The 2023 Inquisitional Conclave.

 The time has arrived. 

This year's secret location, in an orbital station somewhere close to the Maelstrom, has attendees arriving slowly and cautiously to it. 

Voidsmen by Da Mastacheef

The first shuttle arrived, and when the doors opened these chaps spilled out, securing the docking bay and roughing up the concierge servitor. They heralded the arrival of this guy:

Inquisitor Wyrd, by Da Masta Cheef

Unlike most of Cheef's characters this guy doesn't have a name yet so I'm calling Inquisitor Wyrd. Anyway, after mind-probing the station's staff, he led his entourage into the Conclave Chambers. 

The next shuttle arrived, spilling forth a motley assortment of henchmen and archo-flagellants onto the deck. 

The Baddie Team by Zzzzzz 

Here is Zzzzzz with the details: 

The central character here is the demagogue: she is part of a select coven hunted by the OH.  She is flanked here by two close combat bodyguards with ceremonial flensing knives from the Grox herder enclaves of the northern parire: they've brought their traditional tribal tools to use as weapons in their new religion.  There's also her principal muscle, Xondar, who as you tell from his stature, was once even a giant amongst Space Marines.  Anyway, he's long turned to the ruinous powers and sometimes manages to cause a plague zombie or two to come into being, but he has no real control over this and it's not something to rely on.  There are three more cultists with a variety of weapons, including Xondar's bolter, which he can no long use, because plot armour.  The last member of this team is Sav.  She is a chaos aligned astropath.  

Sav and three cultists by Zzzzzz.

And some arcoflagellants.  These were glued together two years ago on a child free break in Somerset, but only painted and based now to have something for the conclave.  I'll post them on Devos IV, but not until the middle of September.

Arcoflagellants by Zzzzzz.

The station security team was a bit weirded out by that lot, but they were getting used to the flamboyant and eccentric styles of Inquisitors and their followers. So into the chamber they shuffled. 

From an antechamber, bedecked in overpriced swag, emerged the Inquisitor who goes by the call sign Alpha. He looked around the room suspiciously, as an Inquisitor of Ordo Hereticus is likely to do, before taking his seat at the conclave table. 

Inquisitor Alpha by Neverness.

Quote by Lord Inquisitor Torquemada Corteaz

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Despite opening the entries up to include Imperial Agents, very few people participated this year. (If I missed you let me know and I will edit you into the post. ) Shall we see what happens next year or give this thing a rest?

Inquisitor Alpha (Part 3)

 

Inquisitor "Alpha".

This guy was more challenging than my initial assessment of the model led me to believe it would be. There are odd wires and minor details I didn't catch until I really started working on him. And whatever the hell is going on with his gun arm confused me throughout the process. 

I finished the cape by using Folk Art Baby Blue*. Then a thinned layer of White Scar before highlighting it with a thick layer of White Scar.  Quite a bit of the blue shows through but creates a nice contour effect  which is what I was going for. 

The gold was finished by using the '90s era Citadel Colour Shining Gold. It's still the best gold color I own. It's perfect and I will be lost if I ever lose it. 

The sword was kept intentionally dark. I liked the contrast and juxtaposition of having the main focus of the model be a dark and sinister looking blade. 

The 'writing' on the scrolls and parchment was done using a Micron.  A very small tiped Micron. 

And that's essentially it; he is done! 

OK, so we only have a few days left in the month. If you are intending to participate in the 2023 Inquisitional Conclave you have until September 1st to get your images and links over to me. I am planning to post the Conclave on Sunday the 3rd. 

*For the record, this color has never been used on any of my Space Wolves models. Seriously. 

Inquisitor Alpha (Part 2)

 Just a small update showing the small amount of progress I was able to make on this guy since the last post. 

This top picture shows the progress just past the basecoats stage. I used Contrast Paints on his clothes and skin. I was, again, less than impressed with Spaces Wolves Grey Contrast Paint. This time I used it on his cloak and robes, and I just hated it. I used Catachan Flesh on all the armored bits. I sometimes like to use a dark brown as a base for gold as it gives it extra depth. I painted over that with a classic from the '90s: Tin Bitz. 

Here we are at the early stages of the mid-coats. Retributor Armor was applied here and finally the gold is beginning to come together for me. Model Color Azure was painted over the Contrast Paint on the clothes which I think is now starting to work the way I visualized it. I generally dislike Vallejo paints as I find them to be too runny for my style but this one worked out for this situation. 

