The Archive of Swords
A war-library turned fortress, where weaponised prophecy is catalogued like military blueprints. Each blade kept within is etched with tiny script and bound to a future act of violence. Abandoned by the Valeguard, it is now attracting the profiteers of Wolfram Industries and the wild creatures of the March of Thunder. Both want its content for the coming conflict and will stop at nothing to secure it.
After a long time, I was finally able to join this year Animosity campaign. The campaign just started and there's still time to join in, in case anyone is interested.
Anyway, some of the action in the first phase of the campaign revolves around a sort of Stormvault in the forgotten city of Eklysium, hidden away on mountains at the periphery of Azyr. This seemed the perfect excuse to finish painting the Stormvault terrain I had picked up at Warhmmer Fest back in 2023. So far, I had painted only the bridge piece, to use it as a backdrop for my model photos.
It was painted in the grey/green/blue scheme I had already used for my other Animosity terrains so I just continued with the theme, keeping the blue on all the flames, and the green and grey for the stonework.
I've also painted the broken statuary and collapsed columns, but as the campaign is set in Azyr in an as of yet unspoiled Sigmarite city, I won't use them in campaign games.
To add some scatter terrain, however, I'll use the Shattered Dominion Objectives which I painted for Animosity III. The chests, pile of weapons and Azyrite device in particular will be perfect!
And with this, I have another full Warcry board and got rid of a good chunk on my pile of shame.
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