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1 hour ago, Ejecutor said:

I would go even deeper, something like the bug from the back where a beetle is carrying a whole caravan, but with the worms, as you posted. I like the worm theming for the desert and bugs are kind of the Sylvaneth thing:

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Shu'gohl, or the crawling city is a city of sigmar in Ghur build on the back of a massive crawling worm. It featured in two black library novels so far.

Edit: That Roving Clans picture makes me want to do another run of Endless Legend.

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1 minute ago, PraetorDragoon said:

Shu'gohl, or the crawling city is a city of sigmar in Ghur build on the back of a massive crawling worm. It featured in two black library novels so far.

Edit: That Roving Clans picture makes me want to do another run of Endless Legend.

Oh! I had no clue. Something like that for the Gitmobs was my idea.

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4 minutes ago, PraetorDragoon said:

Shu'gohl, or the crawling city is a city of sigmar in Ghur build on the back of a massive crawling worm. It featured in two black library novels so far.

Edit: That Roving Clans picture makes me want to do another run of Endless Legend.

I miss Josh Reynolds /sadface

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11 minutes ago, Ejecutor said:

Oh! I had no clue. Something like that for the Gitmobs was my idea.

IIRC there were also some other worms, including one taken over by Khorne and one with a bunch of orcs. It shouldn't stop goblins from having som worms. 

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23 minutes ago, PraetorDragoon said:

Shu'gohl, or the crawling city is a city of sigmar in Ghur build on the back of a massive crawling worm. It featured in two black library novels so far.

Edit: That Roving Clans picture makes me want to do another run of Endless Legend.

The worm cities also appear in a flashback in the Yndrasta book where they were part of the army fighting Doombreed. 

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If the Cogfort rumour is true, and not a mock in the end, this could open AoS to another dimension in terms of miniature sizes. With Cogforts we could go as big as the biggest 40k Titan. Do you see GW going wild and having bigger pieces like this kind of Worms?

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7 minutes ago, Ejecutor said:

If the Cogfort rumour is true, and not a mock in the end, this could open AoS to another dimension in terms of miniature sizes. With Cogforts we could go as big as the biggest 40k Titan. Do you see GW going wild and having bigger pieces like this kind of Worms?

Size isn't important. 

Don't snigger. 

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I can probably assume that suggested table size will remain the same, right? I wanted to buy a battlemat, but opted to hold off until I was sure table size remained the same after I almost bought the old objective markers. Though if they were gonna change it, surely they would have said so in the last article.

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3 minutes ago, LeviathanL said:

I can probably assume that suggested table size will remain the same, right? I wanted to buy a battlemat, but opted to hold off until I was sure table size remained the same after I almost bought the old objective markers. Though if they were gonna change it, surely they would have said so in the last article.

I think that this kind of information would have already been said if so. But to be sure maybe wait until the relase in june/july to avoid bad surprises ;) 

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5 minutes ago, LeviathanL said:

I can probably assume that suggested table size will remain the same, right? I wanted to buy a battlemat, but opted to hold off until I was sure table size remained the same after I almost bought the old objective markers. Though if they were gonna change it, surely they would have said so in the last article.

I would wait for a couple of months just in case. It is not that much of a time.

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1 hour ago, Ejecutor said:

They gotta resume them before the launch of the book, so my bet is that today is the day.

They have started with news one hour earlier than usually so maybe today is the day to close Dawnbringers

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1 hour ago, LeviathanL said:

I can probably assume that suggested table size will remain the same, right? I wanted to buy a battlemat, but opted to hold off until I was sure table size remained the same after I almost bought the old objective markers. Though if they were gonna change it, surely they would have said so in the last article.

Oh, that's a good point I hadn't considered. I assume (hope) staying the same.
I'm currently part way through modeling up a 6x tile system board for printing... I ought to wait to get confirmation before I spend a lot of time finishing and then printing it lmao. Parametric or not, that would blow chunks.

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8 minutes ago, GloomkingWortwazi said:

Oh, that's a good point I hadn't considered. I assume (hope) staying the same.
I'm currently part way through modeling up a 6x tile system board for printing... I ought to wait to get confirmation before I spend a lot of time finishing and then printing it lmao. Parametric or not, that would blow chunks.

In the end, if your matt/ table is bigger it is just a matter of delimiting the board (in fact I always preferred to have some extra space). The problem would be if they go bigger.

