In the desolate landscape, among the ruins of a forgotten city a proud Space Marine was standing in silence. The black and white livery identified him as a Son of Dorn, a Scion of Sigismund, a Black Templar. His hand was resting on his oversized power sword with its tip buried in the dry ground and its hilt at the shoulder level. Ruby-red eye lenses were scanning the horizon in a lazy fashion. He was not in a hurry.
From a distance another figure appeared. It wore bone-white robes with a hood over his helmeted head. Beneath his robes, the dark green armor was visible. The Templar fixed his gaze on the newcomer as he approached.
- Ave frater, the Dark Angel saluted bringing his fist to his chest.
The Templar was silent. Motionless. He was just staring at the newcomer, his helmet betraying no emotion. The Dark Angel met his gaze but the purpose of this meeting was pre-determined. With a sound that could be interpreted as a sigh he took a scroll out of a purpose-build cylindrical container that was hanging from his waist. With no further words he handed the scroll to the Templar who raised his other hand to accept it.
- This is an acknowledgement, the Dark Angel said, an admission. Revere it because it is not something the Dark Angels do often.
The Templar put the scroll unceremoniously in a similar container and hanged it from his leather belt. The Dark Angel noticed the hasty move and looked straight in the Black Templar’s eye lenses:
- Do you even understand the honor you are bestowed with?
As the Templar remained silent and the purpose of this meeting was concluded the Dark Angel turned to walk away.
- Angelus Tenebrous?
The Dark Angel turned again.
- IMPERATOR VULT!

BLACK TEMPLARS: E TENEBRAE LUX 2012 CHAMPIONS
Section 1 – Overview
What an event!
Let me just start this by congratulating every single participant for the amicable manner in which the whole event was run. Not only people followed the letter of the rules but also the spirit, and disputes (whenever they were raised) were ALWAYS worked out in a friendly manner of mutual understanding. The event flowed, there were no obstructions, no tiresome debates, everything was smooth in a climate of friedly competition and dare I say faction patriotism.

Just to give an idea of the enormity of this event here are some statistics:
Total amount of participants: 296
Total amount of vows: 533
Total amount of points pledged: 240,039 pts
Average vow: 450 pts
Total amount of points completed (before penalties): 174,649 pts
Total completion rate (before penalties): 73%
If that is not impressive I don’t know what is...
But E TENEBRAE LUX had a twist: Those that have unfinished vows in the end of the event are penalized by having all their previous completed vows nullified. In total the amount of points that were subject to the above penalty was 3,926 pts. I have to say this is a VERY small amount of penalties and I have to point out the commitment of the community to see this event through. It was also a lucky coincidence to some extent as real life can throw a number of unforeseen situations to interfere with our hobby.
And we had quite a few of those: Theft, vandalism, health issues, family emergencies... oh boy! But the bottom line is:
Total amount of points completed (after penalties): 171,018 pts
Total completion rate (after penalties): 71%
Yes 71%! Congratulations to all for achieving such unprecedented levels of success! The B&C community embraced this event wholeheartedly and it shows in the numbers!!!
But how did everything evolved since the gates closed to new entrants back in June 15th 2012? Well here’s the evolution of the total ETL as well as the individual forums (before penalties were applied):
From the above it’s obvious that the last week saw frantic activity as each forum scrambled to complete as many vows as possible and plug any leakage from incomplete vows still hanging out there... So last week alone accounted for more than a third of the total completions of the 3-month event. I was expecting a spike in the last week, but this? Wow – just wow!
On a more detailed analysis though, it was not the last week that defined the winner. Until Week 11, the most productive week was Week 6. It was the first week after the doors closed to new entrants and the initial enthusiasm peaked. After that we gradually entered a more subdued phase until Week 11 where people woke to the fact that the end is nigh!

