Spiderfang Grots: Contrast Style
December 2020·pp. 28–29
THE SHORT VERSION
A Wraithbone undercoat supports a quick Contrast approach to both spider and rider, kept separate for easier access. Different recipes cover vivid carapace, pale belly and grot details, while alternative yellow or blue Contrast colours encourage readers to adapt the scheme rather than assume that every giant spider must be red.
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Aethermatic BlueBaneblade BrownFire Dragon BrightFlesh Tearers RedGryph-charger GreyIronbreakerIyanden YellowKrieg KhakiLeadbelcherMoot GreenNuln OilOrk FleshPallid Wych FleshScreaming SkullSkarsnik GreenSkeleton HordeSquig OrangeTalassar BlueUlthuan GreyWarp LightningWazdakka RedWhite ScarWraithboneWyldwood
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Find this article in White Dwarf 459, pp. 28–29.
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