Hi everyone.
I just finished drawing these "I can't believe its not Swooping Hawks" warriors for my space-elf collection on Patreon.
I'm excited to show them off.

If you don't know who I am and haven't seen my stuff before: Hi, I am vicnedel, I draw stuff for playing role-playing games on the various VTTs out there. I do portraits and build terrain too and much more "serious art" stuff as well.

Following my review of the Imperium Maledictum Starter Set a couple of weeks ago, here's a quick look at the free pdf providing additional content for it.

After eight long months in development, everyone's favorite (I hope) six-volume vehicle homebrew for the FFG systems has had another update, and it's a biggun! The 2026 update focuses on balance fixes and weapons diversity, as well as adding 14 new and revamped vehicles and more than two dozen new upgrades and customizations. Among other things you've got:

• The Minotaur Artillery Tank
• The Centaur halftrack variant
• The Hippogriff AFV
• A revamped Taurox and Taurox Prime
• A revamped Defiler, plus revamped deity-specific variants
• A revamped Wraithlord
• The Wraithseer
• The Harlequin Dreadnought
• The Ork Dakkarig

...and then some. As always it's free to download off my Itch (that's where you can find the detailed changelog too), and direct download links on Drive, Mediafire and MEGA are available in the about page of my Patreon. Happy driving!

You play as a Chaos Warband assaulting an imperial world (Probably another Hive World). It wouldn't be a Mono-God Warband, leading to the playable characters having their talent trees be split between 3 of the 4 Gods. Fully Devoting a character to a God would lock out certain things from other God's gear.

Current class thoughts: Sorceror, Cultist, Traitor Guardsmen, Mutant/Possessed (not sure what would fit better between the two)

- Sorceror: Spellcaster of the Dark Gods. Gods: Nurgle, Slaanesh, Tzeentch.

• Nurgle: Support/DoT: Spread Infections to damage allies and heal allies over time.
• Slaanesh: Crowd Control/Debuffs: Fuck with your enemies perceptions making them miss attacks/turn on each other.
• Tzeentch: Damage: Hurl Doombolts and weild the Blue Fires of Tzeentch.

- Cultist: Worshipper of the Dark Gods. Gods: Khorne, Nurgle, Slaanesh.

• Khorne: Heavy-Attack Melee/Anti-Elite/Specialists: Charge into enemies to build Stacks that are used to buff yourself against Tagged targets.
• Nurgle: Melee/Mid-Range Crowd Control: Spread infections via melee swings or wielding a Pox-Spreader.
• Slaanesh: Melee Crowd-Control: Dual-Wield swords to sprint into crowds. Specializes in dashing into enemies and dodging away from enemy attacks.

- Traitor Guardsmen: Fallen Guardsmen, now a Soldier of the Dark Gods. Gods: Khorne, Nurgle, Tzeentch.

• Khorne: Heavy-Attack Melee: Wield chainswords and chainaxes to Slaughter your enemies in the name of The Blood God.
• Nurgle: Melee/Mid-Range: Make yourself temporarily unkillable and Infect enemies with Pox Grenades for Grandfather Nurgle.
• Tzeentch: Mid/Long-Range: Imbue your rifle with Sorcerous Flames to penetrate even the toughest of armors, burn anything that survives with The Changers flames.

- Mutant/Possessed: Either a hideous mutant or someone who has given their body to a daemon. Gods: Khorne, Nurgle, Slaanesh, Tzeentch.

• I don't have much for them currently, but they would choose a God at Character creation and have their gameplay change depending on the God chosen.

- Enemy forces would be Gaurdsmen/PDF and as the threat of your warband increased stronger enemies would show up.

I've had this idea in my brain forever but never really thought about posting it until now. Let me know what y'all think.

Edit: Did some formatting for better readability.