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Yeah I can see that. Maybe GW's excesses jaded me, but it didn't look too disproportional at first. But then I compared it to Ornstein who also has an elaborate lion helmet and yeah, it does look a little bulky.

The product description on the official Parabellum store reads, "Later on, The Alchemist can serve as a Biomancer for their respective armies."
However, the product description on Wayland Games reads, "Later on, The Alchemist also serves as the Merchant Prince in Spires play."
This may be a miscommunication or a change in Parabellum's plans, but will the Merchant Prince be implemented as a new character in Spire or as a mercenary for the Black Army soon?

vultute wrote:
The product description on the official Parabellum store reads, "Later on, The Alchemist can serve as a Biomancer for their respective armies."
However, the product description on Wayland Games reads, "Later on, The Alchemist also serves as the Merchant Prince in Spires play."
This may be a miscommunication or a change in Parabellum's plans, but will the Merchant Prince be implemented as a new character in Spire or as a mercenary for the Black Army soon?

Probably just a typo that was corrected but always potential that the Merchant Princes get added to the Spire roster when they get their big re-work next year.

I certainly wouldn't expect Black Army (or Helheim, or whatever the next faction is going to be) 'soon'.

A few pre-order dates cropping up on retailers for new releases;

28th November: Weaver Scoth Draic/Coill Draic & Will o' Wisps
26th December: Weaver Gemdred Knights & Scalie Dancers
30th January: Spire Desolation Beast/Consumption Beast, Weaver Scathach Hunters & their First Blood Starter.

New Spire monster could coincide with the start of their re-work (though it could be far too soon). Suppose we'll find out on the Happy Hour next week.

For now, the release has been postponed and the Spire Prowler has disappeared from the Army list in the app, so I'm curious about its future. It's still there in the PDF.

Some of the Weavers from the Livestream are also now available to preorder. Shipping as soon as retailers have them in hand in December:

Ok Mantis women has me convinced of two things

1) I want a Weaver Courts army more than Spires

2) I think whoever sculpted Daughters of Khaine went to work for Conquest cause freaking heck the Mantis women and the dragon are all dancing on tiny tiny tiny tiny contact points (and yeah I know they are larger than 32mm models but still darn tiny)

 Overread wrote:
Ok Mantis women has me convinced of two things

1) I want a Weaver Courts army more than Spires

2) I think whoever sculpted Daughters of Khaine went to work for Conquest cause freaking heck the Mantis women and the dragon are all dancing on tiny tiny tiny tiny contact points (and yeah I know they are larger than 32mm models but still darn tiny)

They even said on the last livestream that they design for what they think looks good over what will stand up easily

Yeah I do wonder how well the dragon will stand up with some lead on the base!

JimmyWolf87 wrote:
Some of the Weavers from the Livestream are also now available to preorder. Shipping as soon as retailers have them in hand in December:

Spoiler:

Finally, I get to live my lifelong dream of playing a fantasy Canadian on the tabletop!