The Times Are Ending

The Sword of Khaine
1500 pts Vampire Counts vs. 1500 pts Orcs and Goblins vs. 2000 pts Dark Elf

Krell, leading the Drowner Host vs. Malus Darkblade leading the Wardens of Khaine's Shrine vs. Skarsnik's Thieving Throng.

Malus found himself outnumbered and surrounded by the sudden emergence of the sneaky Skarsnik and the less sneaky Krell. It was not long before the goblin hordes and their pet trolls came crashing down upon the elven lines, and Malus found himself surrounded by four vile trolls. Even as he took of limbs and separated heads from shoulders, the troll bile poured over him and at the end he melted beneath the sea of acid. Avenging their fallen lord, Malus' cold one riders rode down the trolls and hammered into the goblin lines. With the support of their dreadspear comrades, the elves broke through sending the goblins scattering as a couple of cold ones tore Skarsnik in two. Meanwhile the other side of the battle against the undead had gone south, a hydra and a cold one chariot destroyed by fast moving undead knights and large monstrous constructs. Luckily for the elf forces, a hag called __ and her witch elf devotees still protected that side, dealing with constructs and knights without problems. As Krell and his army of the drowned emerged from the ocean, the hag and her witches bore down on them. Krell happily accepted the hags challenge, but found himself overpowered by the strength of the elf spells. Dripping her daggers in blood sacrificed in Khaine's name and striking him where his throat once was, Krell felt the call of his Lord and fell apart, Nagash saving his soul from Khaine's bloody hands. Without Krell's commands the drowned dead returned to their home beneath the ocean.

Thus the elves kept the sword of Khaine safe from meddling races. A shame the coincidental simultaneous attacks of Krell and Skarsnik only served as a distraction, from an even greater danger.