Yes - do a mini campaign for warcry! Would be great :)

There's already been some with full wills of their own and who don't even work for nagash in any way. Most of those though, may be tethered to a specific spot, but not always.

Yeah, Ionus Cryptborn, badass Lord Relictor of the Hammerhands and previously known as Prince Eonid ven Denst, who outsmarted and defeated Valkia the Bloody and Bloab Rotspawned in the Realmgate Wars. His brother is also a Stormcast, though he retained his name and is now a Lord Celestant of the Anvils of the Heldenhamner, Thaddeon ven Denst, who was instrumental in the war for Behemat's spoils. It used to be the royal House of the Amethyst Princedoms, before the Age of Chaos, now their descendants are famous Witch Hunters, like Galen and Doralia. It's not clear what happened to the dynasty, but since the Princedoms are still standing, they're either destitute or simply so sprawling that some members can take up the mantle of Witch Hunter with total freedom.

​@@Pizzifrizzodamn I didn't realise Ionus was that much of a bad ass! Now he's just such an insanely cool model as well, I definitely have to get him 😅

Skulls for the vertebral, endoskeletons.

Yes, yes! The Great Horned Rat approves of this plan-scheme…

Lol ew

:: Peter Griffins Voice:: Because you banged the authentic down-home style cooking senorita Chef who was on her period? That is literally the only way I can make sense of that

I agree, and it's never really stated. We know in the Realmgate Wars he was like, one skull away from ascension... but then got distracted and beaten lol.

not really much news from either Nagash or Teclis!

@@2Tough Bummer. I wish they would advance they would leave a little less mystery and advance the overall plot a little more. Thanks! Also, I have been binging the podcast. It's great!

Undead were mortal first, I would imagine some who died bitter, vengeful, angry, etc. Would be more envious and hateful, whereas some retained more of their living selves in death, more mindful that these are people just like they are, only still living. In myth/fantasy, being dead but in undeath is considered painful/unnatural, driving most spirits mad, thats why in alot of these stories spirits are angry/mindless.

@@rexaxis3450 not quite. Myths are full of stories were the spirits of ones ancestors look after one, or protect the household in general. Similarly other spirits could also be appeased and turned to helping people out on many issues. Similarly there were also many stories in which the dead were indifferent about the living as long as they were not disturbed or offended. Indeed that the dead envy the living is not that common a trend. Especially in those regions/beliefs where the afterlife was seen as favorable, or simply as another plain were the dead naturally belong. That the undead envy the living by default is more of a recent development. Yes harmful spirits existed earlier too, but it was often to correct some wrong or offense, or if they went mad for some reason. This maddness could result in envious behaviour, e.g. the ghost of a grieving mother stealing children. But again that was not the default. Even in AoS there are many accounts of neutral and benevolent undead, who evaded Nagashs influence. Like Cities of Sigmar in Shyish, were the dead and living may fight side by side. Or inhabitants of those underworlds not under control by Nagash.