Realm of Chaos, Chaos Spawn Concept

“The names of the Daemon are many and terrible.  A thousand names in a thousand tongues, and each of them a lie.”  Daemon name random tables from White Dwarf 102, June 1988, by Mike Brunton and Bryan Ansell, originally appearing in Realm of Chaos: Slaves to Darkness.

Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine Concept Art, Nemeroth & Chosen of Nemeroth

Beware the ruinous powers! This week on the Vintage RPG Podcast, we explore the Realm of Chaos, the two-volume opus from Games Workshop dedicated to all things chaotic. Slaves to Darkness (1988) and The Lost and the Damned (1990) detail the four lords of chaos, their armies, the mutations they inspire and so much more, in terms suitable for all the Warhammer games of that period. Even more exciting is the collection of vibrant (if often gross) art by a who’s who of killer Games Workshop illustrators. A high watermark for Warhammer!

Starting t shirt designs

It is lovely to see yet again in the year of our twin-lords Gork & Mork 2023, that Games Workshop yet again confirms that both AoS and 40k are connected through the Warp.

Now... Go nuts with this information!

Skaven in 40k! Vashtorr in AoS! Genestealers in Blood Bowl! Dark Future! Chainsaw Warrior! Star Wars! Old Ones!

I have so many theories and headcanons!

Fritz Corpustus, Wizard of the Plague Father

A start to my new Realm of Chaos Warband

khorngor!

"Dark Millennium" by Bolt Thrower - From "Realm of Chaos" (Full Dynamic Range Edition) (1989)

Chaos retinue reference guide.

Was this Ian Miller or Aly Morisson? Their sigils are similar and so tiny…

Chaos-touched warriors and lumbering Juggernaut of Khorne with Champion (Stephen Tappin, Realm of Chaos: Slaves to Darkness, GW, 1988)

Bolt Thrower - Realm Of Chaos

Art collaboration between me and @lebanon-hangover for a tshirt

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