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A war is being fought on two fronts...
As death looms, heroes struggle for redemption...
Caspia is invaded as Korsk's cathedrals are desecrated...
Alliances made in the shadows bear bitter fruit...
The clash of old rivals shapes the fate of nations...
...And the Iron Kingdoms enters a new era!

WARMACHINE: Legends™ brings the saga of WARMACHINE to an earth-shattering climax and introduces new warcasters, additional epic warcasters, character warjacks, powerful solos and battle-ready units and attachments. WARMACHINE: Legends™ delivers 176 full-color pages that continue the WARMACHINE saga, introduces many characters, and unveils exciting new options for your army!

* Warcaster Attachments: New models which accompany warcasters, protecting them or augmenting their powers.
* Warjack Imprints: Legends character 'jacks can spend focus to activate powerful new abilities.
* "Tactics", "Cohorts", and "Affinities" add new special abilities when the models in Legends™ team up with your existing force.

WARMACHINE: Legends™ ensures that, whether you are expanding your army or building a new one, no battle will ever be the same

That is the weakest cover I have seen by them ever.

While I agree that the cover is weak (looks like the zillion no-effort movie one-sheets with photos of the three stars looking dire), I'm sure the content will prove better (isn't there some saying about books and their covers and how one should judge them?).

This also reminds me I need to get my hands on a copy of Supremacy sometime before August.

DFo wrote:
This also reminds me I need to get my hands on a copy of Supremacy sometime before August.

Why is that? I am out of the PP loop a little.

DFo wrote:While I agree that the cover is weak (looks like the zillion no-effort movie one-sheets with photos of the three stars looking dire), I'm sure the content will prove better (isn't there some saying about books and their covers and how one should judge them?).

This also reminds me I need to get my hands on a copy of Supremacy sometime before August.

You mean the PC game?

lol

xenite wrote:

DFo wrote:
This also reminds me I need to get my hands on a copy of Supremacy sometime before August.

Why is that? I am out of the PP loop a little.

Two reasons.

1) So I can realise it's called "Superiority" not "Supremacy" (Malf's comment suddenly makes sense!)

2) Because I actually find myself really enjoying the fluff. I bought Apotheosis (on sale) not because of the rules, but because I wanted to find out how the war was going. Man, reading that back I feel it requires a blushing Orc too...

Ah, I was wondering about that.

Yeah, the teaser plots between the books are kind of
interesting. Remember to read them in order and to read
No Quarter as well, as sometimes they put in stories that
fit in the timeline there.

I was thinking it was a pretty tame cover as well. At least they balanced that out with the character jack art being very powerful.

If the old guy held his chin up, it would be a pretty neat cover that had legendary characters looking almighty and aloof.

Huh. It's not easy wearing a shako, neh?

Goreshade has pretty eyes.