Based on the idea that what if Clan Pestilence had been able to corrupt Lizardmen Spawning Pools in Lustria and some of the Corrupt Pools had spawned alive yet corrupted lizards. These lizards would be a blasphemy of their original forms one way or another and they would serve the Skaven as slaves or weapons of war - even against their healthy kin.

The concept is based on the background information that Clan Pestilence is able to produce Rat Ogres that are controllable without beast-masters with the right set of plagues.

Secondly, in the Lizardmen background stories, the Pestilence were keen on infecting the spawning pools (and temple cities in general) to cancel the birth of new lizardfolk and cause plagues among the living.

Heavily wrapped in rotting cloths and rusty metal scraps before force feeding with various pestilence mixtures makes the Pus-Skink Swamper a wobbling and volatile mockery of its healthy kin.

Twisted Plagues have clouded the minds and rotted the scales of these Sauruses. Their arms are chained to a pair of Plague Censers before they are whipped to rage and aimed at the enemy.

The Plague Priest, that managed to contaminate a Saurus spawning pool with a dicease which made the Saurus grow horns (those few that survived the sickness), was give much-much warpstone for inventing "The Plague of the Horned One". It wasn't long before the said Priest was blashmeny. Side effects included feral behaviour and tendency to

A potent Plague Monk that has survived the wicked game of Skaven politics, but hasn't yet achieved the priesthood. Maybe more prestige can be gained by showing their skills on the Blood Bowl pitch. The two game are not that much apart, so the Stinging Things are well adapted to reading the pace of the game and can perform various tricks to conceal their true intentions.

The Skinks less affected by the various plagues are dressed in white(ish) cloth to soak the pus - oozing from various blisters and pustules - in to the rags. The white gives a nice contrast to the yellowish and reddish sercetions.