In Chart 3 it is evident that the BTs had by July 17th (end of Week 9) a clear gap to the rest of the forums which (Templars being Templars) never allowed it to narrow. Even in the last week of the ETL and while still enjoying a huge advantage the BTs kept completion rates strong, earning the highest weekly completions in the entire event. And a good thing too considering the DAs also sprung into action delivering shockingly high completions in Week 13!
The DAs had a slow start – something that ultimately cost them the first position. However they sprang into action in the last minute increasing their completion rates and securing the second position leaving the Wolves behind. However until Week 12 things looked like it could go either way, with the Wolves having some heavy artillery in reserve while the DAs seemed to be close to breaking point. However Week 13 changed everything as a lot of DAs first vows declared timely completions pumping the total amount of points a good 10k more that what the Wolves could muster.
The Wolves showed strong commitment completing a huge amount of super vows but despite everything their smaller number of participants showed and in the end they just could not threaten the first position or second position. But they did third leaving substantially behind the BAs, the Codex Chapters and Chaos!
The actual fight took place for the 4th position between BAs and Chaos. Here Chaos beat the BAs by only 56 pts (!) after all penalties were applied. Was that close or what? This demonstrates that no vow is too small and everything counts!
The Codex Chapters came in last (excluding the Ordos). They had quite an enthusiastic start but somewhere along the road lost their momentum and remained idle. Still Week 13 was a revelation especially in the UM front that delivered huge amount of points.
So the actual results post penalties are:
So:
FIRST POSITON AND E TENEBRAE LUX CHAMPIONS: The Black Templars
Second position: Dark Angels
Third position: Space Wolves
Fourth position: Chaos
Fifth position: Blood Angels
Sixth position: Codex forums
Seventh position: Ordos
Congratulations to all for making E TENEBRAE LUX such a great success!
Now let’s take a look in each faction’s individual performance:
Section 2 – Faction performance
BLACK TEMPLARS
Total points pedged 53,014
Points/vow 353
Number of Participants 53
Number of vows 150
Completed points 45,854
Completion rate 86.5%
Points/participant 1,000
Penalty points 860
Completed points after penalties 44,994
The rightful winners of this event, the Black Templars had a spectacular performance throughout the life of the ETL. To drive the point home here’s their performance:
Chart 6 shows that there was not a single week where the Black Templars failed to deliver sizeable completions with Week 9 making the big difference not only because of the 5.5k points completed (a large number obviously but not unique in the ETL) but mostly because the rest of their rivals had a particularly weak performance... In Chart 7 we can see that the Templars never dropped below the average completion rate of the ETL which (given their sizeable submitted vows) guaranteed them victory. Furthermore it was the highest completion rate in the entire ETL granting them the title of the most committed forum of the Challenge! That and an amazing finish in Week 13, where they really went to the limit adding 17.6k pts and delivering an astounding 45,9k pts (before penalties)!!!
The Templars had a strong case since the beginning. A relatively high number of participants, a good mix of low/high value vows and a fanatical zeal that is to be envied. The way they played it was very smart by completing and re-vowing early on creating a multiplying effect on their recourses. The creation of a Strategy thread where they interacted and discussed the progress of the ETL and although other forums also developed similar threads, they were never as vital as was the BTs.
Here I need to mention that Brother Darklight was instrumental in this effort launching the aforementioned BTs Strategy thread and driving the BTs zeal to new heights. I think he had a lot to do with the BTs overwhelming victory!
BLOOD ANGELS
Total points 32,933
Points/vow 484
Number of Participants 46
Number of vows 68
Completed points 20,616
Completion rate 62.6%
Points/participant 716
Penalty points 765
Completed points after penalties 19,851
When I was designing the ETL back in April and May, I was envisaging a close fight between the Angels of Death (ala the old 2nd ed. Codex) for the first position. It’s probably because of the Blood Angels reputation as THE painting forum (twice LPC winners in 2010 & 2011) and the Dark Angels recent landslide victory in the latest LPC 2012 that created strong momentum on the painting front. Alas it was not to be.
The Blood Angels had good participation levels and a good mix of vows. However their sluggish performance in the early stages of the Challenge (hardly exceeding 1.5k pts at any given week except the last of course) deprived them of the potential to re-vow thus gaining a multiplying effect on their vows. Their completion rate was steadily below the ETL average (and at times 10 percentage points lower!). The very strong finish in Week 13 proved too little too late and was not enough to get them ahead of Chaos despite Chaos suffering higher penalties. The interesting thing is that only 24 people managed to complete at least one vow vs. 41 for both the BTs and the DAs. In fact they utilized 52% of their resources vs. 63% for the DAs and a most impressive 77% for the BTs. And as the metric points/vow lost some of its meaning given the sheer amount of vows especially in the closing days if the ETL the metric points/participant always speaks the truth... so with only 765pts on average, the BAs not only failed to mobilize their resources but those that did, did so with moderate sized vows instead of trying to compensate for their inactive brothers. Let’s face it, the BAs need to restore their honor on the painting front soon, or else their once dominating presence will be forgotten... I believe that the BAs would have benefitted if they had used their own strategy thread more, so they’d focus their efforts and possibly achieve a materially better position.
Here I need to mention a true Hero of the Chapter, Taranis, who saw the situation for what it was early on and ceaselessly encouraged his brothers to take up arms, ermm… brushes, setting up a Strategy thread which unfortunately was not effectively utilised. Still he maanged 9 vows and contributed the most points from any other Blood Angel!
DARK ANGELS
Total points 49,052
Points/vow 458
Number of Participants 65
Number of vows 107
Completed points 34,711
Completion rate 70.8%
Points/participant 755
Penalty points 0
Completed points after penalties 34,711
What happened here?
Let’s start with the good stuff. First there were no penalties. None whatsoever!!! All the brothers have managed to complete EVERY SINGLE subsequent vow after the first. Some of them went into a painting frenzy even up to the last minute *ahem, SG, ahem* giving me multiple heart attacks and rendering my secondary heart useless! But…
… it was too late. All the Dark Angels managed to do was to secure second place as the sluggish performance early in the challenge deprived them of the opportunity to re-vow. An interesting comparison to the BTs is the total amount of vows: 107 for the DAs vs. 150 for the BTs. This coupled by the fact that the BTs achieved a completion rate of 16(!) percentage points higher than the DAs made the bid for first position of the latter unattainable… Another interesting point was the points/participant. Here the DAs (muck like the BAs previously) had a non-threatening number of 755. Given that the active participants were exactly the same with the BTs it is obvious that this number should have approached 1k. Which brings us to the heart of the problem: No completions of some the larger vows and late completions of the mid-sized vows deprived the DAs of the multiplying effect that the BTs played so well. The fact that 41 people made it (the same absolute number as the BTs) is just not enough. The 107 vs. 150 vows underlines the impact of the multiplying effect of re-vowing.
