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Whoosh.

With both pictures together, it kind of looks like pods releasing spores or gas into the air. I'm actually curious if this is a Grot itself or a Fungoid Squig/destruction creature. The Cave Shaman already has a fungus motif and his spell is spore themed, so I can't see another spore-centric character, and I think it looks to big for infantry. I'm going to hazard the guess of Fungal artillery of some sort from a Squig.

We may very well see a Grot release that adds onto each subfaction, rather than the Moonclan only battletome some have suggested.

Is that dragon Titan sized?

Plot twist: Sigmar himself is getting a model.

If I can swing back to the Malign Portents story, this isn't the first time we've heard of cog forts, no? What if like the Kharadron, Humans in the setting are made to be more deliberately steampunk, except where the KO use ships and such, the Freeguild/Ironweld utilize constructs and walkers?

There is a positive to that. It means that Warhammer Fest could reveal news for the rest of 2018.

Did Nurgle buy out GW? There's been new stuff for him for like a year now.

Man-things think it was gremlin-grots, but no-no! Soon the internet-web will be mine-mine! - Thanquol, just prior to forgetting his password for the fifth time.

What are the times for everything during Warhammer Fest?

Any idea about Forgeworld doing more AoS?

This. If they've given your army some form of love, with a book, allegiance abilities, and mentions in the lore, then take a breather. Furthermore, if we take the Heralds from Malign Portents at face value, then Moonclan, Nighthaunt, and Slaves to Darkness have all received new units in AoS, and why would they add models to factions they will get rid of? If you play Aelves, look at Daughters of Khaine. They could easily do something similar with Phoenix Temple or Order Draconis. I feel that GW is making a common sense business decision, which is to honor the past while also providing a pathway for fans to still get models that aren't going to be produced anymore. They have to grow AoS, which inevitably will lead to older models falling by the wayside.

I'd make the blanket statement that any army that's received a battletome is safe.

The guy has a Khorne symbol on his face on the left, and a comet on the right side on his clothing. Assuming it's the same man, maybe it's showing the corruption of someone trapped for eternity?

So based on new announcements, the earliest we can expect for a new Battletome is June?

Wrong thread.

Does anyone know if they'll be maintaining the battletome a month release? If so, I'm curious as to what they could come out with by the end of the year.

I don't believe it. We're likelier to get Battletome: Gargants before that.

As much as I would love to do it, I doubt I'm In a position to. Best of luck in your search.

I feel bad for the Destruction players who got no nods. Maybe they'l do a Battletome to tie into the Orks Codex? Deepkin are visually stunning, one of the best examples of the possibilities of Age of Sigmar. More Death is always good, even if it's a spooky purple ball that reminds me of a certain Pokemon. Please no Stormcast Wizards, they honestly don't need magic when they are the best supported faction and have stuff to counter wizards.

As an American, I'm happy that the timing works out for me. I live in the Central Time Zone.

Age of Sigmar will likely see Idoneth Deepkin, and hopefully Death. But when it comes to major announcements, what would be bigger than a dual announcement based on the Dark Prince? Codex: Emperor's Children and Battletome: Hosts of Slaanesh, featuring the all new plastic KoS, plastic Fiends, and for 40K, Fulgrim himself! Probably a pipe dream, but still.

On his shell he holds more plastic crack.

Limited ads and donations both sound good to me. Subscriptions would be alright depending on the cost and the benefits. I don't know how to feel about Patreon or Kickstarter. Patreon would make more sense if this was more than an online forum, like if we organized games and set up an online store, at which point we would be an AoS MiniWarGaming.

I for one welcome Battletome: Fishmen.