Grand-Inquisitor Salazar had walked away from a section of the Umberspire, barely in control of his faculties. Even before the mage-god Teclis laid Nagash low, the Grand-Inquisitor had been weary of...

Gashnag and Rakkgad were bored. Guarding the realmgate was boring and the view of Ghur rarely changed. Occasionally animals would walk past the gate, but they caught the smell of the Orruk camp and...

In the centre of the bridge stood a small shrine, clearly neglected for years. No remnant of offerings remained on the rough slab, no bigger than a paving stone, that served as its altar. Only the...

Lotharad Keelspite looked out across the open waters at the darkness that swallowed his vision. He understood that his home, the great beast Neolotl, loomed behind him, dominating the landscape...