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orazNewsletter WF pisze:Tamurkhan: Throne of Chaos will be on sale in limited numbers at Games Day UK
nilbog na CDO pisze:I emailed forgeworld and got a swift reply from Tris Buckroyd who says it will be available for pre-order over the next couple of weeks.
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, tylko owszem - cena mordercza tzn zachodnim
bez szałuVogon na CDO pisze:So a couple of things the only core troops in the book are infernal guard and hobgoblins. No plans for hobgoblin models yet and bull centaurs may happen if they do itll be within a year. Nothing more than a sketch so far
MartyF na CDO pisze:I just got back with the book, no joy on getting more than one. I can confirm no chaos dwarf warriors as stated above
Other things I have noticed:
Hob gob cav moved to rare and are now more expensive than normal goblin cav.
Blunder rules also look the same as rumoured, although can only go on infernal guard and cost the same as 3 Skaven slaves.
K'dai destroyer is 15 skaven slaves more expensive than seen in the GD list.
New special choice, Infernal Ironsworn, encorcelled handweapon and better weaponskill than normal infernal for the cost of 8.5 skaven slaves.
The miscast issue is better, its only a wound after a failed T test.
Napatha are thrown weapons (6") and cause d3 st3 hits. Armour piercing.
Blood of hashut is a single use item that works on 2+ and does d6 auto hits on single model in b2b. The to wound roll is always equal to the unmodified armour save (1 always fails).
Everything else looks similar, but this is only after a few minutes with the book!
Edit: Just noticed sorcer prophets have darkforged weapons. Which means you roll a d6 at start of game to get special ability, which can be
1. +1 to channel
2. str 3 breath attack
3. Eternal hatred
4. Causes D3 wounds
5. +1 to dispell
6. wounds on a 2+, roll of 1 wounds bearer.
Edit 2: Just noticed that an effect of ashstorm is that target becomes flammable. This helps with the lore attribute!
Grimstonefire na CDO pisze:A few things I found out:
No CD warriors (as already said). Unlikely to be considered.
No Hobgoblins. Unlikely to be considered.
No rumoured 2nd book for CD. So what's in Tamurkhan will likely be all we get (unless management change their mind).
BC are 50mm x 50mm based (sculpted by steve Whitehead), similar in scale to the juggernauts.
Keith Robertson (who I know will probably be reading this ) said that the justification for not doing the CD warriors or Hobgoblins was that it would be prohibitively expensive for people to collect whole armies.
Which is fair enough if they don't sell well... On the other hand I'm sure they'd make a killing! Keith was saying that people should find proxies (gnoblars/ goblins etc) and that the "community will find an adequate solution". I'm sure they will Keith in the not too distant future... He knew who I was btw. Seems a lot of the FW staff I've spoken to do.
Whilst I happen to be posting, Tim Adcock did ALL the chaos dwarf warmachines by hand!?!? Holy hell, I really didn't think that was likely. I know Tim has used CAD before so I presumed it was that.
Also, there is a lot of pressure on the sales team to make the ltd ed Chaos Ogre from last year a regular release because people ask for it so much. They tried to get in contact with the sculptor who protest quit, but they can't, so they'll be putting a few more together themselves.
There are 2 variant Taurus sculpts. The first one (unridden, but has a saddle (scratches head)) is for sale. The other one, the one with both front hooves on the ground has a modified version of the CD sorcerer on foot, Drazhoath the Ashen.
That's about it for CD related news from me. I took some photos which I'll upload later.
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