Warhammer Quest: Cursed City - Night Wars 15 - The FINAL BATTLE...?

 In Ulfenkarn, dead is, sometimes, only a temporary state of affairs... 

Despite having decapitated all three Vampire lords, burning their bodies and scattering the ashes to the winds... a rumour caught in our heroes' ears that ALL THREE had been somehow resurrected... AGAIN... and were prowling in the crypts below the city... 

("Plot Armour", Muthafukkaz! You just CAN NOT KILL a named character!!) 

The crypts below Ulfenkarn. 

Kritza the Rat Prince, lurking as far from the heroes as possible... 

(I love that this is where he started, snivelling coward that he is... it was disappointing that his action table always has him moving towards the nearest Hero, instead of trying to flee from them - as he DID in the Decaptiation Journey - and let the constantly respawning minions try to deal with the Heroes!)

Carmilla Du Sang and her Fell Bats and Kosargi Nightguard bodyguard

Lady Annika, the Thirsting Blade, was also lurking in the crypts... I just forgot to take a picture of her... 

The Fell Bats swooped in and snatched Brutogg away carrying him back to their mistress... 

Octren Glimscry ran off after them but encountered a horde of Corpse Rats... He quickly snorted some gravesand and stared at them all menacingly and made the lot of them explode, one by one... 

With the rats out of the way, Qulathis sprinted past the gore-spattered room in which they'd dwelt to aid their beefy friend Brutogg... Her arrows missed the deftly dodging Vampire Lord and couldn't even connect with the Fell Bats! Not wanting to stick around and be a target for the Vampire Lord and her minions, she sprinted back to Octren, abandoning Brutogg! 

Lady Annika swept forward with her Vyrkos Blood-Born minions... the room where Brutogg had been dragged to was so crowded, these deadly foes couldn't even get in to attack the Ogor! 

Brutogg shoulder-barged past the Fell Bats and took a swing at Carmilla Du Sang... and it connected... HARD!! 

Glaurio ven Alten III caught up to his bulky friend and fired his pistols, finishing off the deadly Vampire Lord!! 

Glaurio and Brutogg then pounded and shot Lady Annika who seemed to be frozen with shock at the sight of Du Sang's death! 

Qualathis returned at this point and started shooting arrows into the room 

Octren snorted some MORE Gravesand and then destroyed every Fell Bat in the room... 

Seriously, I think it's beginning to become a problem. They might have to have an intervention soon... 

Brutogg them pulped Kritza the Rat Prince... and... that... that was it... 

The heroes just had to survive the remaining attacks of the Vampire Lords minions until they realized their masters were gone and fled themselves (the end of the Round) 

Brutogg was once again carried away by the Fell Bats, who them failed to even scratch the towering bulk of muscle and menace! 

And there was much rejoicing... 

Seriously, I think it took three rounds...? It probably took longer to set up than it did to play through!

 The scenario LOOKED really tough... again... With Carmilla Du Sang on the table (Carmilla has an ability that shuts down all empowerments - which are one of the things that made the Heroes extremely powerful and, in some cases, kept them alive against these really powerful foes! So, obviously, she was the first priority...)... and some serious damage dealing foes... 

Butogg got a VERY lucky hit in against Carmilla Du Sang on the FIRST ROUND and then Glaurio got in a couple of lucky shots and finished her off... and.. that was about it. It went downhill rapidly for the Vampires after that. With Glaurio's YOU-CAN'T-DODGE-THESE-BULLETS realm stone-empowered pistols, they were quickly dealt with - part of what makes them such powerful enemies is their ability to dodge attacks. About 50% of the time - give-or-take, depending on which vampire - when you do damage, they just ignore it... Glaurio had a weapon enhancement that disallowed ignoring his weapons' damage! 

So... that's it for this campaign! Ulfenkarn is liberated! Huzzah!!

(Actually there was a page to turn to and passage to read among all the crises tables which said Radukar shows up and laughs at the heroes and reanimates the vampires and barges that they did exactly as he wished - put those vampires in their place for them, now they much bow down to his again, thanks a lot, suckaz! this is to set up the second expansion/third campaign Nemesis... which, I have read ends the same... you spend all this time fighting to build up characters to finally face the Boss Baddies.. only to read some narrative fluff that says "Jokes on you, they escape!" which is kind of lame...)

("Plot Armour", Muthafukkaz! You just CAN NOT KILL a named character!!) 

