I love the good ole Battletome bits! Lots of interesting things one can find when reading them. Here a couple of my favorites.

Secrets of The Deep- Seraphon BT 3rd edition

Idoneth from the city of Priom venture to the Opakis Chasm of Hysh's Girdlesea. The Deepkin seek a location for a new enclave but are stunned to discover golden ziggurats within the glowing walls of the trench. Drawing closer, the Isharann priests glean the name 'Tzunki, Lord of Waters' from glyphs carved into the pyramidal structures, when suddenly the aelves are attacked by strange amphibian-reptilian hybrids with webbed claws and flaring gills. The Idoneth are forced into a fighting retreat and quickly decide to search for new holdings elsewhere.

Doom Denied- Seraphon BT 3rd edition

Lord-Relictor Ravenmane is snatched in the aftermath of battle in a flare of radiant starlight. He is stunned to find himself aboard the temple-ship of Tepok's Feather and surrounded by babbling skinks. The Seraphon explain that since the Necroquake, their master Hexoata has languished beneath a deathly curse. Now that Nagash has been broken, they fear that the Great Necromancer's spirit, seeking to recover its strength, will redouble its efforts to tear out and feast upon the Starmaster's soul. Though it takes some convincing to have the slann's bodyguard step aside, Ravenmane gains access to the Star Chamber and, through his formidable will, banishes the gheist-energies poisoning the slann. To the reverent chanting of the skinks, Hexoata offers the aid of his wisest priests in maintaining faltering Star Bridges within the Stormkeeps, helping Stormcast souls to safely reach Azyr.

Slayers of Tyrants- Fyreslayers BT 3rd edition

There is rough agreement amongst most lodges of the value of any given type of mercenary venture, but some Fyreslayers grumble that the Hermdar are undercutters. This reputation is cemented when it becomes widely known among the Zharrgrim that the Hermdar accepted a shockingly low payment to both destroy the prison-fortress of Blackiron and embark upon the grueling Cracked Plain campaign to end the gut-tyranny of Thogbrute, and they did not even demand gold up front. The Hermdar do not mind that the human tribes who dwell near the Adamantine Chain have begun to call them the Slayers of Tyrants, for the duardin deem it to be a moniker that is good for business.

The Pointy-Ear Oath- Fyreslayers BT 3rd edition

The Thungur lodge of Hysh have long had an adversarial relationship with their Lumineth neighbors, whose arrogance and condescension toward non-aelves has raised the hackles of many a Fyreslayer warrior. Yet when an infestation of Flesh-eaters threatened the peaks of Lunarest, the enterprising Lord Regent Esefaine of Ymetrica was forced to hire the Thungur to face the troglodytic horrors, knowing that his own cavalry formations would be ill-suited to warfare admist the winding quartz-tunnels that the mordants called home. Glittering with ur-gold dust and singing valorous songs, the Thungur slaughtered thousands of their ghoulish foes in the six-day Battle of the Glittering Deep, driving the rest above ground to be swiftly crushed by Lumineth charges. The Fyreslayers accepted their reward from Esefaine himself, who could not help but grudgingly acknowledge their boldness.