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Hey all. as the title says, i was wondering about this as i want to paint some eldar t table top, then sell them on......

Due to the supplemental codex, Iyanden seems to be the most popular craft world these days.

As above, the usual suspects are ulthwe and iyandan, both have damn nice colour schemes and have had a lot of love from gw over the years.

thanks guys :-) iyandan it is!!!

Yeah, I've never seen anything except Ulthwe and Iyanden.

Saim-Hann is still popular. It is Craftworld featured on all the boxes.

I've seen Iyanden, Saim-Hann, and even the one that's supposed to be mostly lead by women, I don't remember it's name.

Iybraesil.

 Arschbombe wrote:
Iybraesil.

Gesundheit.

Not even german.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazil_(mythical_island)

 Arschbombe wrote:
Not even german.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazil_(mythical_island)

Doesn't have to be. 'Gesundheit' isn't a humorous response to a German-sounding word, it's a humorous response to a word which bears a rough phonetic resemblance to a sneeze.

Biel Tan was the most popular craft world in former edition when swordwind was a popular tactics.
Alaitoc was also powerful with its disruption table. The Emperor beware.