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Here you go kiddies:

AT-43 Operation Damocles Initiation Set:


Worg (Waning moon)

(and this guy is massive- as in the size of a giant)

Lady Claudia Nessalith


Onental the smuggler



Daïkinee Sylph (I think this is elven for "those with terrible acid reflux)


Becbunzen, Ströhm warrior


And, we'll be getting the Cynwall card pack in english!  Shaaaaweet!

Here's the link to the store:
www.rackham-store.com/boutique_us/liste_familles.cfm

ok, i've seen a couple of those Strohm Warriors now, and those are ridiculous looking. Maybe the worst model i've ever seen. I like the others except the Sylph. I like the ones before it because for once they aren't overly detailed. Usually Rakham has them so detailed and burdened with a million little items, you can barely see the actual model (such as the Strohm Warrior for instance)

Without that screaming/sighing face those flying thingies would look pretty well. Worg is also cool good they get away from the rabbit ears. Lady Claudia wins the Ruth "looks like" contest. Becbunzen is just awsome. The AT43 stuff I thought it is all said about that...

Nothing there really does it for me, except maybe for the Worg, who just happens to be propelling himself over a rock.  I mean, it's dynamic, but did he really have to be anchored on a rock?  *sigh*

Am I the only one who dislikes contrived poses? Or maybe I just hate the rocks everything seems to be posed on nowadays.

Here's part of the description for that Strohm Warrior:

"His second artifact, the Sacred nut, facilitates the return of his Ströhm companions using Reinforcement, or even better if the player can exhibit a genuine 70mm hex nut… "

Here's what Uzo on the Rackham forums said: "If I'm understanding it correctly, the player may sacrifice the Sacred Nut to automatically return a Goblin with Reinforcement, Strohm attribute, and a Naptha weapon to the game using the Reinforcement rules. If the player wears a replica of the sacred nut on their head and shouts out "by the power of the sacred nut" when they use the artifact they're allowed to bring two Goblins back instead of one. Laughing"

As usual, I think these all are of awesome quality and easily exceed anything the competition is putting out. All that fine detail is an asset, and actually makes the figures much easier to paint. If there is any gripe I do have, it's that I'm not making nearly enough money to buy all the cool figures I want.

I can die safe in the knowledge that even Elven chicks have an "O" face.

I got yer sacred nuts right here!  OH YEAH!!!