* Sometimes she will even supervise from the opposing gang’s side while carelessly firing her autogun. Sign up for the Warhammer Community newsletter to get all the latest underhive, and Warhammer news delivered straight to your inbox. Just keep an ear out for the clink of stylish metal plated boots – they’re so hot right now – and the acrid stink of fresh gunk wafting through the air. If you need some warm bodies in your gang, you will soon be able to hire these squabbling siblings.

Oblivious to this and carried through by braggadocio alone, he has so far managed to blunder his way through each of these assassination attempts, even when Gaen tags along to “supervise”.* Gaen also spends a fair amount of time trying to get Vunder killed by hiring him out to various gangs who need some extra muscle. She oversees the manufacture of gunk directly, outfitting her gangers with gunk rounds and gunk bombs, and even lacing her throwing knives with the lethal stuff. Unlike Vunder, she remains focused on the business of earning cold-hard credits for the family rather than hob-nobbing with faux-nobility. the Gunk Queen, is a pauper princess who has used her skills to claim leadership of the Gorvos clan. Of course, he’s a complete buffoon, despised by everyone he meets, and a total liability for his family.

Vunder Gorvos fully believes he is a hive noble – festooned in fine fashion and aping any uphive affectations such as the exotic pet that perches on his shoulder. The Gorvos crime family controls Two Tunnels, Draek’s Gantry, and the Grey Wastes Trading Post, and the dozen or so surrounding domes in a surprisingly solid alliance with the Faebrun and Kaorka clans. This troublesome twosome are the self-styled nobility of the underhive. With a flash of his winning smile and a flourish of his two master-crafted stub guns, Vunder Gorvos strolls in – swiftly followed by Gaen, his furious (and far more capable) sister.

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