#glottkin

[minisandmonoliths]

Glory to the Grandfather the Glottkin are done! Had some fun with the base on this one, even though it's mostly covered up with the towering monster.

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

Glottkin and Verminlord by Egor Grishin

[yodomi-nikki]

"Otto Glott thinks of himself as the face of his noble brothers (ideal, delusion)

Indeed, he remains forever cheerful and optimistic (reality, hopeless outlook)

Whistling the harvest song (surface)

while displaying his talent for murder (true nature)

So that his diseased body does not feel pain (suggested irreversibility)

His heart refuses to acknowledge its own foulness (self-deception)"

From the original version of the second Maggotkin of Nurgle battletome, this is not the original Glottkin reference. Is there any other masterpiece that expresses the exterior and interior of a man whose heart has been rotten under the love of Nurgle? Otto Glott is too adorable. Isn't he the most lovable man right now?

[nurrgleth]

[kgustin87]

The Glottkin is ready for action!

[illogarithmil]

A few people have mentioned various Warhammer stuff, but here are some other bits & bobs I feel are well-written.

- Drachenfels - classic horror low fantasy in the setting. Has semi-sequels of mixed quality.

- Dreadfleet - pirate captain goes to grave of all lost ships to hunt down vampire who killed his family; incredible art by John Blanche

- any and all 6th/7th edition army books, especially for the Chaos factions and the Vampire Counts

- End Times: Glottkin - three brothers, heralds of plague and ruin, gather a host of the cursed to unleash biblical ruin on the lands of "civilization." Any of the End Times books work tbh. People hate on them, but mostly because they ended the setting and killed beloved characters rather than because they were inherently bad imo.

- WFRP the Imperial Zoo - group of adventures are tasked with compiling a bestiary of monsters & uncover unexpected horrors.

Generally, I'll second Abercrombie & Cook and add The Broken Empire series by Mark Lawrence. The first book, Prince of Thorns, I edgily dark, but it improves fast.

Trying to plan an old-school D&D compatible dark fantasy setting and I don't know why but the inspiration just isn't flowing. Does anyone have any good inspirational resources for dark fantasy stuff?

[warhammer-painter81]

All of Pappa Nurgle's big boys done!

[definitelynotwanderer]

Warhammer: Causers of the End Times

Featuring:

Holy fucking shit that’s a lot of Skaven

Manfred von Stupid Little Bitch

The Three Stooges but More Gross

One really, really salty priest of Sigmar

[forbidden-sorcery]

The Glottkin by Fares Maese

[tonckavoncarstien]

green should be the glottkin brothers.

yellow finished! featured Ironjawz! also two honorable mention

next is green warhammer character, not doing skaven boi because i want to try something different, feel free to comment.

link to the previous orange one.

[dtd4204]

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[scalefantasy]

Glottkin painted by Drifter Source Putty and paint

[yodomi-nikki]

ENDTIME:Glottkin I read it……

Today was my birthday, so I bought and read a book about the hottest genre of warhammer, and its theories. It was really good, so I'll introduce it lightly. "The Glottkin"? What kind of organization is it? Are they good looking? please search for "The Glottkin" at .......

Warhammer is, roughly speaking

1. a predestined world where humans, elves, orks, and dwarves are all fighting each other.

2. the gods of chaos reign in another dimension and lead demons to mess with them.

3. A holy war that transcends right and wrong unfolds!

This is the story.

This book is the final chapter of the original Warhammer fantasy series and the second volume of the End Time series. Starring the three heroic Grott brothers, who serve one of the gods of chaos, the god Nugle, who controls disease and corruption, an unholy apostle with guts in his veins wreaks havoc on the predestined world.

What is depicted is the horrifying and repulsive invasion of the Nurgle cultists... When bloodthirsty beasts swing their rusty axes, flesh rots, plants go mad, and evil clouds rain down a milky, poisonous rain. Corpses filling the roads feed demon maggots, and flies gather like mist, creating a trail to another dimension.

"The demons! The demons of Nurgle are coming, eroding reality!"

Laughing cheerfully, the Father of Decay sings, telling us to give in to despair. The Holy Grail is full. A rotten hero and a human emperor, whose hand will our (their) god lead?

The story is 90% of the evil deeds of Nurgle followers will make you scream, "Oh God!"

The rest of the story is 10% made up of "Oh God!??"

It's a god who can suddenly smack gods in the back of the head... Deus Ex or something.

It is up to the reader to decide whether this is the "true and righteous God who defeats false gods."

The people who will be happy to pick up this are those who "want to see Nurgle's hideous minions in action!"

and especially those who "want to see The Glottkin, aka the Glott 3 brothers, in action!!" I'm both, so I enjoyed it a lot, and those three guys are just too cunning!??

I've written about the charms of the eldest brother Otto, the second son Ethrac, and the third son Ghurek, but this post is getting unreasonably long, so I'll save it for next time.

If I were to evaluate "ENDTIME: Glottkin" as a work, it would be the best entertainment for those who sympathize with the aesthetics of Nurgle and want to enjoy their festival without a bitter aftertaste.

If you want to read a documentary about a harsh world war, as you would expect from the Warhammer series, it may be a little light. The followers of Nurgle are too cheerful to be called grim or hopeless.

I first picked up this book from Age of Sigmar, a fantasy world that was a fresh start for me, and I was quite rotted by Otto, who got serious about his soul, because he was a "glottkin who did a lot of things wrong and still couldn't get over being an idiot. I hope that anyone who thinks, "Hey, I'm kind of curious about what they look like," or "I like how easy it is to believe in the nurgle god," can pick up this book.

Or you can read the e-book "The Fall of Altdorf". I read it after looking up the settings around Nurgle on wiki etc, so I don't know if I'll enjoy it if I just jump right in. Anyway, I can only speak from the perspective of a Nurgle fan. Please forgive me.

The Glottkin's exploits are spreading throughout the world of AoS! I'm currently working on a novel, hoping to capture the aesthetic of not only our beloved brother, but also Nurgle himself.

[nurrgleth]

Flipping through my Glottkin book and noticing a LOT of Nurgh legions, aside from the Plaguebearers, are using axes. That weapon is usually associated more with Khorne...

[munsonx]

The Glottkin.

[xenosgirlvents]

Also when can we finally have a female character in 40k actually beat someone important on her own individual merit?

In AoS we already had Alarielle solo the Glottkin and had Lady Olynder beat down the Celestant Prime. When does Yvraine or Jain Zar or Shadowsun actually get to beat someone who matters and has a mini?