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I especially like the Estalian minis from the Empire range. The combat between the Pistolier and the Saurus warrior.

This is probably more of a pipe dream, but we may see some of the old Wight minis be re-released and even maybe, just maybe, some new Undead Wights.

I love this aesthetic because it's the Gothic look of the Vampire Counts or the Egyptian vibes of Khemri, but something that nods towards some kind of ancient past of a fantasy world.

Very John Blanche.

Images are from the 4th edition Undead army book.

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I love Londo.

Does anyone have any Empire armies or units painted in the livery of these provinces? I included a few other lesser seen liveries too, plus Halflings because Halflings are bloody brilliant. Bring back halflings and their glorious hotpot, and the one who had a dartboard for a shield (from the Dogs of War I think).

I didn't follow the background for 8th, End Times or AoS, but I'm pretty familiar with the background that was all laid down in the 4th ed Middlehammer army books.

As you can see, from the maps from the 90s, Kislev is MUCH smaller than what is shown in the Old World map from the website. I presume the Troll Country was lost in the Great War against Chaos, and turned into waste land. I also presume the same for the Zorn Uzkul and whatever else they seem to claim in the steppes beyond, which the Gospodar originally came from.

I find this 'less-chaos' setting very interesting, and even better in terms of detail around the edges (although all good fantasy maps should leave black spaces).

I've put some rough-ish borders on some of the maps - blue borders and blue circles for settlements belonging to Kislev, Yellow for Dwarfs, Red for Chaos Dwarfs.

Where can I find out more about Kislev in the Old World setting?

Cheers.

The artwork by Ian Miller is some of my favourite warhammer black and white artwork ever printed.

Very cool and very Warhammer.

Plus the other Undead and Wood Elf characters that appeared in the article, plus a bit of bonus content.

I really love the chattering skull staff, great stuff.

The plan is to add more detail and do some MS paint wizardry to trace over everything in one unified style, but with all the detail I can manage, before posting it here as a very large image you can all enjoy. Any tips, corrections, ideas etc are more than welcome.

The idea is for it to be Middlehammer style as created by artist Simon Smith, and be as scale accurate as can be reasonable expected for a made up setting with a reassuringly loose grip on consistency (it's background/fluff not lore/canon). I won't be added anything that is not in the books of the era.

And thank you to everyone else who has helped me so far.

It seems able to move North-South as well as closer to Naggaroth.

The shape of Ulthuan seems stable, but not sure about it's location.

Does anyone know if there is a big old detailed map of the known warhammer world in the art style of the image included? I know the middlehammer army books all contained maps in a similar style to this brilliant bastard, but wondering if anyone combined them into one glorious whole?

As in, the map include here, plus Ulthuan (HE army book), plus Naggaroth (DE), Lustria, New World and Southlands (Lizardman) plus any other bits and bobs??

If not, I'll have to create my own by stitching them altogether in MS Paint because I don't have skills.

People seemed to like the last lot I posted, so here are some more.

Not sure about the Woodelf 'fortress' but a theme is a theme.