So... I guess I need to finish up the rest of the Warhammer Quest: Darkwater miniatures!! 

Initially we'd planned to start our family campaign next Tuesday, and then on the Family Day Long Weekend maybe play through the campaign - or at least one act - with some other friends... But then Amanda decided to go on a trip with a friend to Vancouver Island for two weeks, starting next week... so... we decided to forego playing this coming Tuesday (giving me a bit more time to paint miniatures, I guess...) and we'll start the family campaign in March when she's back! 

I may still play through the campaign on the long weekend - or, some other weekend in February (I have traditionally held game weekends/Minicons/campaigns in February to celebrate my birthday...?)

If you've been reading along through all FOURTY-FOUR episodes of this campaign, thank-you! Hope you enjoyed the ride and the end wasn't too much of a disappointment. Despite GW's attempt to yank the rug out with the HA-HA! THEY GET AWAY! BS we have all thoroughly enjoyed playing if over the last year! 

I'd hoped we'd be able to do the same with Warhammer Quest: Darkwater, but given the new format of the campaign system, that seems unlikely. We'll likely have played through it (possibly multiple times!) before the end of the First Quarter!? Perhaps we'll return to Warhammer QuestL Blackstone Fortress after that..? Or we could play through Silver Tower... or maybe I'll just focus on Soulbound and try to run more regular role-playing games!!

Also... if you haven't read ALL of the game reports and want to (or just want to look back at some old ones or see where we started: the Warhammer Quest Gallery Page has been updated with links to EVERY Game Report for ALL the (fantasy) Warhammer Quest campaigns:

Warhammer Quest Gallery Page

(I should really do something similar for the Blackstone Fortress stuff at some point!!) 

January Games

I played a few games this past month. Here is what I got up to... 

Saturday, 3 January 2026

For the first game of the year, Amanda and I played a game of Age of Sigmar - Spearhead format. I am less keen on Spearhead these days, but I had recently finished painting all the necessary units for the Nighthaunt Cursed Shacklehorde, so Amanda gathered her Sylvaneth Bitterbark Copse and gave battle. We played in Shyish using the Sand & Bone gaming pack and fought in Dolorum. I managed to squeak out a victory - in terms of victory points... but there was very little left of my force at the end of the game... while most of Amanda's army was still intact and on the field of battle... 

You can read more about the clash here:

Age of Sigmar: Spearhead -  Sylvaneth and Nighthaunt in Dolorum

It was confusing to Amanda to switch back to Spearhead, because so many things are just slightly different than regular Age of Sigmar, which she was just starting to get her head around... We should probably just stick to regular Age of Sigmar... If I finish up more of the Spearhead armies I own... we could just use them for really small games of Age of Sigmar. Or I just play Spearhead games against Orion or others... 

Sunday, 4 January 2026

Sunday we got in our first game of Soulbound this year - carrying on with our What We Do in the Realm of Shadows campaign - where our undead "heroes" were still trapped in the Gaunt Summoner of Tzeentch's Silver Tower! 

Saturday, 10 January 2026

On Saturday, Amanda and I walked over to our friends', Shannon and Kevin's, and played a game called Kingsburg - which I have never played before. 

In it you are a noble house and trying to gain influence at court to gain resources and build infrastructure and raise troops... 

The troops are to fight off invading forces that come every winter. Some of the infrastructure you build helps with that as well... but ultimately the game is decided by victory points. Some of which are from infulence gained or buildings and infrastructure built. There are annual awards for who has the most infrastructure built and who beat the enemy the most... 

I kind of felt like I was flailing and had no idea what I was doing most of the time... but somehow did rather well... I think a lot of it came down to the influence roll (3d6) and how you used your dice. I had incredibly average dice rolls. Amanda had more than a few turns with utter crap rolls... otherwise I think she would have done much better...? 

Tuesday, 13 January 2026

Tuesday we were back to playing Warhammer Quest after a bit of a break. Still trying to finish up the Cursed City - Night Wars campaign - this was the last of the Pillage Journeys! Next the heroes would face Kritza the Rat Prince in a Decapitaton Journey, and then, if that was successful... face all three of the Vampires again in a final boss battle!? 

Finnegan and I were both very, VERY tired and had pretty low energy and enthusiasm for this game... I had kind of considered postponing it... but then it would have taken even LONGER to finish off the campaign and I kind of just wanted it wrapped up... so we played on! 