Alright, a short update indeed. Remember, the month is flying by fast and the Conclave will gather on the first of September. So if you want to be a part of it this year there is still time! 

Inquisitor Alpha (Part 1)

GW stock photo from the blister pack.

 I have selected my Inquisitor for this year's Inquisitional Conclave. This year I went for this generic Inquisitor.  He looks like he might be fairly quick to paint (famous last words, right Blood Axe Orks?), and he is often the cover model for the Imperial Agents. I decided to name him Alpha, who was the mysterious Inquisitor that my players worked for in the Dark Heresy game I ran about 10 years ago. 

The 25mm base. Yeah, not feeling it. 

This miniature is a white metal miniature, and I was relieved to find him locally last week,  and even more relieved that he wasn't in Finecast. He comes with a basic 25mm base, and as you can see from the stock photo and the one I took above, he just spills off of the thing. So I decided to put him on a 32mm base. And he's still a bit big for it, but at least now I have room to add stuff to it. I cut a slot into the base and accidentally shattered it. No problem really, but I did have to wait for it to glue together. And for some reason the bolter was being difficult about gluing into place also. I had to balance it against my exact-o blade for a while while the glue cured. 

The gluing.

Here he his glued together and looking like he was born too soon and missed out on the 'Tactical rock" craze of the previous decade (who are kidding, it's still a thing!). 

Rocking a new base. 

I wanted a small stack of skulls on his base. Inspired pretty much from the classic Blanche Sisters of Battle art. I'm even planning on putting red Xs on their foreheads. 

Skulls for the Golden Throne!

Ok. Just waiting for the TN  humidity to be on my side so I can get him primed, and then it's on to the action! 

Inquisitional Conclave 2023 (Kick Off)

 Is it that time of year already? Dang! 

A  Blanche work for your inspiration. 

Well this is the fourth annual Inquisitional Conclave.  The rules are simple: 

The rules (more like guidelines really); all you have to do is obtain for yourself an Inquisitor miniature or any Imperial Agent model and throughout August, paint it up and send me your a pic of the finished miniature and or a link to where you might be sharing this online (a blog, Instagram, whatever). Also, please leave a comment below announcing your commitment to this challenge (this is not required, but it does provide motivation to the rest of us). 

Inquisitor Draco, my 2021 Conclave Inquisitor. 

You're not just limited to an Inquisitor specifically, you can paint members of their retinue to accompany the one you might have painted for a previous Conclave or any Imperial Agents your Inquisitor may requisition. A good gauge of this to check out the Imperial Agents index cards, but you're not limited to those. Heck, the more Blanchitsu you getz the better! 

And Inquisitor and retinue from 2020 by Da Masta Cheef. 

You can message me directly at neverness92@gmail.com, and send to me either pics or a link to your own blog (Instagram, whatever social media platform you prefer). Of course, I'll post my own updates here as well. We will kick this off on August 1st, with the Conclave itself (the post where all the final finished pics are showcased) to happen on the weekend of September; I will know more as we get there. That should be plenty of time for most of us -I hope!

Now I got to figure out what I want to paint... 

And figure out who gets a Mohawk this year. 

The 2022 Inquisitional Conclave

 

At the secret asteroid stronghold deep in the galactic south, a number of ships transition from the warp into realspace. After identification codes have been traded, and vetted to every party's satisfaction, smaller vessels are launched toward the base. 

Ordo Malleus Inquisitor Wezley Sharlz Vinderthoff the III was the first arrive with the bombastic flare of one of his station. A chorus of servo skull vox casters played orchestral music with all the pomp and pageantry one expects from this distinguished Inquisitor, but being the first Inquisitor to arrive ment that none of the others could actually witness this grand arrival.

Ordo Malleus Inquisitor Wezley Sharlz Vinderthoff the III. By Da Masta Cheef.

Ordo Hereticus Inquisitor Tibadaux was the next to arrive, whipping her slower servitor attendants along.

Ordo Hereticus Inquisitor Tibadaux. By Da Masta Cheef. 

She was followeded a motley retinue if Throne Agents although it seemed unclear who they answered too. Nevertheless they arrived and were ready to receive their next orders. It's assumed that Inquisitor Othias may have sent them in his stead.