If there is a lesson to be learned is that a high number of participants alone cannot win such a competition – solid completions do! So keeping the momentum is important. The weeks of July is where the ETL was won and lost with Week 9 making the difference!
I would like to mention here the effort of Grotsmasha who delivered 3,065 pts through six vows with the first being 1,9k! This was the kind of performance that (if adopted by others) would have brought the DAs to greater results.
INDEX ASTARTES , LIBER ASTARTES & ULTRAMARINES
Total points 34,655
Points/vow 559
Number of Participants 47
Number of vows 62
Completed points 18,568
Completion rate 53.6%
Points/participant 737
Penalty points 0
Completed points after penalties 18,568
The Codex forums are they (perhaps unjustly) came to be known had an enthusiastic start with fairly high participation and quite a few first vows. But here’s where the good news end. Enter completion rates…
The Codex forums never came close to the ETL average completion rate. They had a strong Week 13 (like everybody else) but even then it stood some 20 percentage points below the average. Again the inability to exploit their resources and see second and subsequent vows been completed cost them dearly. The total vows pledged by the three forums combined were 62 – again the comparison with the Templars is, well… They also suffered from the late 1st vow completion syndrome (especially the UM that virtually all their completions came in the last couple of days) depriving them of the potential to re-vow. With only 52% of their participants making at least on completions and with an average points/participant of a very average 737 they really could not threaten the leaders of the ETL. Also a number of hefty vows never made it to completion throwing the burden to the smaller sized vows creating an impossible situation... I also think that the three forums comprising the Codex faction were somewhat disjointed, despite the pretty successful Strategy thread set up by The Yak and carried on by Arizonajirt.
A positive aspect though, is that the Codex is the only other faction apart from the DAs that had ZERO penalties. Just to add a bit more flavor, the weakest performance was that of the Liber Astartes with a completion rate of 27% as opposed the 65% levels of the Index Astartes and the Ultramarines.
A special mention should go to Arizonajirt for his efforts accounted for 30% of the entire Codex faction completions, contributing 5,515 pts through five progrssively diminishing vows! Well played Arizona!
SPACE WOLVES
Total points 37,472
Points/vow 625
Number of Participants 36
Number of vows 60
Completed points 27,621
Completion rate 73.7%
Points/participant 1,041
Penalty points 270
Completed points after penalties 27,351
Aaah the Wolves. The craziest bunch in the entire ETL! They were few with only 36 participants. The only way they could make a difference was to achieve a high completion rate and to keep taking further burden on an individual basis to see this through. Well they did it!
But as it turned out their completion rate was bang-on the ETL average and they only 51% of their participants came up with a completion. So the really high points per participant (1,041) should have been even higher for them to threaten first position. It is evident that there is so much the 19 active participants could do to take the Wolves to the first (or second for that matter) position. BUT THEY DID MANAGE THIRD!!!
Weeks 11 -12 & 13 saw the Wolves coming up with completion of super vow upon super vow managing 16.5k pts in this three week period. At times they were second beating the DAs to dust (helping them indirectly to come out of their slumber) and their momentum and morale never wavered – in true SW style. This is a classic example where low numbers of participants handicap the faction no matter how driven and focused the active participants were.
A special mention should be made to Wolf Lord Kieran (WLK) for completing the largest single vow in the entire ETL of 3,999 pts! Such headstrong attitude of ignoring the odds and fighting on assuming huge point burden individually would have worked wonders if only the initial participation was broader… As it happened the third position is something the Wolves should be proud of as they beat both the BAs and the Codex factions that appeared better positioned back in June and Chaos that also became a threat in the latter part of the event!
CHAOS
Total points 25,944
Points/vow 432
Number of Participants 36
Number of vows 60
Completed points 21,543
Completion rate 83.0%
Points/participant 721
Penalty points 1,131
Completed points after penalties 20,412
Chaos impressed me no end. They started with everything against them: small number of participants, small average vows and generally speaking a very weak presence. The rumors of an imminent new Chaos Codex (that still persist) made people unwilling to commit big and I expected them to remain in the sidelines of the Challenge. Boy was I wrong…
For one thing the completion rates remained steadily above the average of the ETL ending up with 10 percentage points higher! Such strong performance was supported by a number of small or moderately high value vows as well as a few super vows that propelled Chaos to 4th position sending the Sons of Sanguinius to 5th. Unfortunately, the low initial turnout and the low points/participant kept them from a better positioning. It was a case of Space Wolves but even more pronounced!
Here I need to mention steve shields that in his unparallel drive managed to complete the highest amount of points in the entire ETL!!! And was the only participant to do 7 vows (there were more and there were less but only steve shields managed exactly 7) so yeah, Nurgle will be pleased indeed!
ORDOS INQUISITION
Total points 6,969
Points/vow 268
Number of Participants 13
Number of vows 26
Completed points 5,736
Completion rate 82.3%
Points/participant 536
Penalty points 605
Completed points after penalties 5,131
Well the Ordos were always a connoisseur, niche part of the B&C community. They fought hard and achieved very high completion rates underlying their commitment to the ETL. Grey Knights and Sororitas: I salute you!
Obviously their tiny numbers meant they could not really challenge the more numerous factions but their dedication to the Emperor’s cause shines through! With the resources they had the managed a completion rate of 82% (10 percentage points higher than the ETL average and an involvement rate (i.e. active participants) of 62% - no mean feat for the brothers and sisters of the Emperor’s most Holy Inquisition!
Section 3 – Individual Performance
Well, the ETL was predominantly about group effort. But a group is ultimatelty a bunch of individuals and unless we recognize the individual effort, the whole event is meaningless. To that end the Inner Circle is prepared to recognize individual performance in the form of banners that can be used in the signature of all those that participated in the ETL.
Those who did not complete a vow (even if it was the last vow after a series of successful completions) deserve the Badge of Shame. Those that completed ALL their vows deserve the Badge of Honor:

