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July Releases for Warmachine and Hordes.

WARMACHINE: Colossals
MSRP $34.99 PIP 1049 (Softcover)
MSRP $44.99
PIP 1050 (Hardcover)

WARMACHINE: Colossals

BRACE YOURSELF FOR FULL-SCALE
WARFARE!

Darkness descends upon the nations of the Iron
Kingdoms as the undead legions of Cryx
overwhelm Point Bourne, revealing their true
strength. As war once again consumes the land,
the embattled nations race to deploy colossal
warjacks bristling with weaponry to turn the tide.
But the emergence of new threats, both ancient
and unseen, will force old enemies into uneasy
cooperation in a fight for survival!

WARMACHINE: Colossals brings you the next
thrilling chapter of the WARMACHINE saga.
Elevate your game with:

Powerful new colossals—enormous warjacks
that dwarf even the largest heavy ’jacks and
bring all-new strategies to the table.

New warcasters for each faction, including the
third incarnations of some of the Iron Kingdoms’
greatest champions.

Fully compiled and updated Unbound rules,
allowing you to recreate iconic large-scale battles
with specialized rules to enhance gameplay.

New narrative fiction picking up directly after the
exciting events of WARMACHINE: Wrath.

A painting and modeling guide to help you
prepare your colossals for combat.

Theme Force lists for each new warcaster, which allow you to create armies based on the specialized forces found in the
WARMACHINE world.

FOCUS YOUR WILL AND CRUSH THE ENEMY BENEATH YOUR COLOSSAL MIGHT!


Khador Conquest Colossal (resin and white metal)
MSRP $134.99 PIP 33050


The Conquest is a walking mountain of steel bristling with some of the most powerful weapons ever used on the battlefields of the Iron Kingdoms. The deafening roar of the colossal’s steam-fed engine is punctuated by the staggering percussion of its devastating guns, which unleash a punishing barrage of shells able to reduce warjacks to slag and annihilate entire enemy formations. Deployed to the front lines, the Conquest brings unrivaled firepower to Khadoran battlegroups.

The Conquest colossal comes in a box (PIP 33050) and includes a colossal wreck marker. A player may field up to two Conquests for each warcaster in a Khador army.

Khador Iron Fang Pikemen Unit (repackaging) (white metal)
MSRP $84.99 PIP 33090

Heavily armored Khadoran Iron Fangs are charged with hunting down and destroying
enemy warjacks. Fast and deadly, Iron Fangs are armed with explosive blasting pikes
designed to tear through the thickest armor and bring enemy warjacks to their knees.

The Iron Fang Pikemen unit comes in a box (PIP 33090). A player may field up to two
Iron Fang Pikemen units for each warcaster in a Khador army.

SPECIAL NOTE: PIP 33090 contains the same Mk II stat card as PIP 33018. The
models in this box represent the same figures in the game. PIP 33090 replaces PIP
33018 and PIP 33012 by offering their contents in a complete unit. The replaced PIPs
will no longer be available from Privateer Press beginning July 1, 2012.

Khador Vladimir Tzepesci, Great Prince of Umbrey Epic Cavalry Warcaster
(white metal)
MSRP $39.99 PIP 33092

Reclaiming his long-denied birthright, Great Prince Vladimir Tzepesci rides his
warhorse Vsada into battle to defend the lands of Umbrey restored to his family. He
wields weapons of the ancient Tzepesci horselords, carrying a spear in one hand
and the mace Huntsman in the other. Should strength of arms alone prove
insufficient, Vladimir lashes out with dark sorceries. The blood of kings that runs in
his veins lends him the strength to secure victory.

Vladimir Tzepesci, Great Prince of Umbrey epic cavalry warcaster comes in a box
(PIP 33092). A player may field one Vladimir Tzepesci, Great Prince of Umbrey in a
Khador army.

Protectorate Castigator/Reckoner/Sanctifier Heavy Warjack (plastic kit)
MSRP $34.99
PIP 32070

The Reckoner was heralded as the first warjack entirely of Menite design. It
lights the way for the faithful with its cannon as it charges across the
battlefield and then smashes anything still standing with its club. Based on the
same design, the Castigator brings Menoth’s Fury to its enemies with its
flaming fists and the ability to ignite the surrounding air with flesh-cremating
heat. The Sanctifier is employed in battle to ensure the spirits of the righteous
are ushered to Urcaen; as battle wears on, it becomes a vessel for Menite
souls, fueling its power even as it protects the righteous.

This box set contains three color stat cards and one multi-part heavy warjack
plastic model (PIP 32070). Included are all the components to assemble one
of three heavy warjack variants: Castigator, Reckoner, or Sanctifier. A player
may field any number of these heavy warjacks in a Protectorate of Menoth
army.

