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I 100% agree and not only for my wallet. I want to have time to metabolise and enjoy new releases.

Well, it's honestly unbelievable, I wasn't expecting that. I'm so happy for Seraphon players and I can't wait to know what this means for the lore!!!

Great work on the pikemen's faces, stunning marble effect on the shields. The mask on Teclis... omg, it fits so much better!

Yep, I know that article. It's pretty clear, though the third situation says "several friendly units that can do something" and units are indeed under my control. Actually, it would be more logical to think like @EMMachine suggest. Chalice sure is a player ability, but checking objective points seems a 'super partes' ability, a game mechanic, that occurs at the end of the player's stuff...

As I implicitly said above, last weekend I fought Khorne in a vanguard match and I won without too much difficulty. Sure a bit of luck, slaining immediately his bloodthirster with my ghoul. I found crucial starting first and gaining objective with our excellent movement (even better with Blisterskin), controlling the board in the mid game with numbers.

Last weekend a noble regiment of 20 ghoul, properly buffed and inspired by their saint king, charge and kill in one shot a bloodthirster. Pure delight.

Just a curiosity, since I don't play Sylvaneth... why dryad models are so generally unappreciated? I actually think they're pretty ok 🙂 (But I also like oldhammer metal derpy-dryad, so...)

I'm too preparing a FEC army and I want it visually coherent. I will paint my Abhorrents with the same skin colour but a bit lighter (but a bit darker also might work), and obviously more detailed. Ps: I like the contrast of your ghoul fur/skin!

Welcome Steven, have a good stay!

Welcome! Never been in 40k but probably Tau would be my choice.

Beautiful scaly army! Curious to know what colour scheme you'll choose.

I really like the concept of Cities of Sigmar, obviously with new models in the future... but I'd really appreciate an entire faction of Devoted.

Of course this bond between him and soulblight is not a random background, sure we'll see some vampire jump out, I agree. But I think it's also possibile that this specific case – the winged saviour – could be linked to someone else, like Malerion or Be'lakor... and that the vampire-reference is put in the same book on purpose, to disorient.

I would say the misterious saviour is Malerion (or a subordinate of him). It would fit better in the fluff. But then I remember that Van Brecht family is connected with Soulblight, and I ask myself why telling such a specific and unusual thing? It must have consequences, I expect a winged vampire jumping out at any moment. It could be one or the other. I think GW is playing on ambiguity on purpose. And that's the way you build an engaging narrative!

On Ebay periodically pop up a regiment of skier-dwarves. The Christmas vibe is guaranteed (check yourself on Google images). Don't know if they were official models though, but they seem fine and detailed.

I too think that rumour doesn't look deathy at all, not even Soulblight. It could be elfish, but if the Newborn was Sigvald it would fit well.

Interesting indeed. And this give me an idea, not so illogical... maybe someone has already thought about it. What if: = Probably not, but still.

Beautiful conversion, stunning colour scheme. Also I like the blue/brown contrast with these bases! 👏

I voted Vampirates, we've seen the potential of this concept in Total War, and I like their aesthetics. But I would be happy as well with a Nosferatu style or a completely new concept, as long as it brings fresh air to the game. The fact is... I really love the old baroque armoured Blood Dragons, but I think they belong to the Old World.

Oh this rumour engine... perfect timing! It seems AoS to me more than 40k.

I'd love to see a warband (or an entire army, why not) of insectoid people for Destruction faction. Something like the Ambull of Blackstone Fortress. Would be an insta-buy for me.

I would say Shadow elves or Idoneth.

Yes, I agree with @Rodiger. Also it's worth to examine our conscience and recalling that is not mandatory to buy everything we like. Sure, prices are pretty crazy right now, but I think to speak on behalf of some of you, when I admit that I tend to accumulate a lot of kits that I haven't time to work on. Sure "I'll need this piece to finish my army" or "That's a bargain! I must take it now!"... but in the end I always have a stockpike under my workbench that someday I'll paint... So maybe I have to slow down and buy only what I can paint today and not tomorrow. When I'll finish a unit, I'll buy a new one, and so on. In this manner spending will be spread over time and maybe I might even buy that expensive giant...

That undead-dromedary is stunning!

I've noticed that too... Recently I get my bits on Ebay, occasionally some sellers make good prices (even though I find the general bits trend expensive).