Most recently, Tretch assumed the illustrious position of Grand Chieftain of the Deep Warrens for Clan Rictus after disguising himself as a stalactite dropping down atop his predecessor's head. Warlords ride Bonerippers (and frankly? Mad cap mushrooms, for reference, are what Night Goblins eat before battle to turn themselves into berserk balls of death, and in this case, they worked to perfection. In short, he's the shiftiest bastard that ever shifted, and, combined with … His unique skills further his EXTRA-Skaven-y style by: granting more income from raiding, giving a damage and attack boost to allies nearby to him that are already winning combat, a charge bonus to Stormvermin; more campaign movement, missile resistance and in-battle speed to Clanrats and Stormvermin; +20% evasion of ambushes or underway interception and ambush chance for his army; cooldown reduction and more charges for *Stay here, I'll get help*; and Regeneration, an amazing +10% replenishment rate to his army and -1 turn to wound recovery. And the area that should be Crookback Mountain still belongs to the Death Pass Province while the other half still belongs to the Desolation of Nagash … Born into Clan Rictus, one of the richest clans in all of Skavendom and big rivals to Clan Mors, he started out as a simple clanrat soldier in the ranks of an unnamed regiment. Presumably, the sneaky bastard heard about the whole impending doom of the Warhammer Fantasy world coming down the pipe and made his daring escape into the Age of Sigmar. The End Times Appearing primarily in the 4th book, Thanquol (no surprise there), Queek was assisted by Skreech Verminking in the final war for Karak Eight Peaks, making a temporary alliance with Skarsnik to finally push out the dwarfs. Basically following the GW colour sceme, but using mostly reaper paints. It’s the honest ones you want to watch out for, because you can never predict when they’re going to do something incredibly … stupid.". We never hear about Tretch in The End Times, so we really don't know what happened to him. January 2018. His Lucky Skullhelm gives him 10% more speed, physical resistance, +15% ambush chance to his army and a fitting passive effect that grants him even more speed and damage resistance when he's losing combat so he can get the hell out of dodge and give him enough space from melee combat to convince his allies he's totally just going off to get some help-aid, yes-yes. All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries. confirmed. Vampire Counts needed it because they had no ranged units whatso ever so the bulk of their army aside from flying monsters just had to take fire and run as fast as possible up to the … It seems he also is a student of Creed alongside Vlad cause he gets VANGUARD DEPLOYMENT as well! Close. It was Tretch who led the digging of a tunnel underneath the camp of Orc warlord Dagbad, Scourge of the Darklands, so that the Skaven could steal every goblin in his camp right out from underneath his nose. While normally one would expect the life of a clanrat to be nasty, brutish, and short, Tretch is a real go-getter who knows when to grab life by the horns and take it for a ride. i love punting around unmounted skaven lords , make a good game out of it , gooooooaaaaaaaaaallllllllllllllllllllllll. Well, it is great to have a good Tretch Craventail model! All around a pretty fun lord in campaign though much like Queek he constantly runs out of food (at least it's more understandable here because it's goddamn Naggaroth). I cannot, believe. Although (as regular readers know) I can make no claim to having lots of tabletop experience I am sure that the "Tretch's Raiders" rule that he brings to the battle would be useful: re-roll failed To Hit rolls when attacking from … While his superiors were busy debating (read: trying to claw one another's eyes out), Tretch distributed the contents of a small keg of mad cap mushrooms among his prisoners. They haven't added Crookback Mountain. Lost my entire army to one freaking rat. They have less armor and melee defense than base Warlords). He wouldn't need too much craziness, just some unique passives he could take that boost his power reserves and perhaps buffs to his overcast abilities. Tretch Craventail is a Skaven special character introduced in the 7th edition of Warhammer Fantasy. The others (even the Skryre lord -- and that clan's my personal favorite) are all secondary to me. Tretch Craventail...What the hell is this?! 36. Note: This is ONLY to be used to report spam, advertising, and problematic (harassment, fighting, or rude) posts. In short, he's the shiftiest bastard that ever shifted, and, combined with amazingly impressive lucky streak, he's basically living the Skaven version of the American dream. Up until the creation of Tretch Craventail in 7th edition, Queek was the only Warlord-based skaven special character. #11. chubbyninja89 (TNB) 9 janv. Sources. And he is in Total Warhammer II as a free DLC Legendary Lord! He starts out close to both Malekith and Khatep's locations in Naggarond, playing as the most skaven skaven who ever skavened. After his regiment took part in a raiding force that captured a group of Night Goblins near Crookback Mountain, Tretch was left in charge of the valuables recovered from the greenskins as a reward for his plan of spiking their fungus beer with sedatives so that the Skaven could capture them alive for slavery purposes. Labels: clanrats, fantasy, skaven, tretch craventail, warhammer, wip. Tretch's superiors, no doubt jealous of his amazing cunning and definitely not concerned about getting impaled from below by a stalagmite, often send him on the most dangerous and suicidal missions they can find, but Tretch always walks back into headquarters alive and successful, ready to be rewarded for his achievements. Posted by 4 hours ago. Share to … When Skaven forces attempted to capture an Imperial galleon on the River Aver (the Horned Rat only knows why), only Tretch swam free from the wreckage. That or he died horribly like everyone else, or teleported out with Skavenblight, use your imagination! Well, it is great to have a good Tretch Craventail model! 1: Tretch Craventail product description; 2: Warhammer Armies: Skaven (7th Edition) 2a: Skaven Timeline, pg. Tretch Craventail at least is in the armybook and is actually a lord choice.. so many other better options though... yeah you're right we should get gimli and elrond in here as lords too. Tretch Craventail (who?) Posted by Paul Graham at 9/26/2011 09:15:00 AM. I know that is the End times, but he should be able to use him as a mount. Tretch is another one of those Skaven Lords with a good back-story and a great character to have on your army. The Miniature for Tretch from 7th onward, only to disappear entirely in Age of Sigmar. Now, with his trusty, lucky skull-helm made from the skeleton of one of his old rivals, he raids the Empire, steals warpstone from the Dark Lands, and performs other feats of Skaven derring-do, presumably all while twirling his mustache and laughing evilly. Tretch began his rise from anonymity when his Clawpack was leading a long line of Night Goblins back to Crookback Mountain. Tretch Craventail Gives his army Vanguard deployment, which I thought is a pretty big bonus, Vlad Von Carstein also has it, and it was extreamly helpful as it ment his army could close the gap between quicker and minimise losses. Sooner rather than later, Tretch's Clawpack needed a new commander, and he happily volunteered. It was Tretch that found the hidden path to attach the flank of the Dwarf gunline at the Battle of Black Crag; Tretch who led the raid that tunnelled beneath the camp of mighty Black Orc Warlord Dagbad and every single Goblin out from underneath the Scourge of the Dark Lands; Tretch who was the only Skaven to escape the sinking of the Imperial Galleon captured on the River Aver. I started a Campaign as Grimgor. 73; 2b: Tretch Craventail, pg. Bonerippers are overrated. Bastard popped out of a ruin and ambushed me out of nowhere. We never hear about Tretch in The End Times, so we really don't know what happened to him. Tretch is another one of those Skaven Lords with a good back-story and a great character to have on your army. #11. chubbyninja89 (TNB) Jan 9, 2018 @ 2:40pm Originally posted by Kaaz: he may be a lesser name, but his campaign stuff is VERY skaveny I know that his skills are going to be very skaveny, but that's not the point. Arcani_4_Ever Junior Member Registered Users Posts: 2,469. Presumably, the sneaky bastard heard about the whole impending doom of the Warhammer Fantasy world coming down the pipe and made his daring escape into the Age of Sigmar. Time and again, Tretch survives when all those around him die, whether it be escaping the blast of a malfunctioning weapon team, avoiding being mauled by ravenous monsters, or somehow emerging alive from a murderous clash on the battlefield that left his entire force devastated.