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MODELLING·WHITE DWARF 368

The Bloodshrine of Khorne and Portal of Decay

August 2010·p. 93

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A brass icon, skull offerings and bubbling blood wells define Khorne’s shrine, while corroded stone, pockmarks and encroaching vines identify Nurgle’s gateway. The article links their appearances to existing terrain effects—nearby frenzy for the shrine and uncontrolled spells from the portal—and directs readers to longer online construction guides. These themed examples extend the table’s visual narrative through recognisable environmental hazards.

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