Necromunda keeps bubbling along, and this week sees the release of not only the disappointingly mono-pose Cawdor gang (looking a fair bit more bedraggled and more like a scavvy gang than they did in the old days) but also the new Gang War 4 book which introduces new Brutes, exotic beasts, and new campaign to replace Turf War called Dominion Campaign and more. There's a lot of work going into Necromunda, and it's a pity we don't see more of it. With the Cawdor gang release, we also get the Gang Cards, Cawdor Dice and a paint bundle. Also Necromunda related are the Dominion Campaign Territory Cards and an awesome resource for the serious player, Gang Leader’s Accessories Pack which comes with a tonne of reference material, tokens and new gang roster sheets.
Although we don't usually touch on the ongoing mess that is Forge World, the new Orlock Weapon Sets are out with some rather nice little additions for your gang.
Away from all things pow-pow and onto Age of $igmar V2 - and more brilliant miniatures are here, with the Liekeron the Executioner (who comes with an alternate hand) and the rather boring but very detailed Lord-Ordinator heading up the field. There's also some awesome new minis - the Nighthaunt get the incredibly dynamic Bladegheist Revenants (so tempted) and the Dreadscythe Harridans (who would make awesome Necron spare parts). The forces of Order don't miss out though, with possibly the best new mount kit for years - the Stormcast Eternals Evocators on Celestial Dracolines. Can't get enough of them.
In book land, it's an audio book this week with The Lords of Terra - three short stories based around Perturabo, Konrad Curze and Malcador the Sigillite.
Although we don't usually touch on the ongoing mess that is Forge World, the new Orlock Weapon Sets are out with some rather nice little additions for your gang.
Away from all things pow-pow and onto Age of $igmar V2 - and more brilliant miniatures are here, with the Liekeron the Executioner (who comes with an alternate hand) and the rather boring but very detailed Lord-Ordinator heading up the field. There's also some awesome new minis - the Nighthaunt get the incredibly dynamic Bladegheist Revenants (so tempted) and the Dreadscythe Harridans (who would make awesome Necron spare parts). The forces of Order don't miss out though, with possibly the best new mount kit for years - the Stormcast Eternals Evocators on Celestial Dracolines. Can't get enough of them.
In book land, it's an audio book this week with The Lords of Terra - three short stories based around Perturabo, Konrad Curze and Malcador the Sigillite.
Now today we noticed the Easy to Build: Chainrasp Hordes and the multi-part. Sequitors in the pre-order section, but it looks like they are available now. Not sure if or how we missed those before, but they're both amazing looking sets. Now the interesting thing about these releases is their price point - they are both incredibly high. The Chainrasps for example are almost the same price as multi-part kits but for Easy To Build models, leading us to believe that there may not be a multi-part version of this kit and the Sequitors, yes a set of 10, are also at the prices of the original Age of $igmar kits.
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