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Actually, neither is working for me.

Yeah. It took some messing around and backtracking till it finally let me add them both to the cart.

Claimed.

Usualy, the WH+ page has a button that takes you to the store page to get the model, but not this year. There was a form, and I'm too lazy to fill that in. Why couldn't they have pre-populated the field with my WH+ details? Lazy on them.

So, I opened WH.com store, searched for Inquisitor, as I was signed in it showed as being available, and picked it from there. Free postage to home, despite the low cost (of nothing ).

 Haighus wrote:

 Manfred von Drakken wrote:
I've been trying to order. After fething around a bit to select it on My Warahmmer, I was finally able to add it to my cart. But every time I go to Checkout, the page fails to load properly.

Whoever built their site needs to be drawn and quartered. Or at least sent back to web design class.

Are you using mobile or computer? I have never been able to checkout on my phone at all, had to switch to my desktop. I think the website really hates phones. Nearly as much as it hates customers...

Happens to me on both mobile and PC unless I have something else other than just the free model in my cart. Seems like it's borked only if you only want to order your free one and not both.

 Mad Doc Grotsnik wrote:
Gonna hold off ordering mine until there’s other stuff I want, to benefit from free shipping.

I ordered my year 3 mini last night and it had free home delivery, which was a nice surprise

Search for "Warhammer+" on the store and they show up. Write out "Warhammer Plus" and you instead get a wall of White Dwarf issues...

 Shakalooloo wrote:

 BrookM wrote:
Damnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn, this was a good episode. Had a pair of awesome twists in there and hehe, both the Kasrkin and the Commissar do not feth around. 👌🏻

Yeah, all that plus actual dramatic camera angles and sound - or lack of it, in places - on the action scenes, and

Spoiler:

f-bombs, oh my

. More like this!

Not sure how I felt about the f-bombs, honestly.

While I'm not really clutching my pearls about it, and I'm all for leaning into more mature content, that vernacular kind of took me out of the setting. Particularly because its been so sparse in their printed media over the years where they use in-universe substitutes.

 nels1031 wrote:

 Shakalooloo wrote:

 BrookM wrote:
Damnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn, this was a good episode. Had a pair of awesome twists in there and hehe, both the Kasrkin and the Commissar do not feth around. 👌🏻

Yeah, all that plus actual dramatic camera angles and sound - or lack of it, in places - on the action scenes, and

Spoiler:

f-bombs, oh my

. More like this!

Not sure how I felt about the f-bombs, honestly.

While I'm not really clutching my pearls about it, and I'm all for leaning into more mature content, that vernacular kind of took me out of the setting. Particularly because its been so sparse in their printed media over the years where they use in-universe substitutes.

I’ve got mixed feelings as well. Normally it bugs me in PG-13 stuff, where people are in situations where a f-bomb is the appropriate response, they don’t use one. So it feels a little off. For shows/movies that just ignore that amd drop them with abandon, it just feels like a more honest portrayal.

But almost all 40k media has be sanitized down to a more family friendly rating for pretty much all of it’s life/content. So when we do get an F-bomb, it comes across as “that’s not very 40k” so he opposite of most other media for me.

It’s weird.

Overall I did enjoy all of the tithe animations.

 Nevelon wrote:

 nels1031 wrote:

 Shakalooloo wrote:

 BrookM wrote:
Damnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn, this was a good episode. Had a pair of awesome twists in there and hehe, both the Kasrkin and the Commissar do not feth around. 👌🏻

Yeah, all that plus actual dramatic camera angles and sound - or lack of it, in places - on the action scenes, and

Spoiler:

f-bombs, oh my

. More like this!

Not sure how I felt about the f-bombs, honestly.

While I'm not really clutching my pearls about it, and I'm all for leaning into more mature content, that vernacular kind of took me out of the setting. Particularly because its been so sparse in their printed media over the years where they use in-universe substitutes.

I’ve got mixed feelings as well. Normally it bugs me in PG-13 stuff, where people are in situations where a f-bomb is the appropriate response, they don’t use one. So it feels a little off. For shows/movies that just ignore that amd drop them with abandon, it just feels like a more honest portrayal.

But almost all 40k media has be sanitized down to a more family friendly rating for pretty much all of it’s life/content. So when we do get an F-bomb, it comes across as “that’s not very 40k” so he opposite of most other media for me.

It’s weird.

Overall I did enjoy all of the tithe animations.

