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There is a bit that looks like it could be a bright lance or some kind of D weapon but is not reflected or shown in any of the instructions...

Anyone have any idea what the heck it is or even doing on the wraithknight sprue?

(I tried attaching a pic but if it doesn't load I'll try again later)

It's a scope, it goes under the sun cannon. It's in the instructions.

Dang I must have barely missed it! It doesn't look like a scope. I kind of wish it was another weapon option that somehow fell through the cracks... Really is a shame that the WK can have 4 weapons and only shoot 2:(.

 mortetvie wrote:
Dang I must have barely missed it! It doesn't look like a scope. I kind of wish it was another weapon option that somehow fell through the cracks... Really is a shame that the WK can have 4 weapons and only shoot 2:(.

Wow, I never could figure that out either.


And yes, its a shame the Wraithknight cant shoot more than two weapons with options for four. Though, I'd still never take anything but a Stock Wriathknight and a Scatter Laser, maybe two Scatter lasers for the symmetry if I had points to burn.

So it's really just a bigger Wraithlord, then. The bigger and uglier version. GI Jeldar.

It's not going to be the first WTF? moment for you playing the game and it won't be the last.