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 Accolade wrote:

Tacohunter wrote:
Crystal clear pictures posted by Thorin on warseer, my god is Glottkin amazing.

http://imgur.com/a/pzqJS

In that last picture that shows the Nurgle army, roughly how many points is all that together?

Looks to be about 5000points without upgrades, before Glottkin and the three Maggoth lords.

saw the glotkin images in this Saturdays white dwarf yesterday. The that thing is huge. from what I remember it £66


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 pretre wrote:
Some guy in the background forum:

Mc1gamer wrote:
Some Rumors on the 3rd edition to the End Times Campaign series, titled: Khaine. What changes are coming regarding the High and Dark Elves? What impact will it have on the Warhammer World?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaIJsxYHW8A&list=UUx7eOoWC9gMS9LR9kXZe3HA

Not sure if im right but I heard the cult of slannesh is making a comeback with the Elven book.

Also from my memeory the glotkin book explains what is happening with the other chaos gods

Khorne armies are invaiding Naggaroth
Nurgle - The empire
Slannesh - Ulthwe

but not heard anything about Tzentch

cammy wrote:
but not heard anything about Tzentch

That just means that everything is going to plan!

I wonder what new Elven units we'll see if it is indeed the next endimes book.

A new Malekith Sculpt would be nice!

I cant believe GW made this huge bastard but there still isnt a new plastic Great Unclean One. Or any of the other Greater Daemons.

What the feth GW?

Why are people crying about no nurgle greater daemon when we have this coming out.
This is the perfect model for a greater daemon, plus you get a couple of characters thrown into the mix.

Disappointing its only a nurgle release though

cammy wrote:saw the glotkin images in this Saturdays white dwarf yesterday. The that thing is huge. from what I remember it £66


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 pretre wrote:
Some guy in the background forum:

Mc1gamer wrote:
Some Rumors on the 3rd edition to the End Times Campaign series, titled: Khaine. What changes are coming regarding the High and Dark Elves? What impact will it have on the Warhammer World?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaIJsxYHW8A&list=UUx7eOoWC9gMS9LR9kXZe3HA

Not sure if im right but I heard the cult of slannesh is making a comeback with the Elven book.

Also from my memeory the glotkin book explains what is happening with the other chaos gods

Khorne armies are invaiding Naggaroth
Nurgle - The empire
Slannesh - Ulthwe

but not heard anything about Tzentch

Nice to hear the plans for the other Chaos Gods. have a slannesh daemon army waiting to be dusted off for the third book! I would guess there could be a few nice Slannesh and Khorne kits released during this third wave

H.B.M.C. wrote:

cammy wrote:
but not heard anything about Tzentch

That just means that everything is going to plan!

Good one

cammy wrote:
saw the glotkin images in this Saturdays white dwarf yesterday. The that thing is huge. from what I remember it £66


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 pretre wrote:
Some guy in the background forum:

Mc1gamer wrote:
Some Rumors on the 3rd edition to the End Times Campaign series, titled: Khaine. What changes are coming regarding the High and Dark Elves? What impact will it have on the Warhammer World?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaIJsxYHW8A&list=UUx7eOoWC9gMS9LR9kXZe3HA

Not sure if im right but I heard the cult of slannesh is making a comeback with the Elven book.

Also from my memeory the glotkin book explains what is happening with the other chaos gods

Khorne armies are invaiding Naggaroth
Nurgle - The empire
Slannesh - Ulthwe

but not heard anything about Tzentch

Ulthwe as in the Eldar Craftworld..?

Lol. Probably Ulthuan.

I guessed so haha.

Triple_double_U wrote:
Why are people crying about no nurgle greater daemon when we have this coming out.
This is the perfect model for a greater daemon, plus you get a couple of characters thrown into the mix.

I second this! I plan on making a GUO, Chaos Lord, and a Chaos Sorcerer out of this kit. I am also thinking about making terminators out of the Blightkings, and Mauler fiends out of the Maggoth Lords.

I think that would depend very much on how easy it is to leave off/remove the character figures without spoiling the area of the beast that they're attached to.

Shouldn't be too bad, I reckon a pile of nurglings with a pox cauldron would fill that plateau nicely.

Unless GW screw you over by having their feet modeled directly on the beastie, not unlike the Tzeentch Herald in the Burning Chariot kit.

