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So blue horrors don't appear to even get a look in in the new pink horrors box. So the questions are. Will we ever see blue horrors again? Are they forever just going to be a bit of fluff?

Though truthfully, surely GW could have put some pint sized blue horrors in the box for conversion purposes. What does everyone else think? Am I the only one thinking blue horrors have been placed under the good idea only pile - in other words completely squated.

personally I liked the idea of them splitting, it was an interesting mechanic. I plan on gathering up some of the smaller ones on ebay and the like and painting them blue as well.

One of the books has a paragraph like "blah blah blah count as all pink regardless of colour blah blah"

While the splitting mechanic might have been neat at the time, it also involved purchasing three different metal figures per model in a unit of horrors. Buy and paint thirty six models for a twelve model unit.

So, pink horrors splitting into two blue horrors would be a neat modeling idea, but good riddance as a game mechanic.