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Weaver is divided into four seasons. I am wondering whether they will concentrate on two or three seasons, or spread the release evenly across all four.

vultute wrote:
Weaver is divided into four seasons. I am wondering whether they will concentrate on two or three seasons, or spread the release evenly across all four.

Will certainly be interesting to see what they do in terms of sub-factions. Hundred Kingdoms at least sets the precedent of a faction having more than three. Court of Spring is supposed to be the most dominant (though with that waning) so they could be the core of the initial releases. Hope the models are able to be as diverse and vibrant as the description suggests and PB can stick the landing on the concept.

So it's that time of year again

Time to look at the new faction and still not start the game, despite it being the most popular system in my club, because the sculpting style is just so off putting. If I didn't like orks on dinosaurs, there's probably no hope for anything else.