To keep the army in theme, I obviously had to have a spiritseer, but I also decided to get myself a wraithseer, just because the model is cool and they can have a mahoosive gun!! The spiritseer's spiritmark ability will gel nicely with the wraithblades, making them even tastier in combat and will also have Empower/Enervate to help the wounds rolls as well.
In an ideal world I would have liked to have spent a lot more time on the spiritseer's robes, but I'm happy enough that it will look OK on the tabletop, which was after all the point of painting these so quickly. I am really looking forward to my first game with this army which should be soon!
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Having grown sick of having miniatures lying around being unbuilt and unpainted and ultimately unplayed, I decided to suck up my normal methods and just paint an army to a basic table top standard and take it to town for games! So the Aeldari/Eldar were the ones in the firing line for this treatment and quick and effective was the name of the game!
With that in mind, here are the Wraithblades for my craftworld army that will use Iyanden tactics. Though the craftworld is called Laksh'vron, translated roughly into high gothic as 'Those That Whisper'.
Over the next week or so I will show you the rest of the army, that is 2k points and comprises of 17 or 18 miniature that were painted in 4 days of solid grind! I've also written a list for this army that will be at least 6k points when I am done!
I am currently working in Dundee doing experiments over night, so I have had plenty of time on my hands. I decided to bring a miniature up that I have had laying around primed for some time now and a bag of paints. Thus behold! Cypher the Fallen Angel.
He isn't finished yet, aside from the base, I need to do lots more work on the cloak to get it up to scratch. I'm aiming to make the cloak look somewhat ghostly, which is what I was trying for with his armour as well.
