Sadysaneto
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There are 2 or 3 ghouls on the background. So its 5-6 noble knights on a quest to recover the grail.
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idoneth ?
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crits should be random
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22 hours ago, Overread said:
50 sounds a lot until you divide it by 4 then its only around 12 or so per alliance block.
and if you are a "puritan" like me, that´ll be 2-3 per faction/sub faction.
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38 minutes ago, Karragon said:
We are:
Wow, ive totally missed that
Oo
Thank you!
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Are we 100% sure katakros is the mortarch?
I mean, nighthaunt has it share of centerpiece leaders other than olynder.
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So... deathcast eternals?
I dig it.
"These are not risen warriors or malignant spirits – they are bespoke war-constructs forged from harvested bone and gifted the soul animus of great warriors and heroes"
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is there a written review out yet?
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It seems its u$ 40.00 each box.
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4 hours ago, RuneBrush said:
From what I've heard, in Apocalypse a unit is a single entity - you don't count individual models, so a unit is either in combat or not to speed up how the game plays. This means that the gaps between models don't actually make any difference.
What I'm hoping is these are super cheap and super popular so that GW might consider making some for AoS with a different coherency layout.
yeah, from what ive got, its kinda like kings of war.
that said, hoping for super cheap stuff from gw is beyond my capacity of hoping
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11 hours ago, soak314 said:
Great points, this in particular. First thing that came to mind after I mulled over the article was how nasty certain options could become as a turn 1 choice. Troggoths for example could spend turn 1 moving into position relatively unthreatened, with a trogboss (not a behemoth!) and 3x2 of the rockguts/felwaters. There's a very select group of min size units that can confidently deal with that many trogs.
Summoning might be curbed by tying it to the mode's set rules.For example, if you summon some ghouls with your archregent you'll only get 10 of them, and you won't be able to call them in if you already have two units of ghouls elsewhere on the list. The archregent could hold off and summon them turn 2, therefore getting the full 20 stack.
Alarielle could come in as a behemoth choice in turn 2, but she wouldn't be able to call in a free treelord on that turn. If she comes in turn 3, she wouldn't be able to summon a treelord at all.
thats how we worked summoning with path to glory
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42 minutes ago, EMMachine said:
It's basicly the only way, to restrict the game that there aren't only hordeunits on the field (except for cases like Clanrats what only have 20 or 40 models)
yeah, but on the other hand, it might make impossible to hordes armies to face elites.
Dunno, i think they balance each one this way volume vs power.
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loved it. Only thing i might be concerned is forcing minimum/double minimum size for units
-Units in the spearhead can only be taken at their minimum size.
-One Battleline unit in the main body can be taken at up to double their minimum size. -any number of Battleline units in the rearguard can be taken at up to double their minimum size.
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Real contrast only pictures
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1 hour ago, Forrix said:
All this talk about GW paint costs has me interested in the costs of miniature paint lines. Anyone want to put together a ranking of all of them and their costs? (lol, not it). Or is this available somewhere?
From my personal experiences, i.e. not an in-depth analysis taking into account of different outlets and special discounts.
GW paint - All around most expensive miniature paint I've ever come across. I won't complain about their quality though (expect for some of the metallics)
Scale 75- 2nd most expensive paint though it varies depending on specific line. They can cost as much as a GW paint pot but they have more volume so its still cheaper per ml. Special shout out as my favorite brand.
Vallejo-pretty cheap but inconsistent for me since no retailer regularly stocks them in my area so I get all my stuff from Amazon. Special shout out to their metallics.
Army painter- cheapest brand I've encounter though I'm almost always getting it at a discount through a local provider. Probably the worse quality wise but still perfectly acceptable for mini painting.
Reaper- Same has army painter. I haven't bought any in years due to it not being available at the game stores I play at and I don't like it enough to go online.
GW - most expensive in any way you look at it, since it comes with 50% less paint than everyone else (12ml vs 17-18ml). Also, that bottle... Paints are pretty good, tho
Vallejo - IMO, same quality as GW, easier to get (no restrictions on selling), comes with 50% more paint than GW, and in droppers. Washes and metalics, not that good tho. Outside the GW/Warhammer bubble, its by far the most popular paint out there.
Army painter - cheaper than above, somewhat inferior quality, separates like hell, but works like a charm on aribrush, so, you might consider that. Pretty damn good silver metalics and washes that ara as good as gws. (Better, if you dont like too much tint on the base color). Harder to get by than vallejo, but at least, no restrictions like gw.
REaper- I really cant get used to reaper paints overall, their finish bother me.
P3 - more expensive than vallejo, cheaper than gw, better than both. Too bad the bottle is not a dropper
Scale 75 - The real deal. Hands down the best paint brand i have on my bench.