Warhammer Quest: Cursed City - Night Wars 13 - Pillage Journey

Tuesday, 27 January 2026

After ANOTHER break (and cancelling a few other games!), we were back to playing Warhammer Quest. Getting SO CLOSE to finishing the Cursed City - Night Wars campaign! This evening the Heroes faced down Kritza the Rat Prince! 

It was a two-part scenario... first they had to defend Haven against assaults by Kritza's minions... 

Then they had to go hunt down Kritza, himself, in his palatial estate! 

Warhammer Quest: Cursed City - Night Wars 14 - Desperate Frenzy Decapitation Journey

There is only one more Journey to play to finish up Warhammer Quest: Cursed City - Night Wars... but that will have to wait until February - and then it's on to Warhammer Quest: Darkwater!! (If I can get the miniatures finished!!) 

Kind of a slower month... at least compared to DECEMBER!!

Warhammer Quest: Darkwater - First Game - Abbreviated Act I

Over the Holidaze, last year, just after Xmas, Amanda, Finnegan and I got together with a couple of gaming friends I haven't played with in ages to try out Warhammer Quest: Darkwater!

I had tried to get as much stuff as I could painted - at least all the stuff I knew I'd need for Act I... Shaman Foulhoof was a MUST as he is the focus of all the Boss Battles at the end of Act I. Ideally I would have liked to have gotten all the Mire Kelpies and Pox Wretches and Pestigors finished up as they are the most common of foes in all the Act I encounter cards. As the day approached it was clear I was NOT going to get them all done, so I gave up on trying to get the Pox Wretches done.. by about 2am the morning of, it became clear I was not getting the Pestigors done either... and I gave up and went to sleep. 

The entire campaign is played in three Acts. Acts I, II, and III are played through in order. For each Act you build an Act Deck. Normally when putting together an act deck you shuffle ALL the Encounter and Event and Respite cards together and deal out 14 cards and set those on top of one of the three boss battle cards you've selected at random. 

As I didn't have most of the miniatures needed for about half the Encounters, and I really wanted to try and play through an Act in the afternoon. I decided to make a shorter Act deck - of only ten cards (instead of fourteen). I only included encounters that included Mire Kelpies, and I only shuffled in about half of the events and one or two respites, and then dealt out the ten cards. 

When you play through an Act Deck, you draw two cards, read the description side, pick one to play or resolve, and discard the other. So you really only play or resolve seven of the fourteen cards (or five of the ten, in our case. 

On the appointed day, Neil and Beau cane over. I already had the game set up all we needed to do was pick characters and start flipping cards! 

Beau decided to play Drolf Ironhead 

Neil played Inara Sion

 Amanda wanted to play Bren Tylis

and that left Edmark Valoran for Finnegan 

I kind of played the Game Master - running all the hostiles and keeping the game moving along. 

The first two cards drawn wereThe Hungry Swamp and Rooting Through Filth. They decided to do Rooting Through Filth. This involved running to a number of locations marked with a counter spending an action to flip them over to see if a Key was hidden at that location and then getting it to the grate location before the time ran out (FOUR TURNS!)... it seemed simple enough. 

BUT the key was apparently SO HEAVY, that is drastically reduced the models speed... but, for some reason, you could THROW it (up to FIVE HEXES!?)!? 

Initial set-up with all the Heroes in the middle. Six location tokens to be searched and six Mire Kelpies to fight off (which auto spawn almost immediately after they are destroyed!?)

The mire Kelpies didn't seem too dangerous, they were easy enough to despatch... just kind of... in the way... 

After a two turns of not finding the key, we suddenly realized this might be a LOT harder than we originally assumed as the key STILL needed to be found... and then somehow gotten back to the grate before the end of the fourth round. 

Bren Tylis found it in the Third Round... 

The rest of the round was setting things up and getting people in position for some game of crazy sportsball of some sort. Bren threw it to Inara... but missed, but that wasn't a problem because it scattered into an adjacent hex where she could move to and still throw it on to Drolf... 

Who, on the very last activation, was able to pass it to Edmark, winning the encounter!!

As none were vulnerable, they drew six reward cards and each player got to pick one... I don't think anyone was injured, but if they were the D3 healing sorted them all out. 