We further distinguish the commitment of participants by awarding ONE WHITE PEARL PER COMPLETION AND ONE BLACK PEARL PER FIVE COMPLETIONS.
So for example a participant with three completions will take on a banner with three white pearls and a participant with seven completions will take on a banner with one Black and two white pearls. The pearls are shown on the pole of the banner that the Dark Angel holds – see below:
Names in alphabetical order to make it easy to spot yours. If there is a mistake, please feel free to take the banner you feel it’s the correct one and notify me so I can made the appropriate adjustments).
One Vow Complete:

Abraxes 495 (BA)
alejandrinus 635 (BA)
Ammonius 260 (Chaos)
Anthraxus 460 (BT)
Aquilanus 515 (Codex)
Arthanor 300 (BT)
Azarias 325 (Chaos)
Backsplash 260 (Codex)
Barduck 365 (BA)
Battle8other 645 (Codex)
Brother Cambrius 225 (Codex)
Brother Kovash 100 (DA)
Brother Montressor 70 (BT)
Brother Nathan 550 (BA)
Brother Rylanor 315 (SW)
Brother Sellsword 332 (BT)
Brother Syth 190 (Codex)
Brother_Bethor 405 (DA)
Brother-Captain Sharp 690 (DA)
Cactus 200 (DA)
CainTheHunter (f) 300 (SW)
Captain Uriel Ventris 690 (Codex)
Castellan Alaric 211 (BT)
Chaplain Hiltraud 240 (BA)
Chaplain Silkor 565 (Codex)
Chapter Master Onyxius 515 (Chaos)
chezzie 240 (SW)
Circus Nurgling 395 (Chaos)
Commendator Arn 140 (BT)
CovertToaster 240 (DA)
daismith906 1390 (Codex)
Darmor 340 (DA)
DasPanzerIstUber 265 (BT)
Dragan Stormwolf 85 (SW)
Egon1six 495 (DA)
EPK 75 (DA)
Gaius Plex 295 (BA)
Gawain Veteris 955 (BA)
Gillyfish 345 (DA)
Grand Master Belial 1035 (DA)
grandmaster lisander 270 (BA)
Grey Paladin 465 (Codex)
Hanska 85 (INQ)
Harleqvin 526 (DA)
hart3856 1349 (BT)
Hexagon Sun 150 (DA)
Huberticus 250 (Codex)
I Am Legion 365 (BA)
Jay Taint 130 (Chaos)
JeffJedi 675 (DA)
Khornehunter57x 145 (BT)
Kizzdougs 190 (Chaos)
Knights_Omega 700 (BA)
Kyr Gkikas 475 (DA)
LokisSword 1150 (DA)
Lord Exedore 2196 (BT)
Mad Greek 1270 (BA)
Makkeru 485 (BA)
Marine 500 (BT)
Master Ciaphas 365 (DA)
Matt6.1 490 (BA)
-Max- 235 (Chaos)
Mechanicus_Adept 220 (Codex)
Pig of Sparta 100 (SW)
Polythemus 300 (DA)
Raeven 1058 (BT)
RayJ 970 (DA)
reckoning34 133 (BT)
RipherChost 54 (SW)
Sevenexxes 260 (BA)
ShinyRhino 135 (Codex)
Sir_Isenhar 265 (BT)
Stobz 445 (DA)
Sviar 395 (Codex)
sword brethren 400 (Chaos)
Tanhausen 165 (DA)
The Yak 490 (Codex)
TheDevourer 1010 (SW)
Toxichobbit 565 (Codex)
Trask 215 (BT)
Uhr 525 (DA)
Vorganov 175 (Chaos)
whiteraven17708 215 (DA)
Yogi 115 (Chaos)
Two Vows Complete:

