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Since Necromunda is coming back with new models and rules. It got me interested in the game, Especially all that Cyberpunk and gang stuff associated with it. So with that said which, of the 'houses' is your favorite. Personally, so far the one that interests me the most is the Delaque house, I just like their whole sneaky, assassination stick and plus I find Trenchcoats and googles to be a fine combination when it comes to Cyberpunk.

House Orlock here.

Liked their aesthetic and fluff. Guns. Double denim is the epitome of style with a matching bandana. Moar guns. You can give them names of 80's heavy metal band members and they just fit. Did I mention guns?

Gotta be the Ratskins, game is basically a western anyways so why not go the whole hog, also, was great being able to ignore 90% of the environmental stuff that could be really nasty o0n occasion. Also, the models were pretty good too It was also fun naming them too.

Escher a close second coz the models were great, previews of the new ones look even better!!

Van Saar. Dune-esque still-suits and 'reliable' weaponry. I could take or leave the beards, though. Always felt a bit russian to me on that account.

I liked my ratskins the best. They had a lot of fun fluffy abilities.

I feel like Eschers are the most iconic - but I do really like the Delaques too. And I've seen some really cool converted pit slaves... Heck, they're all great - I think Goliaths and Cawdor would be last on my list, but they're still pretty cool too.

Delaque, sneaky sneaky

Other. Redemptionists.
Models were great, can't beat a bit of purging.

 Alex Kolodotschko wrote:
Other. Redemptionists.
Models were great, can't beat a bit of purging.

Second this, nothing like putting flamethrowers on absolutely everything

Cawdor are second though.

While I liked most...Cawdor was my preferred. I'll be sticking to them if the models are good, because they can double as cultists for my 40K army = bonus.

Never liked anything beyond the main box game. Didn't like Redemptionists, didn't like Spyrers etc.

I love most of the modells.

Orlock look like cool Gangster and mostly like normal humans.

Van Saar are cool with their suites but look a little bit boring.
The Goliath are cool Cyberpunks. A little bit like stupid fighters.
Eschers are iconic because of their crazy Hairstyle and their strong-female/crippeld men attitude. ^^
Delaque have that cool Genestealer-Cult oder Matrix-Neo optic.

I do not like House Cawdor. They have too many Breton-like masks for my taste. House Redemption on the other Hand are cool as hell. Flamethrower everywhere.

I did not like the modells of the pit-slaves and the ratskins. Allthoug their fluff is cool. The Envorsers sounded allways boring as hell.

My favourite Gang are Scavvies. How cool is it, to simply eat your prisoners?! Mutants and other creatures to follow some crazy leader. And lots of zombies <3 I also have the plaquezombie-king. But honestly I forgot his name... xD

Spyrers as you have effectively a gang of assassins.

Normal(ish) gang would be Delaque or Redemptionists. Mainly for the look.

Never liked Goliath but the new minis do them justice.

I wonder if you could use some of the Death Guard poxwalkers as an underhive mutant warband? I think with the right paint scheme, they'd fit in rather well.

 Dark Apostle 666 wrote:
I wonder if you could use some of the Death Guard poxwalkers as an underhive mutant warband? I think with the right paint scheme, they'd fit in rather well.

No reason why you couldn't, especially the ones with weapons.

I was always partial to house Orlock. I just seemed to 'get' them from a fluff perspective I suppose...