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Thanks the goo between the skulls is actually just Blood gor the Blood God which isn't that visible at this angle, but is vividly red when lit from above.
I was wondering if I should replace it with the Dirty Down Rust wash (which really should be called Diarrhea In A Bottle, because of how glossy it is even after very long shaking) but my wife said that she really likes the contrast so it stays
Cyel wrote: Thanks the goo between the skulls is actually just Blood gor the Blood God which isn't that visible at this angle, but is vividly red when lit from above.
I was wondering if I should replace it with the Dirty Down Rust wash (which really should be called Diarrhea In A Bottle, because of how glossy it is even after very long shaking) but my wife said that she really likes the contrast so it stays
Plenty of diseases can cause blood thinning states that result in death via exsanguination, so I think it is neat.
I was actually working on a concept for my own plague units along a similar line, focussed on spreading a plague that leads to widespread bruising and haemorrhages. The Ecchymosites.
ChargerIIC wrote: If algae farm paste with a little bit of your grandfather in it isn't Grimdark I don't know what is.
the goo between the skulls is actually just Blood gor the Blood God which isn't that visible at this angle, but is vividly red when lit from above.