Just a Retinue. By Da Masta Cheef 

Fresh from the Devos IV campaign an Inquisitor of the Ordo Xenos, dressed suspiciously like a xenos, arrived with his retinue. The Inquisitor declined to declare a name, instead flashing a rosette and proceeded to the meeting chamber. 

An assortment of agents by Zzzzzz 

The final shuttle was revealed to be hosting Lord Inquisitor Kyra Draxus, now sporting a big mohawk, who took to the meeting chamber some haste. It was a fairly small gathered this year, but there were enough characters here to proceed with this year's agenda. 

Lord Inquisitor Kyra Draxus. By Neverness.

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Ok, that was a fun one. This year was a low turn out, but those of us who did this had some fun doing it. A few folks reached out to me to say that they weren't able to get their Inquisitor done on time for a variety of reasons or hope to participate next year instead.  It's  a cool to me, I do hope we get more next year, but regardless I have enough Inquisitors to keep this up for a few more years. 

If you enjoy these kind of challenges the next one coming up that I intend to participate in is Dreadtober. I think I got mine already figured out too...

Chaos Child (Review)

 

Boxtree paperback.

This is my review of Chaos Child the 3rd book in the Inquisition War trilogy by Ian Watson. This is the original version printed back in '94 by Boxtree, not the edited and censored version put out later by Black Library. This book continues the strange and dark (mis)adventures of Inquisitor Jaq Draco and his entourage, Lexandro d'Arquebus an Imperial Fist Captain and Grim the Squat. 

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When we left them back in Harlequin, Jaq and his companions had just secured the Eldar holy tome the Book of Rhana Dandra from the Black Library despite some herculean challenges and obstacles, but at a cost: Meh'lindi, the assassin paramour of Draco, was slain by Jain Zar. Nearly mad from grief, Draco is determined to use the Rana Dandra to get Meh'lindi back via temporal shenanigans. 

They leave the world that the webway deposited them out on, and using gemstones popped off of the cover of this sacred book as currency, they seek passage to a neighboring systemm. They end up on a world called Sabulorb. In particular they decide to hold up in Shandibar, a city which has a spaceport. To quickly sum up, Watson does quite a bit of world building in this place, even going so far as to come up with a dialect that the locals speak. We get to see some customs with the locals as well as how the local Arbites function and of particular interest how the customs of two rival churches of the Ecclesiarchy (Oriens and Occidens Temples) function. This last bit is particularly important as the trio arrives here just as a mass pilgrimage to see a public viewing of a holy artifact is occurring. It's a well written observation of the religious fanaticism of the 41st millennium that ends in a riot with a rather unfortunate death toll. And Jaq and his companions narrowly escape having a run-in with the local Arbites. 

I am going to summarize most of this as quickly as I can: A thief, a woman named Rakel, makes the unfortunate mistake of breaking into the mansion that Jaq’s team has made their base of operations, and is caught by them. They are somewhat impressed by her, and Jaq is particularly impressed by how much she kind of resembles Meh'lindi. This turns into the most extreme example of Stockholm Syndrome to be found in the 41st millennium, they force her to join their outfit. They do this by manipulating her into receiving an injection of Polymorphine and telling her that she'll go into flux if she doesn't receive regular Psychic reinforcement from Jaq. To Rakel's credit she does a fairly decent job fitting into the group and her first few assignments are quite amusing reads. But she is indeed bound to them. 

Boxtree HC edition

Skimming through these misadventures in Shandibar they essentially culminate in the capture of a Harlequin Death Jester (seriously) whom they keep prisoner in their mansion basement (no really, they do). They are trying to learn where the webway portal is that the Harlequins arrived to Sabulorb from. They get this info eventually but a small ship full of Thousand Sons Chaos Space Marines stealthily lands next to their mansion and, well, shit hits the fan. They attack the mansion and although Draco's team managed to kill one, the Chaos marines capture Lexandro d'Arquebus the Imperial Fists captain and attempt to turn him to Chaos. To see how well their work has succeeded they send Lex back to the mansion to kill everyone and retrieve the book. Draco has the bright idea to put on the dead Chaos Marine's armor which changes color and shape to conform to... Draco's personality? Not sure exactly how (tzeentchian warpy stuff) but he now looks like the cover image for the first time in the whole trilogy (sans dreams and visions). There's a fight which leads to Draco removing the daemonic possession fron Lex and taking it on himself. They purge this as soon as possible. This full-fills a goal of his to make him qualify for becoming a member of the Illuminati. 