SPECIAL NOTE: PIP 32070 contains the same Mk II stat cards as PIP 32025
and PIP 32038. The model in this box represents the same figures as those
PIPs in the game. However, the model in PIP 32070 is a new sculpt and
therefore looks different from the models found in those PIPs. In addition, this model is plastic rather than metal. PIP
32025 and 32038 will no longer be available from Privateer Press beginning July 1, 2012.

Trollblood Sons of Bragg Character Unit (white metal)
MSRP $TBD
PIP 71063

The Sons of Bragg swagger across western Immoren like living legends, each mighty with both
sword and voice. The Sons are heard long before their arrival, booming mighty chants that
resound off trees and mountains. Wrathar leads the chorus of his brothers Tor and Rhudd.
Their voices join in perfect harmony to belt out powerful chants that sustain them despite
impossibly grievous wounds. On their own each brother is formidable, but together they are an
army of three.

The Sons of Bragg unit comes in a box (PIP 71063). A player may field one Sons of Bragg unit
in a Trollblood army.

Circle Orboros Winter Argus Light Warbeast (white metal)
MSRP $14.99
PIP 72060

The savage winter argus stalk the dark, frozen hinterlands of the Scarsfell Forest and
Blackroot Wood, prowling under cover of great northern storms. Gouts of gelid breath
freeze the argus’ victims in place until the pack closes in for the feast. Though feared
by many, the creatures are prized by northern druids for their savagery and the
supernatural cold they can manifest to cripple the enemies of the Circle Orboros.

The Winter Argus light warbeast comes in a box (PIP 72060). A player may field any
number of Winter Argus in a Circle Orboros army.

Legion of Everblight Succubus Solo (white metal)
MSRP $16.99
PIP 73060
Products of generations of Everblight’s manipulations, succubi are fonts of blighted arcane
power. To create each one, a specially selected Nyss is brought to the spawning pools
and ritually bathed in the blood of a warlock. It emerges as something no longer wholly
Nyss, attuned to the warlock whose blood actualized its second birth. This ritual empowers
each succubus as an amplifier of its warlock’s own gifts. With their every thought and
action these creatures carry out the will of their masters and the dragon itself.

The Succubus solo comes in a blister (PIP 73060). A player may field one Succubus for
each warlock in a Legion of Everblight army.

Skorne Tiberion Character Titan Heavy Warbeast Upgrade Kit (white metal)
MSRP $17.99
PIP 74061

Few warbeasts survive long enough to distinguish themselves in the service of the skorne,
but the fiercely intelligent and disciplined Tiberion has fought alongside Tyrant Xerxis for
over a decade. Because the titan’s intractable nature made him almost impossible to train,
his original handlers nearly put him to death. Xerxis sensed an extraordinary fighting spirit
in him, though, and took it upon himself to break the beast. Now Tiberion serves his
master Xerxis with all the devotion of a sworn soldier, standing immovable against waves
of enemies even as he shatters entire formations with his powerful tetsubo.

The Tiberion character titan heavy warbeast upgrade comes in a blister (PIP 74061). The
Tiberion character titan heavy warbeast upgrade is NOT a complete model. Players will
need a Skorne Cannoneer/Gladiator/Sentry Titan Heavy Warbeast (PIP 74057) in addition
to this kit. A player may field one Tiberion in a Skorne army.

No Quarter Magazine #43
MSRP $7.50
PIP NQ43

No Quarter Magazine is your best source for new Iron Kingdoms RPG material, and No Quarter #43 is the first issue to
feature playable IK RPG content! Additionally, Guts & Gears heads to the east with a revealing look at the mighty Siege
Animantarax, and Gavyn Kyle checks in with a dossier on the powerful trollkin leader Hoarluk Doomshaper.

Tiberion in July. YESSSSSSSSSSS!!

Sack that, Kurgash - Sons of Bragg in July!

Yay, IK RPG stuff!

Malfred, you spoilfun!
That could have been 12 single threads by the usual posters

Yay, I can finally get my second Protectorate heavy kit!

I would have posted twelve threads if they hadn't come in one single doc

Sons of Bragg- nice!!

What makes me sad, though, is still no Storm Troll... . There's a pic of it in the Domination book, we all know it's done!

Any thoughts on when that might release, malfred... presumably before the end of the year, right?

malfred wrote:I would have posted twelve threads if they hadn't come in one single doc

No problem, we will see 12 separate threads for each preview pic. And 12 additional threads when each is released. That's the way with Privateer news threads

Khador Conquest Colossal (resin and white metal)
MSRP $134.99 PIP 33050
Cavalry Unit MSRP $84.99
Mounted General MSRP $39.99

Seems Privateer copied the GW pricing system. Waiting for the Gargantuan model line next year for 5000$ each

That's been the pricing for cav units for ages.