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2 hours ago, MacDuff said:
What I'd like to see is the same troll in the fast way I'd like to speed paint him: 1. Super spray primer, 2. One-coat flesh (carefully at primer edges), 3. One color wood, 4. One color rock, 5. Pick details with layer paints. Would that be a decent paint job?
There are two of them at the community site
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3 hours ago, Nin Win said:
For some a bottle of contrast paint will replace buying a base paint, a shade and a layer. For those people the high price will be worth it. For those of us with a good paint collection already and who already can paint reasonably quickly, less so.
My hunch is that the contrast medium is a special combination of flow improver, floating medium and drying retarder. When they cautioned about adding too much water giving tide marks, I was like "that's the same thing decorative painters say about float glazing. Hmmm..." and as well the nature of float medium in terms of being smooth and liquidy without being runny so you can use it on vertical surfaces sounds a lot like contrast paint largely staying put compared to shades that run and pool more. I'd be interested in checking out whether or not something like folk art float medium could be substituted for the contrast medium. I think I'll grab some the next time I'm in Michael's. One of my gaming buddies plans on getting at least a handful of contrast colours as well as the contrast medium, so I'll be able to compare at one of our regular painting nights.It really does look a lot like ink washes dilluted with flow improver.
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1 hour ago, RuneBrush said:
What I'd say is that just because the USP of Contrast is "one thick coat", don't read that as the same as that's the only thing they can be used for.
Ultimately it completely depends on what you're painting "for" how useful Contrast paints are going to be. If you're doing a miniature as a display or competitive piece, then you're more likely to be using zenithal pre-shading, glazes, highlights and other techniques - likely going back and forth until you get that piece right. Of you're painting a unit to go into a 2000 point army then you're not going to be doing that and much more likely to be looking at Contrast paints as a quick way of getting some colours onto your models. Ultimately the contrast range is just a transparent paint with a different medium.
And what i said was that $7.80 for 17ml of paint is ridiculous.
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3 hours ago, RuneBrush said:
Here's another example of what's possible when combining the new paints with other techniques:
Dont get me wrong, but if you need to apply zenithal, mix paints, glaze, apply edge highlights, and all the stuff, well it kinda kills the whole point on contrast line.
That said, yeah, it looks like it will be a good glaze option.
For $7.80, a 17ml pot.
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3 hours ago, RuneBrush said:
The contrast paints have a completely different base medium (the same as the Contrast Medium pot), other paints (layers, washes, base etc) have a completely different medium (the same as Lahmian Medium pots). The contrast medium loses certain properties when some other liquid is added, so you *might* be able to use an ink or raw pigment with the contrast medium - but it'd be a costly experiment in truth.
They're 20ml pots
Afaik they are 17-18ml pots.
Not that being 20ml justifies $7.80 in any way.
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$7.80 for a 17ml pot of paint.
Nuff said
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2 hours ago, Jefferson Skarsnik said:
Unless I'm forgetting something, the last AOS Quest article was the slightly undercooked rules for including a few of the Nighthaunt miniatures as exotic adversaries from June 2018
(As much as I'd like to see a well supported new WHQ with themed expansions)
Thats the last of whq ive heard too
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Why arent you talking about the gobbos x trees box??????
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12 hours ago, Skabnoze said:
The boxed game? I think it is great.
However, it is a bare-bones one-off game that probably will be discontinued before too much longer - especially now that the exclusive buggies it contains have been released as individual kits. From my experience all of the different vehicles have good rules within that game. However, lets not pretend that the main target of those kits is not the main 40k game and that this game was simply a way to package up the initial models and get some extra cash out of them.
I like that box. I bought it. I think the game is fun to play as a quick little game and thankfully all of the vehicles seem pretty well balanced within it. However, the rules in 40k for each of those vehicles is drastically different and they did a poor job carving out a useful niche and effectively costing the various vehicles. Sadly the squig-launcher trukk rules are just plain bad. Thankfully the dragster, trike, and rocket engine all pretty good. Overall it was a mixed bag for a release.
They really should have done a better job on the rules for new models. Model-wise I want to have big squadrons of all of the vehicles roaring around the table while I yell "Witness Me" and call my opponent's stuff "Mediocre!". But sadly the rules make it hard to pull the trigger on spending that much money. I love Orks enough that I just may do it - but I do wish GW rules team had put in a bit more effort (kudos to the miniature design team for those models though).
Yeah, i see your point. And i agree. Thing is, i really dont care about 40k any longer.
I bought 2 copies and all the buggies, and we play it a lot on our club.
The racing rukks are insanely fun.
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The Rumour Thread
in Age of Sigmar Discussions
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are those old models?