From looking at the render, I just realised, they have visormasks sculpted instead of a tranluscent one. Doesnt have to mean anything, but you...
I am not talking about the fluff books, those I like a lot. I am talking about: On the rules I am split, because I like sitting there with the...
I like that too. Getting something new, now and then keeps me a lot more excited. Imho they could completely forego the big book releases of new...
Okay, so nothing special, neither something new. Good, topic resolved;) Then back to waiting for the profiles.
Yeah, but why release it early then? Usually all the stuff comes after the main release. Thats, why its odd in my eyes.
What I really cant get out of my head, is the question, why CB releases them now? Maybe production was already to far ahead when they maybe...
Ghulams are definitely in, because the vanilla starter is the RTF starter in disguise.
Yeah, if one is not constantly following everything whats going on, then its hard keep up with the stuff. We are in dire need of a facts thread...
Bostria must have lost a lot of credibility, when its rumors now:grin:
Interesting...Vanilla is by far the most played, except for PanO and Combined. Haqqislam outshines its Sectorials by a large margin, which...
Its PH-3 for Impersonation too.
Is that one from the old 15mm range from CB? Either way, there are lots of really good dwarfen and in general fantasy ranges out there, but with...
De Fersen is ages better. Now that I have seen this picture, I am reminded how much more sophisticated CB sculpts are. Now I want a Fantasy Game...
Damn it, where are my Hakims!
That needed an FaQ? Thats just RAW imho.
What? FaQ is still 1.3.
Next month this time around. If we are lucky, we see the profiles earlier. I guess next week well see the preview.
Exactly the reason why its always him for me. And he is even one point chaeper.
What about Mormaers?
It is definitely an option, if I am short on points, but I wouldnt do that happily, because the Djan is so much better for 6 mere points. Shooting...