I think he was pointing out how expensive Vlad was, which has gone up in price compared to earlier solos/warcasters.

Also

As war once again consumes the land,

When exactly has WM not been in a state of total war, since, maybe, Escalation?

There was, apparently, a little break before the events of Wrath.

spiralingcadaver wrote:I think he was pointing out how expensive Vlad was, which has gone up in price compared to earlier solos/warcasters.

Vlad went from being an infantry model to being on a horse.... Add in the shoulderpads and the horse armour, and I'm surprised it didn't cost $60.

-John

Kroothawk wrote:No problem, we will see 12 separate threads for each preview pic. And 12 additional threads when each is released. That's the way with Privateer news threads

And I'll enjoy each and every one

Jeremiah Kraye is 24.99. That's the price from back when he
was released. Their pricing tends to stay the same, so they set
a price as high as they think they can keep it because they
don't intend to do price adjustments for a while.

Kroothawk wrote:No problem, we will see 12 separate threads for each preview pic. And 12 additional threads when each is released. That's the way with Privateer news threads

Ad when you try and do something about it, the mods complain...

You got it

All hail the separate news threads!

Or the users complain when it's very clearly been laid out that there will NOT be a single Privateer Press combined thread. I don't think we need to go over this ground again in every thread any more than we need to hear "GW's Australian prices are insane!!1?1!" in every thread.

A company gets rewarded for actually releasing information and it's allowed to be posted... seems fair enough to me! In any case, if it really bothers you, you could always bring it up in Nuts & Bolts again... but bogging down threads in N&R is not helping things in either direction.

On the price topic you mentioned, malfred- I recently found out that the Runeshapers blister (most expensive blister in the game ) dropped in price by I think $4... thinking of getting a few more now, to run that insane Doomshaper tier list. I think it's been this way for a while, but I missed it, and think I bought the ones I have at the original price...

Unfortunately, the Sons of Bragg blister you listed as TBD above are being listed as MSRP $39.99 at The Wastore (here) for release July 11. Not quite overtaking Runeshapers for the most expensive blister, but close!

RiTides wrote:Or the users complain when it's very clearly been laid out that there will NOT be a single Privateer Press combined thread. I don't think we need to go over this ground again in every thread any more than we need to hear "GW's Australian prices are insane!!1?1!" in every thread.

A company gets rewarded for actually releasing information and it's allowed to be posted... seems fair enough to me! In any case, if it really bothers you, you could always bring it up in Nuts & Bolts again... but bogging down threads in N&R is not helping things in either direction.

On the price topic you mentioned, malfred- I recently found out that the Runeshapers blister (most expensive blister in the game ) dropped in price by I think $4... thinking of getting a few more now, to run that insane Doomshaper tier list. I think it's been this way for a while, but I missed it, and think I bought the ones I have at the original price...

Unfortunately, the Sons of Bragg blister you listed as TBD above are being listed as MSRP $39.99 at The Wastore (here) for release July 11. Not quite overtaking Runeshapers for the most expensive blister, but close!

Sons of Bragg cheaper than the Runeshapers?

That's pretty interesting.

And Runeshapers are the prettiest trolls by far.

You love the giant chins (I do too, interestingly!).

And in that light, you're right, it's OK. They're also 6 points instead of 4, so a better cost-to-points ratio. And, of course, most people will be buying them at a discount, myself included...

What's surprising is that the Krielstone Bearer & Scribes blister can be only $29.99 (by comparison), when it's packed basically to the max with metal...

Jbuckmaster wrote:

spiralingcadaver wrote:I think he was pointing out how expensive Vlad was, which has gone up in price compared to earlier solos/warcasters.

Vlad went from being an infantry model to being on a horse.... Add in the shoulderpads and the horse armour, and I'm surprised it didn't cost $60.

-John

I should have been clearer: I meant cav solos/casters.

Precedents include:
Laddermore or Morraig ($10 less for a solo + dismount)
Drakhun ($5 more for a giant solo + medium-based dismount)
Kraye ($14 less for a warcaster (one of my favorite sculpts in the game, but that's neither here nor there)
Horthol ($40 for a giant solo + metal medium-based dismount)
Brocker ($20 less for a pretty beefy cav solo)


I agree, though, that PP feels a bit like it's gouging because of the "new shiny!" factor.

Krielstones also came out, like, five years ago or something like that.

True- nice that they haven't raised the prices of them to match!

Looking forward to seeing the Sons of Bragg preview soon... it must be coming, with the release date about 2 months out.

... no cryx...

no cryx yet =sad panda

Looking forward to Accumulator [Banes]?