Before they can deal with the Thousands Sons, the Arbites attack, and are woefully surprised to find the Chaos vessel. A battle breaks out which only gets worse when the Eldar show up. With the Arbites taking serious casualties they called in an Imperial Guard regiment that was at the space port and the fighting got even more intense. Taking the only page from the Rhana Dandra that Draco continues to care about, the party makes it's escape into the desert via a land train to find the webway gate. But in an added twist, the city is wiped out in a firestorm! A heatwave hits the planet due to the oddly inconvenient timing of the sun heating the planet up. 

They race across the desert, fighting the heat, switching transport modes to camelepard. Narrowly escaping a genestealer cult, the party makes it's way to the webway. After hoping through a few more worlds, the first one is a planet being harvested by Tyranids (this was before the 2nd edition Codex: Tyranids before the process in which the hivefleets devoured worlds was properly codified, so this seemed oddly tame), and another world, Genost, in the middle of a massive civil war. A war that was apparently started by a renegade claiming to be the offspring of the Emperor. Clearly this was set up to be a subplot that would lead to a bigger story, but Draco is driven to complete his quest. 

Arriving at the place in the webway that they needed to go, Draco conducts the ritual. The idea was for it to go like this: 

Rakel's imitation of Meh'lindi would become sacred when Meh'lindi was reincarnated within Rakel -and when the Chaos Child stirred in the womb of the warp, sanctifying Rakel's sacrifice of herself and Jaq’s baptism of the new soul within her!

Yeah, it doesn't quite work out. The ritual works, but the sudden shock of being ripped from whatever afterlife existence she was experiencing was too much for Meh'lindi. Remember, she is a trained killing machine and despite being in an unfamiliar body she still puts up a hell of an attack. She kicks the crap out of the guys, whom she assumes are Eldar Phoenix Lords (that is what killed her after all) and while Jaq is trying to calm her down she incinerates his hand with a digital flamer leaving him in a very painful and distressed state. She flees into the webway, going to... who knows? 

It's all too much for Draco who was already running off the rails. He snaps and the demon he thought he purged takes over his mind and he starts spouting out curses in Tzeentch's name. Hearing all that he needs to hear Lexandro blows Dracos brains out with his bolter. As a disembodied spirit Draco is also stuck in the webway and he watches his surviving companions, Grim and Lexandro, make their way back to the route that would return them to Genost. 

• Did I like it? I did, but the ending was sour. Like some sort of odd grind house movie that stops with a shocking jolt.  And the worst part is, the so-called "Inquisiton War" is not resolved in any way.  Other than that Draco's part in it has come to an apparantly abrupt and violent halt. The calamity befallen the Eldar and the Harlequin Man in the opening of this book isn't resolved either. But I did like reading this book. It wasn't as dense as Harlequin was and was a fairly straight forward read. Watson seemed to have pulled back from the overt sexual themes but he still managed to work in a chapter called 'Orgy'.  And yes, it takes place at an orgy. 
• Was it hard to put down? Part of it, yes. It did drag in some places but it was a smoother read compared to Harlequin.
• Could I care about the characters? Yes. This story does a good job further developing Grim and Lexandro, and Jaq Draco also. The character I felt was the most interesting was Rakel. A largely 2-D character but one with a hopeless fate yet with so much potential. Ultimately she accepts the inevitably of her situation and agrees to sacrifice herself. Hers is a twisted story. 
• Did the writer truly grasp how the 'world' of the 41st millennium works? Ian Watson was a master of the setting, as it existed in the early 1990s. Many of the concepts he explores in these books are still canon, while others not so much. It was a bit of a nostalgic trip to revist the 40k universe of the early '90s. For example seeing Tzeenchian Space Marines before the Rubric Marines replaced them in canon. And with the return of the 'Squats' to 40k, can we maybe get them reprinted without the Grill edits?
• Was I being talked down to? Compared to the previous books, no. 
• How predictable is this story? Not hardly. It's an odd-ball of a novel series and this installment was not an exception. Sure, Draco was a damned character from the start, but I didn't imagine him dying in vain like he did. His story is indeed a tragic one, yet, even though his body is dead, his soul was saved from Damnation in the end. Granted, as a formless consciousness destined to haunt the webway, but hey I doubt he'll be bored...
• Do I recommend this book? Oh. Tough one. The first book, Inquisitor, can pretty much be read as a stand-a-lone book. The two sequels can not.  But if you make it through Harlequin you're pretty much obligated to read this. It's a fun read, and the last 1/3 of the book is a pretty crazy ride. But, I would say only read this if you truly want to experience the original 40k Grim-dark. Because this is definitely it. Twists within twists, goals achieved but only at great sacrifice, etc. Tbese characters, Lexandro D'Arquebus, Grim, Rakel, Meh'lindi and Jaq Draco have literally put themselves through hell and... for what? -And that is the 40k Grim-Dark! And it's a tone a lot of the early Black Library material tried to copy. Especially the short stories that appeared in Inferno! Magazine. And yet, the Black Library has treated this trilogy (quadrilogy when you count Space Marine) as something they should shun or censor.. Sure, the canon has evolved from this era, but so what? Leave this work as an artifact of It's time. Weird, dark, sometimes humorous, but wildly unpredictable. Just like Rogue Trader was! 