Yeah it’s like the F-bombs in the recent Star Trek offerings. They just don’t really suit the setting. Odd that they didn’t use “Feth.” Was another great episode though.

Are we getting more or is it just 3 episodes of this?

I thought it was being billed as a 3 part anthology?

Not that they couldn’t do more.

It's described on Warhammer Community as the final episode in at least two articles I've seen, so I think we're done. It's been well received though so who knows, they may do more.

 General Kroll wrote:

 Nevelon wrote:

 nels1031 wrote:

 Shakalooloo wrote:

 BrookM wrote:
Damnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn, this was a good episode. Had a pair of awesome twists in there and hehe, both the Kasrkin and the Commissar do not feth around. 👌🏻

Yeah, all that plus actual dramatic camera angles and sound - or lack of it, in places - on the action scenes, and

Spoiler:

f-bombs, oh my

. More like this!

Not sure how I felt about the f-bombs, honestly.

While I'm not really clutching my pearls about it, and I'm all for leaning into more mature content, that vernacular kind of took me out of the setting. Particularly because its been so sparse in their printed media over the years where they use in-universe substitutes.

I’ve got mixed feelings as well. Normally it bugs me in PG-13 stuff, where people are in situations where a f-bomb is the appropriate response, they don’t use one. So it feels a little off. For shows/movies that just ignore that amd drop them with abandon, it just feels like a more honest portrayal.

But almost all 40k media has be sanitized down to a more family friendly rating for pretty much all of it’s life/content. So when we do get an F-bomb, it comes across as “that’s not very 40k” so he opposite of most other media for me.

It’s weird.

Overall I did enjoy all of the tithe animations.

Yeah it’s like the F-bombs in the recent Star Trek offerings. They just don’t really suit the setting. Odd that they didn’t use “Feth.” Was another great episode though.

Are we getting more or is it just 3 episodes of this?

In theory, I'm fine with swearing in media. But I agree that one of the charms of the 40k setting is that it has a lexicon for various commonplace words that help to sell that it is not the same as our modern-day culture- vox for comms, recaf for coffee etc. Swearing is part of that, and 40k has several F-word equivalents already which very adequately convey the same vibe.

I have no doubt what kind of foul-mouthed soldier Lt Kage of the 13th Penal Legion is, because he uses "frag" like punctuation. Frak and Feth serve the same purpose (I'd say these are regional variants). It is clear that such words are equivalent to our modern-day swears.

I think something is lost when those are dropped in favour of the "real" swearword.

When they take Dredd's 'drokk' away in his movie, you realise that nothing is sacred!

Just picked up my WH+ Inquisitor!

Fast delivery to my store.

No rules in the box; the Inquisitor can use standard rules from the dex, but the Noisebot is a weird little thing.

 PenitentJake wrote:
Just picked up my WH+ Inquisitor!

Fast delivery to my store.

No rules in the box; the Inquisitor can use standard rules from the dex, but the Noisebot is a weird little thing.

The Inquisitor's gun would count as a combi-weapon?

 Shakalooloo wrote:

 PenitentJake wrote:
Just picked up my WH+ Inquisitor!

Fast delivery to my store.

No rules in the box; the Inquisitor can use standard rules from the dex, but the Noisebot is a weird little thing.

The Inquisitor's gun would count as a combi-weapon?

Why not? Their options are either bolt pistol or combi-weapon. At this point, it feels like 'combi-weapon' covers a VAST range of options.

Spesh as, so far as I’m aware, Combi-weapon is a single profile regardless of the visual gubbins?

 Mad Doc Grotsnik wrote:
Spesh as, so far as I’m aware, Combi-weapon is a single profile regardless of the visual gubbins?

I weep for my Inquisitor being foolish enough to be equipped with a plasma pistol...

 Shakalooloo wrote:

 Mad Doc Grotsnik wrote:
Spesh as, so far as I’m aware, Combi-weapon is a single profile regardless of the visual gubbins?

I weep for my Inquisitor being foolish enough to be equipped with a plasma pistol...

On the upside, no more self-destructing!

 Mad Doc Grotsnik wrote:
Spesh as, so far as I’m aware, Combi-weapon is a single profile regardless of the visual gubbins?

Unfortunately.

The Inquisitor is obviously popular-I got this email today:

We’re getting in touch today to let you know we are waiting for stock of your Warhammer+ Inquisitor Ostromandeus model to complete your order and we expect to receive these by the end of October at the latest.