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There are plenty of other
pieces of terrain that you can make for your battles within
the Eye of Terror (they're not called the Realms of Chaos
for nothing), but I've come up with four examples – one
for each of the Chaos Powers. They may look difficult to make,
but they aren't too bad. Just give yourself plenty of room
to spread out your material, be patient, and the rest should
just come together.
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| Khorne |
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This piece was a simple idea that
can be used in games of both Warhammer 40,000
and Warhammer. It's not hard to imagine things
like this jutting from a war-torn wasteland strewn
with bits of broken bone, skulls, and the blood
of fallen warriors.
If you're feeling adventurous,
try adding pools of blood, some plastic skulls,
or maybe some slashing claws from the Chaos Spawn
model.
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| Slaanesh |
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How can you go wrong with grasping
tentacles and fang-filled maws for a piece of
Slaanesh terrain? Well, I couldn't, so I marched
right to Toys 'R' Us with this idea in mind.
I tried to capture the look of
Slaanesh with bright colours, but I realized
afterwards
that they may be a bit garish. Consider trying
more muted tones of the same hues when you
give
it a try.
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| Nurgle |
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This terrain project was the first
of the group to pop into my head, simply because
it was easy to visualize. Big, bursting, pus-filled
bubbles were the way to go.
The thing to remember is this:
the filthier, slimier, and more revolting, the
better. Maybe you could make your own house rules
for these scenery pieces. What Guardsman would
want to walk through this mess?!!!
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| Tzeentch |
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This oddity was probably the most
interesting to conceptualise and build. Tzeentch
is the master of magic and change, and this piece
of scenery tries to capture that essence.
What could be stranger than a magically
charged boulder floating across the landscape,
changing every thing that passes beneath it? I
couldn't think of anything weirder, either, so
I made this one.
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