It's getting pretty loud out in those Ash Wastes, with almost all factions now having some sort of vehicle to do combat with in the hell-scape that is Necromunda. This week it's Escher who now have something to help distribute their illicit contraband with in the form of the Escher Cutters - jet bikes that would also make excellent engines on an Ork flyer. The flyers also have special Dice, Escher Vehicle Gang Tactics Cards, plus the second edition of the Escher Gang Tactics Cards.
Last week we saw the Age of $igmar Battleforces, well this week it's time for the Warhammer 40,000 versions. Interestingly, two of the Battleforces come with a Primarch, with the Thousand Sons – Court of The Crimson King and the Death Guard – Council of The Death Lord boxes boasting their powerful leader. Meanwhile, the Legion whose Father doesn't love them - the Imperial Fists - have to battle on alone with the Imperial Fists – Bastion Strike Force. The Raven Guard also get their own set with the Raven Guard – Ravenstrike Battle Force, but at least the Raven Guard's Chapter Master, Kayvaan Shrike turned up! Two elite forces of the Imperium get some love, the Adepta Sororitas – Sanctorum Guard and the Adeptus Custodes – Watchers of The Gate with both being forces all unto themselves.
Still in the world of WH40K, your old Machine Cult friends, the Adeptus Mechanicus have a new-ish model out, the Technoarcheologist, who is a nice mini it itself, but also a great base for any conversion.
Warhammer Quest: Cursed City – Nemesis, the second and final expansion for Cursed City is here, and sadly, no new minis! This seems like an awful lot for just some paper...
In books this week, another beautifully presented set, The Gotrek Gurnisson Collection collecting three novels and three short stories written by Darius Hinks, including Ghoulslayer, The Neverspike, Gitslayer, Death on the Road to Svardheim, Soulslayer, and a new short story – The Crown of Karak-Khazhar. Age of $igmar's favourite Golden Bois have a new hardback, Hammers of Sigmar: First Forged and the Emperor's Murder Lords appear in 26 stories across the Heirs of The Emperor anthology in hardback.
Last week we saw the Age of $igmar Battleforces, well this week it's time for the Warhammer 40,000 versions. Interestingly, two of the Battleforces come with a Primarch, with the Thousand Sons – Court of The Crimson King and the Death Guard – Council of The Death Lord boxes boasting their powerful leader. Meanwhile, the Legion whose Father doesn't love them - the Imperial Fists - have to battle on alone with the Imperial Fists – Bastion Strike Force. The Raven Guard also get their own set with the Raven Guard – Ravenstrike Battle Force, but at least the Raven Guard's Chapter Master, Kayvaan Shrike turned up! Two elite forces of the Imperium get some love, the Adepta Sororitas – Sanctorum Guard and the Adeptus Custodes – Watchers of The Gate with both being forces all unto themselves.
Still in the world of WH40K, your old Machine Cult friends, the Adeptus Mechanicus have a new-ish model out, the Technoarcheologist, who is a nice mini it itself, but also a great base for any conversion.
Warhammer Quest: Cursed City – Nemesis, the second and final expansion for Cursed City is here, and sadly, no new minis! This seems like an awful lot for just some paper...
In books this week, another beautifully presented set, The Gotrek Gurnisson Collection collecting three novels and three short stories written by Darius Hinks, including Ghoulslayer, The Neverspike, Gitslayer, Death on the Road to Svardheim, Soulslayer, and a new short story – The Crown of Karak-Khazhar. Age of $igmar's favourite Golden Bois have a new hardback, Hammers of Sigmar: First Forged and the Emperor's Murder Lords appear in 26 stories across the Heirs of The Emperor anthology in hardback.
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