WD cover is now in What's new today' section:

 Accolade wrote:

Tacohunter wrote:
Crystal clear pictures posted by Thorin on warseer, my god is Glottkin amazing.

http://imgur.com/a/pzqJS

In that last picture that shows the Nurgle army, roughly how many points is all that together?

7 points. I'd almost say 8 points, but 7 is Nurgle's number.

On the subject of all things Nurgle, there's this rather nice looking model someone's done of a Nurgle Lord riding a Beast of Nurgle/Plague Drone.



Helps if I attach the image...

cammy wrote:


Not sure if im right but I heard the cult of slannesh is making a comeback with the Elven book.

I will squeal with joy if this is true. IF they do, I hope beyond hope that Anointed make a comeback.

I may be a Tzeentch fanboy, but my Cult of Slaanesh army was one of the most fun to convert and play.

So the trio of brothers is the 3 riding the new nurgle monsters "Dominating the front cover are the Brothers Glott, a trio of siblings chosen by Archaon, the Lord of the End Times, to lead the assault on the Empire."

Ayup. Don't forget the big monster itself is the third brother.

From BoLS, the 4 'hidden' phrases from the GW website about this Endtimes releases

(there were 4 leading up the the Nagash book too)



Across the Sea of Claws they will come, aboard rotten ships on foetid tides.
(thats nurgle and mr spume no doubt)


Three there will be: three armies, three lords, three brothers. Three cities will fall, three heroes will die.
(the Glotkin and more)


Beneath the greatest city of men the Gardener sows the seeds of despair.
(Altdorf but who's the Gardener?)

The twin-tailed comet blazes in the sky. A sign of hope, or a portent of despair, the augurs cannot say.
(I vote hope as GW is not going to can the setting entirely even if it is shaken up)

 OrlandotheTechnicoloured wrote:

Beneath the greatest city of men the Gardener sows the seeds of despair.
(Altdorf but who's the Gardener?)

Well, Papa Nurgle does have a pretty famous garden.

I have to admit that thing looks cool, but still not worth the selling price let alone the price to play WHFB again. Some nice looking collections on the site, but of course like everything else they give you barely anything and cost a couple of hundred bucks.

No thanks.

Not sure if im right but I heard the cult of slannesh is making a comeback with the Elven book.

Would make sense - its active in both Naggaroth (not surprising given Morathi) and the High Elf Kingdoms / Colonies - always has been.

Shame. I really like the Sorcerer, had it been a clamshell release I could easily have seen it becoming the new Nurgle Lord regards conversions and repurposing(one look and I had ideas for a Necromunda Scavvy leader and a Mordheim Possessed Magister), but as part of a £66 mega-kit that's only of any use to WHFB Nurgle armies? Meh.

I'll just have to hope I can find someone who wants the big beastie to use as a GUO, but doesn't want the Sorcerer(sadly an unlikely scenario, since he's much cooler than the Lord).

 Platuan4th wrote:

 OrlandotheTechnicoloured wrote:

Beneath the greatest city of men the Gardener sows the seeds of despair.
(Altdorf but who's the Gardener?)

Well, Papa Nurgle does have a pretty famous garden.

Probably clan eshin after all isn't an oniwaban a "gardener" therefore loose ninja reference?

Preorders are now up
http://www.games-workshop.com/en-CA/Warhammer?N=102267+4294967192&Nu=product.repositoryId&searchTerm=&sorting=phl

 sockwithaticket wrote:
I think that would depend very much on how easy it is to leave off/remove the character figures without spoiling the area of the beast that they're attached to.

Well if that's the case I can resculpt the top part if needed. It takes some practice but Green Stuff is the way to go.

Worth mentioning that this is in the product description:

Warhammer: Glottkin Book 2 is a 64-page volume that contains six new scenarios and new rules based on the events in Warhammer: Glottkin Book 1. It includes the rules that will allow you to field the Glottkin, Maggoth Lords, Gutrot Spume and the Putrid Blightkings in your games of Warhammer. It also includes all-new rules for Karl Franz Ascendant (who is changed by the horrors of the End Times, but you will have to read the book to find out more) and Festus Empowered.

The Gardener almost definitively is referring to Festus.

Worth mentioning that the new Space Marine force (£140) contains £176 worth of minis - ie an actual saving of money!