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Krump's Night Goblins

Krump's Night Goblin unit in its full glory, backed up by Krippit and Garzha

Krump is Garzha's third-in-command, after Krippit, and leads a large unit of Night Goblins. Many of these have other professions as well, there are a 'Mad Scientist' and his help, the ones who do the actual thinking for Krippit, though nobody knows, and there are a couple of farmers who work at Krippit's Mushroom Farm. There's even an assassin in the ranks, though the only thing he's ever killed with those blades of his appeared to be already dead (and indeed on his plate). What it was still nobody knows, but Krippit had to mix up a brew to make the stomachache go away. It helped, though the poor goblin had often wondered if the headache he got in return was worth it...

The guy on the left is converted to be an undead Night Goblin, for no specific reason at all but to try it out. Then there is a guy with an arrow sticking through his hat and an assassin, on the right there are Igor and the Mad Scientist.

These Night Goblins are dressed up as farmers, so that they can work in the mushroom farm.

These Night Goblins have been converted to hold farming tools. Most of them were made using green stuff, such as the spade, or with bits of toothpick and other bitz (the rake was made from spear tips, and the scythe from a Goblin sword). The Mad Scientist and Igor (his hump-backed assistent, they're always called Igor) have regular Goblin heads. I wanted Igor to have the dull look you only found on a goblin with a skull cap, but I didn't want any wargear on them, so I cut two heads in half and replaced the halves for Igor. These Night Goblins can also be positioned to be in two different units, one 8x5 and one 7x6, one with the characters and one without them. They were painted like the Goblin regiment. The cloaks deserve some notice: they were painted with Chaos Black and lightly drybrushed with Shadow Grey. The little triangles were painted with Skull White.

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