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 Dravis wrote:
Not is this is the right place to put it, but Vorl army released on Antares Website.
Includes some free stl's for the Vorl Infantry.

https://antaresnexus.com/2022/08/27/vorl-added/

It's news and gaming and it's for this game so I'd say it's as good a place as any! Were they in the Warlord version of the game whether as just background mentions (like Kroot in 40k 3e) or fully playable with rules? Just from the overall look, I like that they curled them in the opposite way most insectoids are designed as it gives them a bit of uniqueness.

I think they have been hinting at them for a while, but I'm pretty sure this was the first rules release.
I really like the hunched pose as well.
Gonna have to get some transparent resin to some stealth prints.

Why didn't they lead with those rather than.. almost everything else they did?

 Gallahad wrote:
Why didn't they lead with those rather than.. almost everything else they did?

Instead of leading with the generic bald man with the padded butt cheeks? Surely you can’t be serious.

 Gallahad wrote:
Why didn't they lead with those rather than.. almost everything else they did?

Maybe the designs weren't ready or they had trouble making them?
But yeah, they are better than what was shown. I'm not saying human factions are bad as you generally want to release something your players can recognize as the "safe" option, but three obvious human factions to start with were a bit much, especially when the overall aesthetics were pretty out there and trans-humanism is supposed to be a major theme of the setting.

It doesn't help that those factions weren't that impressive to look at.
So you have bald guys in lame looking white armour, bald guys in the same armour as the other guys except it's black with bio-mechanical stuff (I actually liked that design for them, admittedly) and bald guys in blue rags. Yay.