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Necromunda have decided to do a similar format to Kill Team, and instead of having the terrain in the expansion boxes, the terrain will now be separately available. In some ways this is good, but when you're introducing a whole new battlefield, it seems like double handling. Thus we have Necromunda: Hive Secundus, the second largest Hive City on Necromunda gets a look-in, and boy is it a mess! It's also infested with Genestealers and of course their friendly Cultists. Both the Cultists and Genestealers have been twisted by their anger at having GW block certain releases in certain markets, so there's a new spin on them. Meanwhile, their adversary, the Van Saars, backed by the Imperial House, bring some new weapons to the melee, and are backed up by two reformatted Xenos armoured suits - easily the highlight of this set. One of the terrain sets to accompany Hive Secundus is these weirdly organic looking Hive Data Stack Cluster. Very different feel, so I'm sure people will be into these for something different. The other terrain set is the Ruined Zone Mortalis - the classic Zone Mortalis, but melted, broken, smashed, to depict the destruction and chaos inside Hive Secundus. Great idea, but it makes them hard to stack, which is the idea in a massive Hive City. Two new stand-out characters this week, with The Proxy and Fixer, both in resin and beautifully sculpted and painted. Fixer especially is right in line with the original look of the Imperial House in both Confrontation and Necromunda.
The Warhammer: Old World is back after a hiatus that is way way too long, and this time we have the Dwarves! The new Arcane Journal: Dwarfen Mountain Holds, if it's anything like the others in this series will be a great guide to "Lore and More", while the release of the Dwarfen Mountain Holds Reference Card Pack, Dwarfen Mountain Holds Dice Set. and brand new Transfer Sheet (this is really cool!) will get your troops on the field.Speaking of troops, the Dwarfen Mountain Holds Battalion box gives you a tonne of them. There's also some fantastic new leader sets , the plastic Dwarf Lords with Shieldbearers (a must-have), the new and vastly improved Ungrim Ironfist, the Slayer King of Karak Kadrin which is just an amazing model with great bearing (in resin), and Dwarf Thane with Handgun on Oathstone, also in resin. There's also a reappearance of the plastic Runesmith. All of these are brilliant! These new releases are supported by a bevy of classic, and old, miniatures, including the Dwarf Command Set, Slayer Command Set, Dwarf Slayers, Doomseekers, the very ancient Imperial Dwarves Command and Imperial Dwarfs (who I think have to be 40 years old by now), the Dwarf Warriors, Dwarf Quarrelers, Irondrakes/ Ironbreakers, Hammerers/ Thunderers. Guided by the trusty Dwarf Engineers (in metal) there are of course some war machines, including the Grudge Thrower, Flame Cannon grizzly Goblin-Hewer, Dwarf Bolt Thrower, The Anvil of Doom and Bugmans Cart.
In books this week it's the Death Korps of Kreig Dead Man Walking in Special Edition. Not only is the cover in black and white, the writing inside is too. Very special. Very limited!
Horus Heresy loves a map, and now Necromunda has a new map too, Carta Galactica: The Secundan Exclusion Zone, showing you Hive Secundus and a whole lot of eradiated desert!
The Warhammer: Old World is back after a hiatus that is way way too long, and this time we have the Dwarves! The new Arcane Journal: Dwarfen Mountain Holds, if it's anything like the others in this series will be a great guide to "Lore and More", while the release of the Dwarfen Mountain Holds Reference Card Pack, Dwarfen Mountain Holds Dice Set. and brand new Transfer Sheet (this is really cool!) will get your troops on the field.Speaking of troops, the Dwarfen Mountain Holds Battalion box gives you a tonne of them. There's also some fantastic new leader sets , the plastic Dwarf Lords with Shieldbearers (a must-have), the new and vastly improved Ungrim Ironfist, the Slayer King of Karak Kadrin which is just an amazing model with great bearing (in resin), and Dwarf Thane with Handgun on Oathstone, also in resin. There's also a reappearance of the plastic Runesmith. All of these are brilliant! These new releases are supported by a bevy of classic, and old, miniatures, including the Dwarf Command Set, Slayer Command Set, Dwarf Slayers, Doomseekers, the very ancient Imperial Dwarves Command and Imperial Dwarfs (who I think have to be 40 years old by now), the Dwarf Warriors, Dwarf Quarrelers, Irondrakes/ Ironbreakers, Hammerers/ Thunderers. Guided by the trusty Dwarf Engineers (in metal) there are of course some war machines, including the Grudge Thrower, Flame Cannon grizzly Goblin-Hewer, Dwarf Bolt Thrower, The Anvil of Doom and Bugmans Cart.
In books this week it's the Death Korps of Kreig Dead Man Walking in Special Edition. Not only is the cover in black and white, the writing inside is too. Very special. Very limited!
Horus Heresy loves a map, and now Necromunda has a new map too, Carta Galactica: The Secundan Exclusion Zone, showing you Hive Secundus and a whole lot of eradiated desert!
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