Biaz 330 (BA)
BigGumbo 640 (DA)
Bjorn Stormfang 810 (SW)
Bringer of Redemption 1630 (DA)
Brother Richard 2757 (BT)
Creeger 280 (Codex)
daemonclaw 550 (Chaos)
Darklighter 475 (BA)
Dread 3000 (DA)
DucAvieux 265 (DA)
Fasha the Dog 2725 (Chaos)
FinylCut 315 (DA)
Gizur 1060 (SW)
Grey Knight Purifier 342 (BT)
Iacton Qruze 620 (SW)
Imperial Deceit 385 (BA)
Inquisitor NicolePyykkonen 550 (INQ)
Jacinda 293 (INQ)
Jaigo 1980 (Codex)
JamesI 625 (BA)
Joghurtberserker 710 (INQ)
Khestra the Unbeheld 1021 (Chaos)
Kierdale 335 (Chaos)
Larden 1016 (BT)
Leinmann 988 (Chaos)
Leonaides 890 (BA)
Lysere 776 (BT)
Mactire 650 (SW)
Nurglespuss 570 (BA)
Psykic_scribe 311 (BT)
PyroX 1890 (DA)
RedemptionNL 440 (INQ)
roooooot 1075 (Codex)
Shades93 838 (BT)
SnaRf.za 510 (DA)
Soups 2025 (BA)
StormDragon 480 (SW)
TheHarrower 615 (BA)
TheLastHuzzah 1015 (SW)
Tolek 1442 (BT)
Ultrarich 585 (Codex)
Unforgiven2544 370 (DA)
Wulfebane 642 (SW)
ZAChos 175 (Codex)
zerorunner 395 (Codex)
Three Vows Complete:

