more piccies with the full report at: https://ttgamingdiary.wordpress.com/2016/09/19/battle-report-the-sacred-glade/