New cards drawn were A Brief Respite and Breaching the Abbey... No one was wounded, so they didn't really NEED a Respite, but figured it was better than an encounter where they could get injured... so did that... and they did get a free reward card... 

The next two cards were Cleanse the Spawn Pit or Gates of Azyr... They did come her to play miniature games, so decided to go with Cleanse the Spawn pit... 

In this one, three nests had be be destroyed (by standing on the hex containing the token and doing the one energy Destroy Next ability) AND a hero had to be standing in a particular hex at the end of five rounds... There were also a pair of treasure tokens that could be looted! 

Edmark scored some loot - while all the others were off destroying nests! When gathering loot from a token, you did the loot action and removed the token and then drew a card, but then kept if face down and didn't get to find out what it was until the end of the game... Which kind of reminded me of Frostgrave... in that you pick up loot, carry it around and at the end of the game roll to see what it is!? 

Nests were destroyed, loot was looted, person was standing in the correct hex at the end of the game. another Victory! Yay! 

If you fail... four reward cards have to be collectively discarded between the four characters, then you heal a bit, then you PLAY THE SAME SCENARIO AGAIN!? If you don't have cards to discard, the campaign is over and YOU LOSE!! Which seems rather harsh... an early loss - before even having an opportunity to gather any reward cards - could mean just having to start over right away!?

The next two cards were BOTH encounters; Cursed Loot and Demolish the Rot-Shrines. They went with Cursed Loot! in this one four cards are drawn. One is designated as CURSED. They are shuffled and dealt out face down and then each player gets to decide if they want to keep the card. If anyone keeps the card and it turns out to be the Cursed card, they gain the DOOMED status card!! Someone did end up with it... Drilf, I think...? (it wasn't all THAT scary... at the end of each battle round a twist token is placed on the card, if at the end of an encounter there gets to be 7 or more twist tokens, inflict d6 damage.. if it makes the character vulnerable, the card is removed. Otherwise they keep it and the tokens... considering you do get to heal some between each encounter...? I don't know.. maybe in a longer campaign it could be worse.. 

AGAIN we drew two Events (who MADE this deck!? Moron...) I think they went with trapped treasures and may have gained another treasure...? I did not keep track of these things or take notes...  

Finally we got to the bottom of the Deck and found the Boss card... I think you're supposed to shuffle them and pick a random one...? I picked this one because I had the models painted... sort of... 

The main hostiles were Shaman Foulhoof and the three Blight Templars... There were supposed to be a bunch of Pestigors on the board as well... but they kind of just acted as tokens, so I put out Plaguebearers instead... 

The Blight Templars are NASTY!!! Very, VERY tough and hard to take down... but also hit SO HARD!!

The scenario required some creative placement of Inara's waterspout - which was VERY handy! 

Edmark was the only one that could really hope to deal much damage to them... and take hits from them... 

Amanda had some one-use special attack that gave her a BUNCH of extra dice and she grabbed a handful of MY slaanesh dice and rolled them! This was two regular hits and three crits, dealing eight damage... reduced by two because Blight Templars are TOUGH... but I think it still killed one outright! 

In the end they beat down two of the Blight Templars and slew Shaman Foulhoof before the time was up!

Huzzah! 

The game was pretty fun. It's almost a totally different game than Cursed City. We will definitely NOT be playing ONE campaign for an entire year. An entire campaign can be played in a weekend, for sure... I imagine I'll play through the campaign a few times! 

Once all the miniatures are done and I can just shuffle ALL the Act cards together, there will hopefully be MORE tabletop action - and a bit more variety in the scenarios! I had tried to keep the ratio of events to encounters the same in the pile of cards I shuffled to create the deck, but random being random... 

The downside is there isn't really the same sort of player progression. The reward cards are sometimes one-use treasures, other times they are (semi-)permanent items, and other times they are a new ability... but you can only ever have a maximum of four Reward Cards... so... not going to gain a LOT of new abilities or permanent items. 

Also, playing Cursed City as long as we have, the characters have developed personalities and players have kind of gotten quite attached to them. When characters were lost, it was quite devastating - not just to the party for having lost the particular powers that character brought to the group (oh how Cleona has been missed - especially during the Night Wars campaign!!), but just as a personality that was fun and interesting. I'm not sure anyone's going to play any character long enough with Darkwater to get all that attached (not that you can even LOSE anyone in Darkwater! If you run out of Health, characters are just "vulnerable" and limited in the actions  and abilities they can use...) 