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11 hours ago, Twisted Firaun said:

That one GW dude is a hypocrite, since pretty much everything in Killteam and Warcry is usable in their main games.

This is kind of misinterpreting the issue. Cross-usability between AoS/40k and those skirmish games isn’t an issue because they’re all made by the main GW design studio.

It’s cross usability (and sales which can’t be cleanly split out) between games by the main design studio and the specialist games studio which is the ‘problem’. So ToW, 30k, Necromunda, etc.

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2 hours ago, sandlemad said:

This is kind of misinterpreting the issue. Cross-usability between AoS/40k and those skirmish games isn’t an issue because they’re all made by the main GW design studio.

It’s cross usability (and sales which can’t be cleanly split out) between games by the main design studio and the specialist games studio which is the ‘problem’. So ToW, 30k, Necromunda, etc.

I don't really know how to fix this, but I feel like I have a solution that other people might be able to tell me is stupid or isn't. When I ran a pet supply store we would sell the same product under two different UPCS to track a certain type of packaging, to see if the packaging would make it sell better. Couldn't they do the same thing for these? Have the webstore track if someone adds it to their cart from Warcry tab or the Age of Sigmar tab? Have different UPCs, one on a warcry box and one on a age of sigmar box? Then it would divide sales to calculate better?

On rumors, I might have to wait it seems like Malerion and Chorfs seem to be hinted at coming, which are two factions I am most interested in. I might start Kruleboyz since they are cheap to be able to play the game until then lol

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11 minutes ago, HCMistborn said:

I don't really know how to fix this, but I feel like I have a solution that other people might be able to tell me is stupid or isn't. When I ran a pet supply store we would sell the same product under two different UPCS to track a certain type of packaging, to see if the packaging would make it sell better. Couldn't they do the same thing for these? Have the webstore track if someone adds it to their cart from Warcry tab or the Age of Sigmar tab? Have different UPCs, one on a warcry box and one on a age of sigmar box? Then it would divide sales to calculate better?

They have multiple sales channels. And nobody I know buys directly from GW webstore.

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3 minutes ago, Flippy said:

They have multiple sales channels. And nobody I know buys directly from GW webstore.

18 minutes ago, HCMistborn said:

I don't really know how to fix this, but I feel like I have a solution that other people might be able to tell me is stupid or isn't. When I ran a pet supply store we would sell the same product under two different UPCS to track a certain type of packaging, to see if the packaging would make it sell better. Couldn't they do the same thing for these? Have the webstore track if someone adds it to their cart from Warcry tab or the Age of Sigmar tab? Have different UPCs, one on a warcry box and one on a age of sigmar box? Then it would divide sales to calculate better?

On rumors, I might have to wait it seems like Malerion and Chorfs seem to be hinted at coming, which are two factions I am most interested in. I might start Kruleboyz since they are cheap to be able to play the game until then lol

 

They have different UPCs/SKUs for the different boxes and can (do) track this sales data at their POS and web as well as retailer stock orders.

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The General’s Handbook 2024-25 also includes two extra battle tactics for each Grand Alliance, alongside the Honour Guard Season Rule. These provide some extra flexibility outside of universal battle tactics, and replace faction-specific battle tactics.

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Since all battle tactics are now part of the annual General’s Handbook, the Warhammer Studio will have more opportunities to balance battle tactics and ensure a fair playing field as the edition progresses. 

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9 minutes ago, novakai said:

This actually looks pretty good. I like the idea of Grand Alliance battle tactics. I think they are a good compromise between army-specific and generic tactics.. They allow the rules writers to emphasize what the alliances are all about, but are easier to balance because there are a lot fewer of them.

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I was really hoping for a ground up rework of the BT system, so it's a little disappointing to see it's still fundamentally the same thing: memorise the list of tactics and plan accordingly.  But removing faction tactics is a good move, if nothing else.

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Okay, interesting. I think I see where they want to go with this. They probably looked at all of 3rd editions battle tactics and tried to find a balance in difficulty and complexity for the Universal Tactics.

In addition, they're probaly trying to combat the disbalance in seasonal battle tactic feasability per faction by giving out Grand Alliance-specific tactics. I could see that working since the grand alliances do often have a playstyle overlap. It would also be a return to grand alliances mattering in a meaningful way.

This could be interesting. Let's see how it works out.

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