u/No-Wafer9271

I recently acquired the Null Myriad Phalanx box and was wondering if it would be good to kitbash one of the sprues of Mortek Guard into Mortis Reapers? I only have these two sprues of Mortek Guard.

Bones 1990/2000 pts

Ossiarch Bonereapers

Ruthless Legion

General's Handbook 2025-26

Drops: 3

Spell Lore - Lore of Necrotheurgy

General's Regiment

Arkhan the Black, Mortarch of Sacrament (440)

• General

Arch-Kavalos Zandtos (220)

Kavalos Deathriders (300)

• Reinforced

Kavalos War Chariot (170)

Teratic Cohort (90)

Regiment 1

Mortisan Soulmason (150)

• Immaculate Defender

Mortek Guard (110)

Regiment 2

Mortisan Ossifector (110)

Morghast Archai (260)

Necropolis Stalkers (140)

Faction Terrain

Bone-tithe Nexus

Created with Warhammer Age of Sigmar: The App

App: 1.32.0 | Data: 432

Characters

1x Arkhan the Black, Mortarch of Sacrament

1x Arch-Kavalos Zandtos/Liege-Kavalos

1x Liege-Kavalos on War Chariot/Kavalos War Chariot

1xMortisan Ossifector

1x Mortisan Soulmason

Infantry

1x Immortis Guard

1x Morghast Archai

2x Morghast Harbingers

2x Mortek Guard

1x Necropolis Stalkers

Cavalry

2x Kavalos Deathriders

Beast

1x Teratic Cohort

War Machine

1x Liege-Kavalos on War Chariot/Kavalos War Chariot (same model as listed above in characters)

My wife knows ASL (30% deaf) and I'm working on learning it as well (she says I sign like a toddler). We sign as much as possible at home and have talked about adopting a deaf child. I wanted to know if there is any Marines with deaf children and what has been your experience with them? We would be committed to raising them to sign and being a part of deaf culture. We would not seek out cochlear implants and would make sure they attend a deaf school. My mother-in-law knows ESL as well. My wife is already EFMP (not related to deafness) so I'm already familiar with that part of the military and disability, just not when it comes to deaf people. Thank you in advance.

Edit:

There was definitely some misunderstanding. Here is a bit more information. My wife doesn't sign "just for the fun of it" as I said she is partially deaf and is one of five people in her medical feild that is qualified to treat deaf people and does so. We plan on adopting regardless if it is a deaf child or not. We are considering it because we have the skills to be able to take that challenge on if we choose to do so, instead of just having a deaf child stay in the system.

If the child can use hearing aids we would make sure they have that. The reason why wouldn't do Cochlear implants is because it is a risky surgery that does not always work. In addition to them not always working it completely gets rid of what natural hearing you do have. "Hearing" with a Cochlear implants is very different from how we hear. Deaf people have to learn to hear. The cochlear implants would be their choice not ours.