Skaven gnaw at the roots of reality, and bring untold ruin in their wake.

The era of the rat is upon us as Skaven burrow their way into the Mortal realms. Their malicious god the Great Horned Rat leads them to spread terror, disease, and ... well ... Rats throughout every nook and cranny of existence. The Fifth amongst Four is never idle, and his mortal followers give him a distinct advantage in bending the world to his will. Afterall, there are Always. More. Rats.

Seething masses, ninja turtle knockoffs, deeply troubling mad science, and more in Episode 14, Skaven.

|| Content warning for this episode for sexual themes, discussion of sensitive topics such as historical homophobia, and brief mentions of cannibalism. ||

What better way to celebrate the god of excess than by posting our longest episode yet! Glory to Slaanesh!

That's right, while the god themselves is chained up between Ulgu and Hysh still, actions amongst the Lumineth threaten to pull daemons of excess from their place of confusion in the realm of chaos. Slaanesh's daemons have felt the loss of their god, acting increasingly erratic as they go without Slaanesh's presence. And while the Lumineth might tell themselves that their pursuit of perfection is for the world's protection... is perfection not a form of excess?

Magical WMDs, Elven pride, Smelly singing daemons, everything turning into crabs, and all the queer coding discussion you've come to expect from these hosts! All that and more in Episode 13: Slaanesh.

Big Content Warning for this one: Disease, body horror, descriptions of debilitation and illness.

Pustules, Buboes, and everything nasty, the god of plagues has made his appearance in the Mortal Realms right on cue.

Deep within the wild places of Ghyran life flourishes, and while Alarielle seeks to foster life in all it's forms, some of those forms are bacterial and infectious and shepherd in something altogether unpleasant in their wake. Nurgle is the god of disease and stagnation, and what is more stagnant that a whole realm that struggles to draw a single shaking breath.

Pus-filled abscesses, desperate cries for relief, jolly disgusting musicians and Dalton airing his grievances with a Spider-Man comic that came out months ago. All that and more in Episode 12: Nurgle.

Today's episode is about Tzeentch... OR IS IT!?

That's right, the grand changer of ways has finally made his appearance in the mortal realms, drawn in by the ambitions of mortals and the schemes of daemons. Step aside Teclis, the True God of Magic is here to wrap the realms in dancing flames.

Screaming bedsheets, Seusian amalgamations, birds who know you're not getting along with your wife right now, and more in Episode 11: Tzeentch.

PS: We're still looking for names for our game-mechanic-stuff-we-like section at the top of episodes. If you have suggestions please drop us a comment!

BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD, SKULLS FOR THE SKULL... Thrown?

As chaos makes its push into the realms its arrival is marked with great fanfare and bloodshed. The god of violence cares not from whence the blood flows, only that it does, and today we'll be following one man who's desire to protect and preserve lead him down a path toward annihilation.

Blood, skulls, daemonic incursions, Valkyrie warriors and the gender politics of the 80s (yes really), all that and more in Episode 10: Khorne

The veil thins, evil lurks in the corners of the world as temptation tugs at the hearts of mortals, for uncountable ages the realms have known a fragile peace...

But nothing good can last.

Chaos does not shout, it whispers, and now it whispers into the ears of the mighty and bountiful and tempts them with even more. Five chaos gods claw their way into a world ripe for conquest; and at their head an enemy whose hatred for Sigmar knows no bounds.

Good times! Bad times! Blood, Change, Excess and Plague! Rats beyond counting and a man who is very familiar with the annihilation of worlds. All this and more in Episode 9: From Myth to Chaos

Of all the allies and old faces Sigmar has encountered so far, none have given him quite as much pause as this one.

In the sterile and dour land of death mortals and spirits eke out a meagre existence together. The afterlives of the mortal realms play out here in harmony, but an ancient presence lurks in waiting, always hungry for his opportunity to grasp the power he considers rightfully his own.

Ghostly cities, Troggoth afterlives, Ancient Egyptian Vampires, and above all the Uncontested, Unchallenged, Supreme God of Death. All that and more in Shyish, the Realm of Death!

Fresh air and the hum of insects abound as we leave the dour shores of Ulgu and arrive in the bountiful realm of life! The foil to Ghur's animalistic, might-makes-right attitude, Ghyran finds synergy in all things... including its new goddess.

Slightly more aelf politics, a familial revelation, and trees that can kill you but in a slightly! different! way! All that and more in Ghyran, the Realm of Life.

Aelf fans in the audience are in for a treat! While Hysh's twin gods of light are busy establishing themselves, something more sinister lurks in the sister realm of shadows.

But Ulgu does not give it's secrets to just anyone. And while Sigmar finds and allies with it's inhabitants, he is not privy to all that befalls its new resident god.

Intrigue! Schemes! More Aelf Politics! Ulgu offers a tempting hand, may you be brave enough to take it.

With the Great Green God on his side, Sigmar travels next to the esoteric and mystical realm of light.

He has suspicions of who he'll find, elven gods of murder or rule... maybe even an old friend if he's lucky, but who actually greets him there is the last person he'd have ever guessed.

Realm puzzles, elf politics, old friends and old grudges. Many things will be revealed in the light of Hysh!