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Fuethan (Idoneth Deepkin) Paint List for Age of Sigmar

intermediate Idoneth Deepkin

Fuethan is built around Khorne Red, Mephiston Red, and Pallid Wych Flesh. Accent and support colours come from Rakarth Flesh and Leadbelcher. It is an intermediate scheme.

Start with Khorne Red, Mephiston Red, and Pallid Wych Flesh as the foundation. Use Rakarth Flesh and Leadbelcher for secondary details, shadows, or focal accents. Finish with Drakenhof Nightshade for highlights and extra contrast.

Recommended undercoat white — Several priority paints in this army converge on white.

Paint list

Sorted by priority

🔴 Must-Have

Reds dominants

  • Khorne Red (Citadel (Games Workshop)) — Dominant colour · 2 thin coats
  • Mephiston Red (Citadel (Games Workshop)) — Volumes and panels secondaires · Layer ou reprise of raised areas
  • Pallid Wych Flesh (Citadel (Games Workshop)) — Skin, faces, and flesh · 2 thin coats

🟠 Core

Skin and coquilles

  • Rakarth Flesh (Citadel (Games Workshop)) — Skin, faces, and flesh · 2 thin coats
  • Leadbelcher (Citadel (Games Workshop)) — Weapons, trim, and metallic parts · 2 thin coats

🟡 Recommended

Shadows marines

Painting order

Recommended steps
1 Basecoat the main surfaces with Khorne Red, Mephiston Red, and Pallid Wych Flesh.
2 Apply Rakarth Flesh and Leadbelcher to the secondary details and support areas.
3 Use Drakenhof Nightshade to sharpen highlights and final contrast.
4 Keep the strongest accent colours for the focal zones so the scheme stays readable across the army.

Tips

Hints for this army
1 Keep the foundation colours dominant so the army still reads clearly at tabletop distance.
2 Use the last accent and highlight paints sparingly to sharpen the focal points instead of repainting every surface.
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