The Blighted Nyss Legionnaires are poster-children for how I grew unhappy with my Legion color scheme. Technically speaking I was pleased with how my Legionnaires turned out. But on the tabletop they just blended together in to a black and blue mass. The color scheme – originally picked out to be cold and hard and evoke the Nyss’ wintery homeland – wound up just not lending itself to pop on the tabletop.
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