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And also, the minis look absolutely amazing, I love them

Not only that, it´s also confirmed to be the last BR book

That is too tempting, to be honest. And I thought I was a loyal servant of the Old Ones...

The Skaven screwed Nagash when Nagash first resurrected the Tomb Kings (millenia before Sigmar), screwed Nagash in the End Times (along with everybody else), and again in AoS. Skaven and Nagash do have beef with each other.

You were never a pain! You spoke your mind and so did I, and it was great. Let's just hope every faction gets some of that aelven love

Hm... I don't know. Maybe I'm just salty, but it seems to me that it 9 months later (or a year) is pretty fast in this hobby. Of course you knew more LML were to come, or at least that's what everyone hopes for in this hobby, but it would have been nice of them to include these warscrolls in the battletome. Note that I used "nice", as they indeed want to earn money, but I understand why some people might feel tricked in this case. They bought an army to play a game, and now they see that had they just waited a bit, maybe they would have been able to invest that money in some other units. About the validity of the rules, it's true we don't know whether they will be valid or not. But these new rules could have been included in the previous battletome. I think that's what they did in 40K with the Space Marines and Necrons, right? I think it's the right thing to do, and we should aspire to that as well. As I said, maybe I'm just salty about it all, and this really is nothing to worry about.

Personally no, I wouldn't, but that's beyond the point. The actual complaint is about how they unambiguosly knew that LML wave 2 was less than 1 year later, and still released the battletome of wave 1 as if it was a finished product, when it isn't. Some people say that it was clear LML was a partial release, and that might be true for the people that pay close attention to these things, to some other people it might not. In my opinion, the timing of the release indicates they wanted people to buy 2000 points of LML wave 1, and then release wave 2 so that people buy more. It's the exact same as when a videogame company releases a DLC right after the game releases. People will always get angry if the DLC turns out to be an essential part of the product they just bought. Note the timings in the analogy don't quite match, as DLCs are produced in a much faster manner. For me, personally, this reminds me of when I bought the first Seraphon battletome, somewhere in 2018, and the rules in the battletome were, quite simply, not valid anymore. Turned out I had to buy GHB2018 and the rule book in order to be able to play the game I just bought.

I see. I do agree that we don't know whether there has been a change in pace (or in order) of releases, but I'll say that GW, with respect to LML, doesn't deserve the benefit of the doubt. Everything points to them being greedy in an already expensive hobby. Moreover, even though the focus of many hobbyists may have changed the last 10 months or so, that doesn't mean their complaints aren't valid. They may be more vocal about them, of course, but the complaints are still, in my opinion, valid. Anyhow, I'm glad some of you find this to not be cheatin, as this takes us to interesting conversations

I never understood why people use the coronavirus to defend GW. Granted, they couldn't know what would happen in 2020, but we have had, what, 5 releases since LML wave 1 and 2? By my count we've had Sons of Behemat, Warcry Catacombs (if that counts), Slaanesh, BR: Morathi, anything else? The way I see it, coronavirus actually made GW appear less ******, as it spaced their 2 waves of LML more. Without the virus we could have ended up with LML wave 1 in April and LML wave 2 in November/January. Moreover, given the prices of the LML, the fact that now we'll need 2 books to play the army, and the fact they did know of wave 2 when they released wave 1, and could have added the warscrolls in the battletome, I think it's pretty clear this is a greedy move on GW's part. I, for one, will vote with my wallet.

Could be a chained monster, with its pointy tail prepared to attack anyone that gets close enough. Shadow Aelves sounds like a reasonable guess, I don't think that 'Nids.

Welp, that's unfortunate then. And an unfortunate choice of name, to be honest

I've been thinking about this for a while, but is it confirmed that the Sons of Behemat will only have giants as unit? Would be cool if you could take any behemoth of any other army, since they should also be "sons of Behemat".

Shadow aelf vampirate, to be quite honest. Pretty excited!

I'll end my Kharadron Warcry warband (10 arkanaut and 6 skyduardins). Hopefully I'll also finish my Seraphon realmshaper, which is midway done!