In Skaven society, blood relations and or 'family ties' often mean absolutely nothing, as one's brood would easily devour and kill their fathers and vice-versa. With Krashak it is usually of no exception, having many broods with Ri'seka before casting her into exile, he often cared little for what happened to his offspring. However, two of his brood in particular, Kash Flayclaw and Gash the Limb-Stealer, have proven useful in their devotion and service of their father, growing into skilled Packmasters of Clan Moulder. Proud of his two sons, Krashak wasted no time in having them both create and meld him powerful beasts of war. Be it the ferocious wolf rats, or the mighty rat ogres, there was nothing the two brothers couldn't create and or fix. While both brothers are very similar, it is Kash who typically oversees the production of wolf rats and the fearsome brood horrors, building up a monstrous menagerie to which Krashak will unleash in a frenzied fury when the time comes. Like any Moulder member, Kash seeks to go beyond perfection with his beasts, never truly satisfied with what he breeds and creates. Horrifyingly enough, he's been attempting to breed wolf rats that are capable of belching and breathing fire using whatever parts of sun, moon, and star dragons that he can get his claws on. Worse yet, he's genetically splicing dragon scales onto the hides of his creations, boasting beasts with impressive resistance to both physical attacks and light missile fire. Whatever Kash works on, it will be nothing short of a true nightmare when, at long last, he is satisfied with his monsters.

Modeled this character last night after procrastinating it for a while. Happy with how it turned out! There's not any staff/polearm options in Hero Forge that look like the thing-catchers that Packmasters use, so this is as close as I could get. x_x Still, if you like what I make, consider leaving a fav or a watch! As always, more posts and characters to come! Will hopefully begin to work on my upcoming story soon as well for those who are curious.