Really? Oh come on... a two week Necromunda release window?! That's so boring... unless next week there will be more gangs!!! More gangs! Genius. Hahaha.
So yes, Necromunda is here and what a bargain the boxed game has turned out to be - for what is effectively the price of the two gangs, you get the whole game, plus the scenery. That's really cool. So it's up to you - do you get the boxed Necromunda game, or do you get the different elements separately, which in a really wise move GW have done on the same release day! You can get the boxed Necromunda: Underhive, or you can pick from the Goliath or Escher gangs. Now if you want to build your own gangs, there are also some excellent Necromunda bases which come in 32mm or 25mm. These look great and will def be on our list to buy! There's also a bucket load of scenery - there's the Bulkheads Doors or the Barricades and Objectives. Staying on Necromunda for a while, there's the Gang Cards for Goliath and Escher, and Goliath and Escher Gang Dice. In another smart move, They have also released the Necromunda: Gang War rule book for playing your gangs in the wider Warhammer 40K universe using the Sector Mechanicus scenery. Time will tell if other gangs will be listed in this book, a the Community is eager to hear who will be coming next. Speaking of Sector Mechanicus scenery there are three new kits, the Promethium Refinery, Thermic Plasma Conduits and Thermic Plasma Regulators.
There is also a pre-order that actually comes out next week - that's the Warhammer Quest cards for Chaos Adversaries which is pretty cool and should have more attention than to be lost in this large release week!
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What would a week be without some books, and Necromunda gets a run here with the Kal Jericho Omnibus. This is some old school fiction and from all accounts worth a read! Kal Jericho was an anti-hero in the world of 40K and Necromunda back in the day. He appeared in novels and comics, so he's got some good lineage on him for sure! The Geld is a Raven Guard 40K audio drama, and Overlords of the Iron Dragon is a glam metal album with really high vocals and a story of fantasy and mirth... no, sorry - it's actually the first Kharadron novel... not sure if they are into glam metal, but it would be cool if they had it blaring out of their flying ships!
So yes, Necromunda is here and what a bargain the boxed game has turned out to be - for what is effectively the price of the two gangs, you get the whole game, plus the scenery. That's really cool. So it's up to you - do you get the boxed Necromunda game, or do you get the different elements separately, which in a really wise move GW have done on the same release day! You can get the boxed Necromunda: Underhive, or you can pick from the Goliath or Escher gangs. Now if you want to build your own gangs, there are also some excellent Necromunda bases which come in 32mm or 25mm. These look great and will def be on our list to buy! There's also a bucket load of scenery - there's the Bulkheads Doors or the Barricades and Objectives. Staying on Necromunda for a while, there's the Gang Cards for Goliath and Escher, and Goliath and Escher Gang Dice. In another smart move, They have also released the Necromunda: Gang War rule book for playing your gangs in the wider Warhammer 40K universe using the Sector Mechanicus scenery. Time will tell if other gangs will be listed in this book, a the Community is eager to hear who will be coming next. Speaking of Sector Mechanicus scenery there are three new kits, the Promethium Refinery, Thermic Plasma Conduits and Thermic Plasma Regulators.
There is also a pre-order that actually comes out next week - that's the Warhammer Quest cards for Chaos Adversaries which is pretty cool and should have more attention than to be lost in this large release week!
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What would a week be without some books, and Necromunda gets a run here with the Kal Jericho Omnibus. This is some old school fiction and from all accounts worth a read! Kal Jericho was an anti-hero in the world of 40K and Necromunda back in the day. He appeared in novels and comics, so he's got some good lineage on him for sure! The Geld is a Raven Guard 40K audio drama, and Overlords of the Iron Dragon is a glam metal album with really high vocals and a story of fantasy and mirth... no, sorry - it's actually the first Kharadron novel... not sure if they are into glam metal, but it would be cool if they had it blaring out of their flying ships!
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