I also don't LOVE the map book. I would 100% prefer the hard room tiles used in ALL THE OTHER EDITIONS! The book seems rather flimsy and won't stand up to extended use... The fact that campaigns take so much less time to play through, we'll hopefully get through a few before it completely falls apart... 

Despite all that, I am looking forward to being done Cursed City and trying this out for real... 

I do hope GW supports and adds to this... although, maybe not just in the way they did with the recent White Dwarf - they include four new character cards you can use to play with an alternative party of deranged Ghouls... Each character is based on an existing model in the Flesh-Eater courts line. Which is kind of a neat idea, until you look up those models on the Warhammer website:

• Abhorrant Cardinal - $53.00CAD
• Abhorrant Gorewarden  - $57.00CAD
• Marrowscroll Herald - $50.00CAD
• Royal Decapitator - $50.00CAD

$210CAD total if you want to run that adventuring party... Yikes... 

Yes, I know, you could go looking for alternative models. I've seen a few people suggesting that some of  the Warhammer Underworlds warband models work well (which I do have!)... And anyone that plays Flesh-Eater Courts probably has MOST of those miniatures... but still... Seemed a bit much. 

Why have they not published stats for, say, The Saviours of Cinderfall (like they did for Cursed City!) or Characters from the  Cities of Sigmar Freeguild Command Corps (like they did for Cursed City!) or SOMETHING that was under $100...? Seriously, if it had been something that was less than $100, I probably would have run out and bought the magazine AND the box of whatever was needed... There is... well... I'll never say NEVER... but it is EXTREMELY unlikely I'm going to drop $210 to pick up an alternative adventuring group!! 

I hope they'll drop some rules for an Army Of One like they did for Grombrindal or Gotrek Gurnisson... 

I wondered if they might, at some point, include fold-out map sheets for new scenarios in White Dwarf magazines. They often include posters that are the same size of bigger than the maps used in Warhammer Quest: Darkwater! 

We DO have one more game of Cursed City to wrap it up. In the meantime, I'd best finish up those Pox Wretches and Pestigors!! There are a couple of heroes and hostile characters as well... but they aren't needed until Act II or III... so they're not as much of a priority! (Although, given how quickly the first Act can be played through, they probably SHOULD be a bit of a priority!!) 

Warhammer Quest: Cursed City - Night Wars 14 - Desperate Frenzy Decapitation Journey

 And thus it was time to face Kritza the Rat Prince... 

A bit about this scenario... As with all the Decaptiation Journeys in the Night Wars campaign, the journey begins with a Haven Defence scenario - where the Vampire Lord lashes out at the Heroes and sends their minions to Haven to hunt them down. In this one the Heroes are attacked by a Vargskyr(!), a group of Deadwalker Zombies, some Corpse Rats, and THE ABHORRENT SWARM!!! (suddenly wished I'd gone with the LARGER option). The special rules for the swarm is it FILLS the room it is in, counting as having a hostile figure in every space in the room - so heroes cannot move INTO the room with it. If the Swarm moved into the room, all other models have a move of one (and can presumably move through spaces to get out!). The swarm counts as having 15 wounds and if it is destroyed returns to the table as reinforcements on it's next activation. At the beginning of each turn, just before the determine if the scenario is over step, the swarm deals two damage to any hero in the same room as it, and one damage to any hero in an adjacent room. If on its activation it starts on the table and there aren't any heroes in the room it is currently in... it moves to an adjacent room, moving towards the closest hero...

The swarm has to be destroyed four times to win the Haven Scenario.... all while being hunted by a Vargskyr, that just keeps coming back (66% of the time) any time it is destroyed, and being harassed by zombies and corpse rats... 

IF the Heroes survive that... they track Kritza back to his compound and have to kill him... Kritza always tries to run away from any heroes. and he is FAST... and has a LARGE estate... AND every time he takes ANY amount of damage, he bursts into a pile of rats, and reappears at a random spawn point somewhere in his estate... AND the Heroes only have SIX rounds in which to kill him, or he escapes!!

Wow... 

So here's where everyone started... 

Qulathis stormed into the square where Brutogg and a Vargskyr were staring each other down. The Aelf put a half dozen arrows into the hulking beast (the Vargskyr, not Brutogg!) and down it went! 

Glaurio advanced on a square where a horde of Deadwalker Zombies had gathered and started shooting them. 

