and discovered I now had about 6700 points worth of figures painted up.
Out of interest I got it all out before Christmas, added up the point value of everything I owned. My army as of September 2012 - Still mostly old figures stripped and repurposed, with a few eBay purchases mixed in.Īnother year on and the army has continued to grow. A year down the line I had a fairly solid wee army - the fact I was unemployed for a few months meant I had some time on my hands to paint. I kept on roleplaying but miniature nerdity sat in limbo (bar a bit of Blood Bowl painting) until October 2011 when I was encouraged by my girlfriend to try my hand at it again, and through some chums I met on Facebook started playing again. Nothing much happened with this, army attempt, though. These little battered cards obviously influenced me way more than I thought! Slaves to Darkness, - the original quote.Īnd, yes, before you ask, he had combat card too!
(Spot the roleplayer.) My dark lord and master would be Tyrell of Arden IX - the gentleman whose quote regularly opens Slaanesh description articles in Warhammer books, and first appeared in the original Realms of Chaos volume and the first true codification of the Chaos Gods. I made a few additional eBay purchases, statted up a target army with the 3.5 Codex and assembled some figures - I even named my various units and characters. I picked up stuff, including mail ordering various bits since the core Noise Marine box set of the era came with a rather unimpressive 1 sonic blaster - but alas, when I tried to order the original Noise Marine figure, it turned out it was now out of print. B.ack in 2002/2003 I made an attempt to restart 40K and a Slaanesh-heavy army was the plan - Vanilla Space Marines seemed a bit dull to me now, but I could still cannibalise some old Vanilla marines this way to bulk out my force.
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