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 Multimoog wrote:
Split the box three ways with two other guys who wanted the rules and the wolves. Best GW value ever. The kanz alone made it worthwhile, and Grukk is simply an amazing model that's going to be the centerpiece of my army. People calling it a slight alteration on the AOBR warboss clearly haven't examined them side by side. Grukk is so much bigger and better-looking.

Grukk is great; our Nobz will help us get to 10 Flashgitz, plus we swapped some of the SW on here, so have six Killa Kanz and aforesaid Faceripper dude, and a rulebook - all for the price of the old three-volume Rulebook that we sold for near its purchase price. And ONE day we will run a Grot army. It's a great little set, I hope GW take this tack more often.

some of the games in the campaign book are pretty awesome. And the ork formation in the box set allows the whole formation to deep strike!

I think it's a great development, mini campaign box sets will allow GW to release lots of starter box set throughout a version of the game without changing the rules. The box sets are really popular for lots of reasons and we should encourage the development of these.