Octren snorted some gravesand and started staring down the Abhorrent Swarm. rats started bursting everywhere - like a kettle of popcorn - but splattering gore and viscera everywhere!

(Octren Glimscry has an ability called "Hollow Stare" - it's a ranged attack, he stares at things and deals them damage! He also has an ability where he can deal himself damage and then his hollow stare deals EXTRA damage, for the rest of the turn... we've always joked that he either snorts gravesand - the realmstone of Shyish - or pours it into his eyes to do this... something BOTH... doing this and then doing three Hollow Stares dealt the horde enough damage that it destroyed it! Or perhaps did enough damage that the remaining rats fled... only to return again with friends the next turn!) 

And return the Abhorrent Swarm did... in the same room that Glaurio was in... with zombies... and rats... 

(Amanda was, not unjustly, concerned that this might be end of Glaurio!!)

Brutogg came running, stomping on groups of Corpse Rats along the way... 

From the doorway he started stomping and smashing rats by the fistful, there was no end to them.. 

Octren snorted another dose of gravesand and stared down the Abhorrent Swarm again... bursting hundreds like giant horrific pustules! 

Qulathis joined Brutogg and started shooting the remaining Corpse Rats and Zombies! 

The Vargskyr returned... or... another one did...? ALONG WITH the Abhorrent Swarm!! 

Glaurio covered in gore and blood escaped the room he'd been in... it was unclear how much was his and how much was just from being showered by exploding rats! 

AGAIN, Octren approached the Abhorrent Swarm

Qulathis stepped back out of the room and shot many arrows into the Vargskyr. Meanwhile Glaurio found himself surrounded again! 

Brutogg, after finished off the Vargskyr came running to help out poor Glaurio! 

When the Abhorrent Swarm appeared again, for the last time, it was Qulathis' turn to destroy it... She fired so many arrows into it, catching a dozen rats on every shaft it disrupted the nigh endless tide of of vermin and sent the rest scattering to the winds! 

The remaining zombies and rats shambled away, defeated... and our heroes followed them back to their master's abode! 

On to part two... we took a little break while I put away the haven tiles and set up Kritza's Mansion... 

It was a LARGE place... lots of space for the Vampire Lord to run around and disappear into! 

The Heroes arrive on his doorstep! 

Brutogg is the first to go... He charges forth, past the Vargskyr and to some Deadwalker Zombies, blocking his way. He doesn't even hit them, though, he just Shoulder Barges past them all! 

Then uses a Destiny Die to take one more step and take a swing at Kritza the Rat Prince. The blow connects, solidly - Kritza having failed to dodge - and deals FIVE damage (Kritza had only nine health!). The Vampire lord dissolves into a pile of rats that scurry off in all directions and... 

... reappears elsewhere in his mansion... 

Which just happens to be close enough for Glaurio ven Alten III to dash forth and blast Kritza with one of his pistols... AGAIN the Vampire Lord fails to dodge! He is dealt three more damage and bursts into a swarms of rats that scurry off into cracks, under furniture and behind curtains... only to reappear... 

RIGHT BEHIND GLAURIO!!?

Glaurio still had one more action, so he turned around and shot Kritza in the face... BLAM! The Vampire Lord, once again, dissolved into a pile of rats and scurried off, never to be seen again... well... until the final boss battle... 

Are... 

ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME!?!?!

This is the SECOND TIME the heroes, faced with what looked on paper like a rather challenging scenario, KILLED THE VAMPIRE LORD ON THE FIRST TURN!?

WTF!?!

It took me longer to set up this mansion than it took them to play through the scenario and kill Kritza... 

They didn't even have to get to an Extraction Zone in this one.. at the start of a turn if Kritza was killed and it wasn't past Round Six, game over, players won... That did mean we had to finish out the round... 

So the Vargskyr did attack Brutogg... Brutogg just shrugged off its menacing blows... 

Some Zombies joined in... but they were even more useless... 

An extra Zombie appeared right in the Landing Zone and attacked Octren... who ignored it... 

The corpse rats were too far away to get to any of the Heroes - even with a charge!

And... that was that... 

All three Vampire Lords have been stripped of their power base... Now to face them all ONCE AGAIN in a FINAL BOSS BATTLE!!

That will be next week, though... 

Wow... I guess I better get painting the Warhammer Quest: Darkwater stuff!!!