Kill Team 40k: Death Guard

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"In the embrace of great Nurgle, I am no longer afraid, for with
His pestilential favour I have become that which I once feared: Death."
- Kulvain Hestarius of the Death Guard
of the XIV legion,
The Pustulent Apothecarions





























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