Black Library edition. 

From an interview with Ian Watson: "I did have a further Inquisition War novel in mind, because by the end of Chaos Child one of my characters was insane, another was hopelessly lost, and a third was dead, and I had come to care for the characters, so I thought I should get them out of these particular scrapes, even though in the world of 40K there aren’t exactly going to be happy endings in the usual sense, and all will remain whelmed in darkness. If I were ever to write such a book, for the sake of consistency it would really need to use the tech and organizational structures of the Inquisition, Harlequin, and Chaos Child, which mightn’t delight the games designers too much since almost 20 years has gone by in the evolution of the games." -Ian Watson

From another interview:

"I found a piece of paper handwritten by me titled “INQ 4” which must be notes for a possible sequel to Chaos Child. “M’L pregnant”, says the paper first of all. That’s Meh’Lindi, my Assassin heroine. Was I affected by Ripley of Alien? No, no, now I remember! Meh-Lindi would be pregnant by Inquisitor Jaq, from the time when they copulated devoutly on board Tormentum Malorum. Next, Yes! “Jaq’s baby kidnapped by Tyranids; Jaq contacts the Hive-Mind.”And next: “Grimm rescues” and “Lex and Imperial Fists again.” Oh I see the way this is going. And finally: “Genost = Gnostic + Genes” (what does this imply?).

            Omigosh, a complete story-line! Including a heroic rescue by Grimm the Squat—whom editorial idiot vandals turned into banal ‘Grill the Tech Priest’ for a reprint of my 40K short story “Warped Stars”, just because Tyranids ate all of the Squats subsequent to my novels.

            No, no, I must not even think about writing this sequel. The games designer tech priests would ruin everything." -Ian Watson

Lord Inquisitor Kyra Draxus (Part 3)

I am calling this one done. I probably could poke and peck at it a bit more but I'm satisfied with it enough to stop it here. 

In the last post I had yet to paint the armor. I used Kabalite Green on it. And I decided I was happy with just that color. 

The dragon familiar was painted almost totally  in Contrast Paints but I felt it needed a better highlight so I used a few standard paints on it to get it where I liked it. 

I was very happy with how the bones turned out. Skeleton Horde Contrast Paint has revolutionized how I paint bones going forward. I can use Ushabti Bone and Wraithbone to highlight over it and get a great result. 

And that's basically it. The only part of this I am less than happy about is her face, I think I needed to have thinned the painted I used to highlight it better, but I have decided to live with this for now. 

And that's my 2022 Inquisitor, I already have next year's model earmarked. With luck, we'll see you back here at that time! And hopefully we can get Lord Inquisitor Kyra Draxus into a game before then as well so she can truly earn her place in the Neverness Rogue Gallery.

As stated in the last update for the 2022 Inquisitional Conclave, if you can have your projects done and to me (neverness92@gmail.com) by September 3rd you'll get your miniatures into this year's Conclave (which will be either on the 4th, 5th or 6th of September depending on what's happening in my real life).

 

Inquisitional Conclave 2022 Week 3

 Welcome back. 

It's been a trickle of project updates but a few more folks have stated that they might submit something before the deadline. I have stated in a comment that if you can have your projects done and to me* by September 3rd you'll get your entries into this year's Conclave (which will be either on the 4th, 5th or 6th of September depending on what's happening in my real life).

