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Crazy Theory! Those hammers belong to the Six Smith's. As far as I can tell, the Smiths are never outright stated to be duardin. And in Spear of Shadows, members of all races are shown to be Grugni's disciples. So they could be aelves.

IronJawz (To bring back an old spell) Gork's Warpath: Just a pair of big stompy feet. Can't be dispelled (or maybe its boud like the OBR spells), but if it ever doesn't stomp on something, it gets bored and wanders off, ending immediately. Throwin' Handz: Orruk units in range can be removed, and set up anywhere, even in combat. However, each model takes a Mortal Wound on a 3+, if set up within 3" of an enemy unit, roll a doice for each model you set up, enemy unit takes a Mortal Wound on 3+. Mork's Deathglare: All units within 18" add 3" to move, but must end further away than they started, Orruk units can charge after running within 18"

The energy looks too cloud-like, in my opinion, to be Lumineth. So my money is going on Shadow Elves.

1. Its once per battle for the ability. So if you decide to only use one flask, you can't use the others later. 2. It does one mortal wound to the whole unit, which is allocated by the player who owns that unit. 3. Same as 2, it's 1d3 for the whole unit. 4. Wounds are allocated to her last because (if she were chosen first) if she were slain by that ability, an argument could be made that no one else takes wounds as nothing is within 3", as she's not on the board. Mostly it's there for clarity.

All the ogors I've seen have those pointy metal toecaps. I would love to see the new UW hunter, but this looks too 40k Orks to me. My personal prediction: it's the next holiday model, the Red Gobbo's personal oppressor, Da Git What Looted Kristmas

It says 'can attempt to cast' because you don't HAVE to attempt to cast another spell. It specifies Green Puke, because if you DO use this ability to cast spell, it HAS to be Green Puke. Hope this was helpful, sorry if I'm just re-saying what you already knew.

Its been a while since we've heard anything, you all okay? Anything new you can tell us? A resumption of Mortal realms Mondays? C'mon man, I'm jonesin' bad here... Heck, to pass the time, we can all share the campaigns we're hoping to run when this comes out.

Well, there is lore and pictures of Kharadron ships having (sky) barnacles

A thought occurs. If most (if not all) the armies have times by the time of the next general's handbook, they have the perfect space for meta-alliegences, like United dwarfs, new cities, or great waaaghs! (Like Stoneklaw's Gutstompas)

Hey all, what are your thoughts, for map based campaigns, on showing the benefits of claiming territory, without leading to a snowball effect? For that matter, what about justifying(right word?) forces fighting whose territories aren't near each other?

Warclans; Megaboss on Maw-crusha. It's big, smashy, stompy, and so loud you'll explode. So basically everything an orruk aspires to be. Stormcast Eternals; Lord-Celestant on foot or Vandus Hammerhand. Noble, heroic, more hammers than a smithy. Seriously though, I do believe that these models show in a nutshell who these factions are.

It feels Ghurish, Kurnothi or Wanderers, maybe?

Sorry for the necromancy, but I was just reading the lates White Dwarf, and found something relevant. Apparently compasses point toward the realms edge, with 'south' being the realm center.

A thought just occured: Will there be any rules for large scale combat, like having the players lead the defense of a town against the oncoming hordes of undead/orruks/chaos? I feel that AoS proper isn't a good fit, because it's not built around having multiple people on the same side.

I don't think so, since Mournfangs are ridden by Ogors, they'll have the OGOR keyword. The RHINOX keyword I think will only be relevant for the Gnoblar Scraplauncher

I'm a little confused on the state of the everwinter, they implied earlier that it went away, but there's in book quote that it still follows the beastclaw tribes

@Zamik is correct. There is still a benefit to taking this weapon though, such as if you fight something that gives -1 to hit, then you would still be hitting on 2+, the artifacts would also make for easier activations for abilities that trigger on a 6+ (though those are becoming rarer).

I got into the hobby in a roundabout way. I was book shopping before heading off to summer camp (I couldn't go anywhere without a book at that time), and I stumbled across this massive book with a picture of blue power armor using a chainsaw to decapitate some gribbly space-beastie (the Ultramarines Omnibus, if you're wondering). It looked awesome, so I got it. Went to camp, and someone saw me reading it and told me, basically "hey, did you know that there's a whole hobby that goes along with this?" All this happend when I was , I don't really know, 12-14 maybe? Long story short, I found a book, and the hobby found me.

Obvious, more strings fires more arrows more faster. But you make a good point. Revised idea: six armed Hyshian archer. Or an aelven bolt thrower

https://www.warhammer-community.com/2019/10/15/the-rumour-engine-october-15th-2019/ New rumor engine! Looks like a Big Flippin' Crossbow to me. Maybe part of the Beastgrave Ogor Hunter...?

Looks like it could be a Kroxigor's walloper

Like any good grot attack. Seriously good models too. See, stuff like this keeps me looking forward to the days when the battletomes are all out, and GW starts focusing on getting everything beautiful new sculpts, without a piece of resin or metal in sight.

A warband unlike any we've seen? A noble king and his trusty retainers. When they inspire, flip the cards (and replace the models) to reveal their true nature, an Abhorrent Ghoul King and ghouls!

I've been using Apothecary white a bit, and I've had pretty good results using it over Corax white, though I'm thinking it might look good over white scar/ceramite white

Charge the Aether carbines and ready your supremacy mines, Grotbag Scuttlers on the horizon!