Brother Tancred 995 (DA)
DrakeStorm 838 (Codex)
Ethzor (f) 1061 (SW)
Facmanpob 780 (DA)
Flint&steel 515 (DA)
Furyou Miko 615 (Chaos)
Gunrunr 608 (BT)
Louis 1360 (DA)
Pbenner 870 (DA)
Rayray (f) 5445 (SW)
Ryld 685 (BT)
Smirnov 839 (BT)
Stormshadow 1495 (INQ )
watanabe2k 1238 (BT)
Wolf Lord Kieran (f) 6039 (SW)
Four Vows Complete:

adamv6 1040 (INQ)
Brother Cristopher 1160 (BT)
Brother Ulkesh 856 (BT)
Brother-Captain Sicarius 615 (BT)
Elmo9141 1825 (DA)
HJL 985 (Chaos)
Marshal Veyross 1148 (BT)
Myxx 518 (INQ)
Pueri ex Deus 2415 (DA)
Race Bannon 725 (Codex)
zyl- 1045 (Chaos)
Five Vows Complete:

Arizonajirt 5515 (Codex)
Axira 2946 (BA)
DarkScipio 857 (BT)
Eberious 2722 (BT)
Farfromsam 855 (DA)
Ginger Avenger 958 (BT)
Honda 1544 (BT)
Reinhard 1640 (BT)
The Shadow Guard 2300 (DA)
Six Vows Complete:

Arez 5810 (SW)
Civsmitty 1265 (BT)
Grotsmasha 3065 (DA)
skink 1225 (DA)
True Son Of Russ 1615 (SW)
Seven Vows Complete:

steve shields 9408 (Chaos)
Eight Vows Complete:

NONE
Nine Vows Complete:

Mystech1 2962 (BT)
redmapa 1848 (BT)
Taranis 3615 (BA)
Ten Vows Complete:

