Having waded through a lot of the enemies in Warhammer Quest: Darkwater it was time to make a start on the heroes. For this article I singled out Edmark, Bren, Drolf and Drasher for the painting desk. Despite them having different painting techniques, I was able to get them done in no time.

Nurgle daemons are always fun to paint. They’re all flesh texture so they’re perfect for washes, contrast paints and drybrushing. Whilst the Cankerborn do have some extra details, nevertheless we can paint them up in no time.

There’s a few tokens, and of course the Mire Kelpies that come with the Pox-Wretched, in Warhammer Quest: Darkwater. It this article we cover how to get them painted up in no time and play with some water effects.

The Pox-Wretches are the lowest of all Nurgle’s followers, and the most numerous of those encountered in the Jade Abbey. As such there are a bunch of them in the Darkwater box, but with thanks to some contrast paints we can get them table top ready in no time.

Shaman Foulhoof is here to lead his Pestigors into filth encrusted battle. For this leader of goats, we use some simple highlighting to make him stand a cut above his bestial brethren.

Warhammer Quest: Darkwater is here at last and filled with a bounty of disgusting Nurgle adversaries. Fortunately, painting half naked diseased idiots is my specialty. So with my good friends slap and chop, we can get these Pestigors painted in no time.

Managed to get my hands on this hotly sort after expansion to Warhammer Quest: Blackstone Fortress.

My thoughts on the latest reveals from the Warhammer Twitch steam.