So, let's see what we got to show:

Da Masta Cheef has been surprisingly prolific this year, having completed two Inquisitors this year and how now has a finished retinue to accompany them. Tats in all! 

Retinue finished.

I myself have made some progress on my model but haven't had the time to write a post about said progress. But it's coming soon. 

Progress or... maybe she's done? 

The Black Library is also keeping the Inquisitor fiction coming with the announcement of the return of Inquisitor Sabbathiel from the dead** as well as more Inquisitor focused media on Warhammer+. 

*E-mail me at neverness92@gmail.com or PM on FB (Neverness Hobbies). 

**I never heard of her before either 

Inquisitional Conclave 2022 -Week 2

 

I wish there was a miniature of this model by John Blanche. Anyway, welcome back to the Inquisitional conclave. Some progress updates by our contributors so far:

Da Masta Cheef has completed one miniature so far, 

Ordo Hereticus Inquisitor Tibadaux

He has a retinue in progress as well, but more importantly he has finished another Inquisitor also. Da Cheef has been an active hobbiest this season. 

Ordo Malleus Inquisitor Wezley Sharlz Vinderthoff the III. 

At first I misread "the III" as "the ill" and I couldn't help but to wonder what foul warp affliction Da Cheef was making this guy suffer through...

Over on Devos IV Zzzzzz was whipped out a Throne Agent with a bit too much Xenos influence. And an impressive and esoteric retinue to accompany them. 

All is not as it seems...

And I made some progress as well on my model. 

Lord Inquisitor Kyra Draxus WIP.

Over on Twitter danvers-rfw started a Show Me Your Inquisitors thread that has some interesting miniatures that I think you should check out. 

And that's all the updates for this week. I might not have an update next week as I will be heading to the "local" Warhammer store to order the store anniversary Inquisitor model. It's always a bit of a day trip to go down to Knoxville. 

Meanwhile if you wish to have your Inquisitor join the Conclave there is still plenty of time to contribute.  

 

Lord Inquisitor Kyra Draxus (Part 2)

 Progress continues on Lord Inquisitor Kyra Draxus. Or my interpretation of her anyway. 

The black armor she wears was painted using Abaddon Black.. I am either going to paint her like the example GW uses on the packaging or using the scheme I use on my Dark Eldar. Either way,  I feel like her armor is based off of the Dark Eldar's  design, so I feel that's the direction to go in. I painted her Mohawk using a Magenta Ink that I have had since the '00s. It was a flip-tip lid and amazingly it hasn't dried up. Anyway, I thinned it out a bit and used it like a Contrast Paint to get the effect I wanted. Actually most of this model was painted in Contrast Paint ad this stage. The bones, including the wraithbone of the Shurikan Catapult, was painted using a Contrast Paint called Skeleton Horde. I absolutely LOVE this color! 

The dark areas of the cloak was painted using a thinned Dark Reaper. Then the whole cloak was washed with Space Wolves Grey Contrast Paint. It was an interesting look, but it's not quite how I wanted it to turn out, so I will be doing a bit more to work on this in the middle coat stage. 

The lil' dragon was painted using a Militarum Green and Warp Lightning Contrast Paints. It's an interesting effect so far. 

Progress shall continue soon! 

Inquisitional Conclave 2022 Week 1

 

Here we are at week one of this year's painting challenge (paint an Inquisition model in the month of August) and we haven't got much to show you just yet. Perhaps it will be a small gathering of Draxus miniatures this year?

Ordo Hereticus Inquisitor Tibadaux.

Da Masta Cheef has been working on Ordo Hereticus Inquisitor Tibadaux. She is also joined by a eclectic retinue which he is also assembling along with her. 

Lord Inquisitor Draxus. 

I am working a Draxus model as well, but I am keeping  her as Draxus but with a few tweaks. Most obvious being an Escher Mohawk. 

Inquisitor with bodyguard?

A mob of archo flagellants.

And ZZZZZZ has sent an Inquisitor team but with no details. Keep an eye on Devos4 to see how this project turns out.

Ok, so this wasn't submitted to us, but I did stumble across this insanely inspiring piece by danver-rfw on Twitter that you just got to check out:  Lady Eleanor. 

That's all for this week, let's see what we can knock out next week. Remember, anyone can join in, just send pix or a link to me either at neverness92@gmail.com or via of FB group.