Brother Darklight 3476 (BT)
ChaplainCliff 3438 (BT)
Nards08 2014 (BT)
The Badge of Shame:

A Kvlt Ghost (Chaos)
Ahrimanjjb (Chaos)
Akylas (Chaos)
appiah5 (BA)
Araziel (Chaos)
Areyoucrazee (DA)
Asterion Moloc (Codex)
badguyshaveallthefun (DA)
Battle-Brother Ludovic (Codex)
Black_Templar85 (BT)
Bradley Powers (BA)
Brennus (DA)
Brother Angelus (BA)
Brother Apocalyptic (BA)
Brother Bracchio (BA)
Brother Immolator (DA)
Brother Samhain (DA)
Brother Sergeant Luther (DA)
Brother Uriel Sanguis (BT)
Brother-Chaplain Nemiel (DA)
Bryan Blair (DA)
Caffeineated (Chaos)
Candleshoes (DA)
Captain Sox (DA)
Ceasarian (INQ)
Chapter Master Ignis Domus (SW)
Chaptermaster Graymantle (Codex)
commander alexander (SW)
Cptn. Palladorus (Codex)
Crimson Cartel (BA)
Crimson Templar (Codex)
Darkest Angel (DA)
Demoulius (BA)
Der Totenkopf (Codex)
Drelthar (Chaos)
dusktiger (Codex)
Evil Eyeball (DA)
Excessus (Chaos)
Excubitor (Codex)
Forté (SW)
furioso-prime (Codex)
Glendor (BA)
Greatcrusade08 (Codex)
Grifon (Chaos)
Head Mook (BT)
hendrik (f) (SW)
Hezekiel (DA)
Jeff Newton (Codex)
Jolemai (BA)
Kassill (SW)
Keith (SW)
King Willy (Codex)
Kol_Saresk (Chaos)
Koraath (DA)
Loken86 (SW)
Loki Laughing Death (SW)
Lord Tharand (DA)
Lord_Caerolion (Chaos)
Lord_Hail (DA)
MadDoc (DA)
Marshal Hadrarius (BT)
Marshal2Crusaders (BT)
Marshall Dovian (BT)
Master Gabriel Macleod (DA)
Matt D (SW)
MERC3065 (BT)
Mithrilforge (BA)
MONKEYBOY1106 (BA)
Mr. Shine (INQ)
Mr.Malevolent (INQ)
Murcielago (f) (SW)
my_face (BT)
Noctus Cornix (Chaos)
Norskman (SW)
Odsox (Chaos)
Olisredan (Codex)
PandaSandwich (BA)
Phoros (Codex)
Piousservant (Chaos)
Poukis (BA)
Rafen_2 (Codex)
Ramell (Codex)
Ray_K (BT)
Red Starrise (Codex)
Reyner (Codex)
Roesor (BT)
Rune_Priest_Rhapsody (SW)
Russ Brother 92 (SW)
Rybnick (SW)
ScottishSmurf96 (BT)
Seth84 (BA)
ShortySL (DA)
Silver Phoenix (Codex)
Silver Wind Dragon (BT)
Sinful Eyes (BA)
Skoolstah! (Chaos)
Slayer le Bucher (Chaos)
Slyen (Codex)
Snorri (BA)
spu00sed (INQ)
stinkenheim (SW)
StJude (BA)
stuka06 (DA)
Taz (BA)
Tchort (Chaos)
Tengo (DA)
terminatorAM (BA)
TheDVoid (Codex)
Theodrick (SW)
ThisisJimmy (Chaos)
Thorstein (DA)
TmdRemm (DA)
Toasterfree (INQ)
Tokolosh (BA)
Wayward (DA)
Will'oTheWisp (Codex)
Witty (BA)
Wolf Lord Kejl (SW)
Yadrinas (Codex)
Yorkshire Dave (BA)
Continues in the next post...
Edited by Captain Semper, 18 August 2012 - 05:32 PM.