Warhammer Quest: Darkwater

The Daemon Prince Gelgus Pust is a grotesque and monstrous creature whose corpulent body is riddled with parasites. Once a pious man, his ambition saw him fall into Nurgle’s clutches. He relishes despoiling the land, particularly the pure waters of Ghyran, where he makes his lair.

Pust’s number one lackey, a bitter and nihilistic soul who hates beauty and purity almost as much as he loves snapping spines with his mutated arm. Rumour has it he was once a knight of nobility, who was shunned when he contracted the Weeping Pox, which might explain why he hunts down heroes with such grim purpose. When he has someone in his grip, he will methodically hack away at them until he’s satisfied that just punishment has been meted out.

The Cankerborn are summoned through the desecration of the land itself. Born from corrupted realm-spirits, they blight the earth much like Nurgle’s Rot ravages flesh. This foetid pair of daemons are horrendously resilient, tainting the very soil around them with their contagion.

Blight Templars are mighty mortal champions of Nurgle who have willingly absorbed disease and pestilence that would destroy a lesser man in an attempt to prove their devotion to Grandfather Nurgle. They’re unstoppable battering rams oozing with unspeakable fluids, armed with an array of hideous, rusted weapons.

Belga the Cystwitch appears to be a single vile creature with a grub-like body, but closer inspection shows that two of her sisters have melded into her body, making her a living coven – delightful. Nurgle loves the number three almost as much as seven, so you’ll see tri-lobe motifs pop up everywhere in Darkwater. She conducts vile rituals with her cauldron

Shaman Foulhoof primal proclivities see him dripping tainted blood onto the land from a sacrificial heart.