When we first saw them, the new Age of $igmar terrain seemed just too large to be real - but here we are just a few months later and it turns out they are all too real. The Enduring Stormvault, for example, is a large three-part base with multiple other smaller pieces. In reality it would take up the vast majority of space on a gaming table. Even the Sigmarite Dais and Shattered Temple are large pieces in themselves. If you're not into large terrain pieces, there's a very cool set of pieces in the Timeworn Ruins. Oddly there's an icon very similar to the Crux Terminatus present on Terminators in 40K (left). Age of $igmar is getting even more of a pump next week with the new Soul Wars: Forbidden Power set with some new Endless Spells minis - check the Nagash influences and there's also the new Forbidden Power Warscroll Cards.
Now if Age of $igmar is your thing - then we also have new books - the Myths & Revenants in hardcover, Skaven Wars: The Black Plague, Rulers of the Dead and Genevieve Undead. For 40K peeps, the paperback version of the Rise of the Ynnari: Wild Rider book is also out. Poor old Ynnari haven't had much of a run since their emergence on the scene.
Now if Age of $igmar is your thing - then we also have new books - the Myths & Revenants in hardcover, Skaven Wars: The Black Plague, Rulers of the Dead and Genevieve Undead. For 40K peeps, the paperback version of the Rise of the Ynnari: Wild Rider book is also out. Poor old Ynnari haven't had much of a run since their emergence on the scene.
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