Necron Immortals. A bit of a quick and dirty (that ended up not being so quick, but what can you do). Hope you enjoy!
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Necron Immortals. A bit of a quick and dirty (that ended up not being so quick, but what can you do). Hope you enjoy!
The seventh Necron Immortal of Nihilakh Dynasty.
Today's goal is to finish the base colors on the first phase of the Crustcron army (and especially my kill team).
Here are the 9 I have left:
A handful of Immortals, 2 plasmacytes, a technomancer, and a plasmancer.
Now for a break before the Immortals' weapons!
So I have been trying to get a concrete idea of what should paint the bases of my necrons. I had the idea of a snow base, blackened terrain with some of them have a black and green necron terrain and maybe ruins of an imperial world. I am leaning towards having the black and green terrain as it would fit in with the necrons and make them look they are rising from a tomb world. Ill have to paint one of the bases and see how it looks before continuing from there.
Here are my immortals I just finished. Not sure which units im going to paint next for them.
I need a better desk and arrangement to do this stuff with.
Necron culture is beholden to an informal but strict hierarchy based upon Lifting and the concept of “Gains”. Specifically, those who can tote around the heaviest weapons demonstrate that they have not skipped the Arm Day Protocol, and thus receive more respect
At the lowest end of the social ladder are Crypteks, whose love of “That nerd shit” automatically makes them less welcome to Necron keg parties
Immortals have heavier guns than Warriors, and are as such more respected, similarly to the difference between Destroyers and Heavy Destroyers
Lords and Overlords, who are innately able to Lift many impressive things, are obviously usually in charge, with the ones wielding the famously heavy Warscythes occupying top positions and usually being crowned Necron Homecoming Overlord
It is possible to go too far, however, as seen with the notoriously bulky Lychguard who opt to use a Warscythe AND a Dispersion Shield at the same time. These hulking individuals are labelled “Gymbots” or “Chadcrons” and banned from social events lest they start trying to benchpress the Crypteks
Don’t be a Lychguard, kids
Inktober- day 10 Immortals
"With a dozen legions of Immortals at my command, I could humble the stars themselves. One will be more than sufficient to crush your pathetic world." Imotekh the Stormlord
Finished Obyron and the Evanescence squad! I’m caught up to all my units now, though I have a destroyer coming in the mail, and I ordered a birthday present to myself that’s going to take a while to get here, but you’ll see it when it does.
These were the very elite of the Necrontyr armies and are the true fighting strength of the Necron dynasties; hardened veterans of ancient wars born anew in tireless, undying necrodermis bodies. painting tutorials: https://www.patreon.com/Nightscalestudio