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The re-release of the Bonesinger was the perfect opportunity to flesh out this fascinating figure with a datasheet of their own. For the first time ever, you’ll be able to represent Bonesingers on the tabletop, meaning it’s not just a great piece for collectors, but for gaming, too.

wow how young are the writers at GW.

The Main weapon originally was the Isthra Kasra (a Force Sword/Force Staff combination) not a psytronome shaper.(how greater the imagination at GW for the range was)

The BoneSeer and the BoneSinger rules were released way back in the mid 90's. GW released the rules in Citadel Journal 13.

the models were the ones with the WraithHarp or the Synth. They had 4 psychic powers including healing, protecting wraith constructs, a 2nd action for the wraith target

Funny trivia....GW had rules or models for the rock and roll era ....the most famous being the Noise Marines, then the Bonesingers. My favorite were the Ork Goffik Rokkerz!

They had full rules and a conversion line for the model.....hilarious!


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Probably back to 4th edition. I remember this specific model was originally released as an army box exclusive but had no actual rules and was encouraged to be used as a Farseer.

Loved the hair-metal Noise Marines! Hoping to one day track some of them down.

Hadn't connected the Bonesinger to them and the Goff Rockers though, but it makes sense now that you've mentioned it. I've ordered mine and looking forward to including him in my army.