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# 🔥 **Blog Review: Keel the Undying – Guardian of the Horde (Grey Knight / Mithril Action)** - ## 💀 A Brutal Character from the Undead Ranks

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Every once in a while, a figure walks onto your shelf that doesn’t just *look* good—it *feels* like it crawled straight out of a grimdark battlefield and decided to stay. **Keel the Undying**, from Grey Knight (formerly Mithril Action), is exactly that kind of presence. Part of the *Guardian of the Horde* line, this undead rogue is clearly inspired by the Forsaken of *World of Warcraft*, and let me tell you… this thing hits that sweet spot between grotesque and badass in a way that’s hard to ignore. Image:  A close-up photo of a horizontal strip of three illustrated instruction panels, likely from packaging or an instruction label. The panels show a gray boot or foot-related item with green-highlighted parts and white arrows indicating movement directions. Left panel: A side view of a boot-like shape with green areas near the top and bottom. Two white double-ended vertical arrows (up and down) appear along the right side of the panel. Middle panel: A top view of a tan strap with a ...

The Embarrassing Truth Behind My “Sexy” Art

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So here’s the piece: a curvy nude woman, balanced in a high kick, casually supporting a cat on her raised leg like it’s just another Tuesday. It looks intentional. It looks confident. It even looks a little… seductive. What it doesn’t look like is the truth behind it. Which is: this all started with me standing in my kitchen in my underwear… balancing my cat like an idiot. Yeah. That’s the origin story. Image:  Person kneels among stacked cardboard shipping boxes indoors. Two orange tabby cats cuddle close; one shows a white paw. Amazon logos visible. Cardboard scratcher nearby. Let’s rewind a little… A few years ago, I had dinner with one of my high school art teachers—about 10 or 15 years after I’d graduated. Halfway through the meal, she leans in and goes: “Okay, I have to ask you something. All of us teachers used to wonder this… but it never felt appropriate back then.” I already knew this was going somewhere dangerous. “How is it,” she ...