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PrinceAerandir GW:n foorumilla kirjoitti: So... here's what's in it. I'll try not to break any forum rules.

The majority of the book contains rules for fighting in the jungle. Jungle terrain effects, some jungle-specific scenarios, jungle campaign rules, and some jungle encounter and event charts. All pretty interesting stuff. I was particularly fond of the Loose Formation rules - they're similar to the ones in the General's Compendium, but not exactly the same.

Contrary to rumors, there are only two army lists in the book, but they're both pretty neat.

The first list is basically Tehenhauin's army of red-crested skinks. The Lord choices are Tehenhauin and Saurus Oldbloods, but Tehenhauin is compulsory, so if you only have one Lord choice you HAVE to take him. There are some interesting things in the army (Lesser Swarms, for example), but the most interesting by far is the Engine of the Gods, which is (stat-wise) basically a stegadon with a (Magical, Flaming) stone thrower on its back and no skink crew. The model, though... holy crap. It looks a lot like the Carnosaur, but on its back it has this thing that looks like a stone-and-gold version of one of those multi-axis gyroscope things.

The second list is the Skaven, Clan Pestilens-style. This list is almost enough to make me want to play Skaven again. Giant Rats and Rat Ogres with no Packmasters (but they're Frenzied!), Slaves with flails that fall over dead in the movement phase, and the Cauldron of 1000 Poxes (works sort of like a Screaming Bell)... beautiful. It is restricted on Lords much like the Tehenhauin list is, though - if you only have one Lord choice, you HAVE to take Nurglitch.

The special characters for both armies seem pretty cool. They're powerful, like special characters are, but not really what I'd consider overpowering. They're very characterful, and the models are great... which brings me to my last point - new models.

Each list gets its share of new miniatures in addition to the special characters. The Lizardmen get FOUR new Skink Chief models (including one with a cool Cloak of Feathers), the Engine of the Gods, and new plastic Saurus Cavalry. The Skaven get new Plague Monks, two new Plague Priests, new Censer Bearers, new Rat Ogres, new Giant Rats, new Packmasters (though I'm not sure why, since there are none in the Pestilens list), the Cauldron, and two new Warlords - almost everything in the list gets new models.

All in all, I'm pleased with the new book, even though I don't play Lizardmen or Skaven. The campaign rules and jungle-specific stuff are great, the new models are top-notch, and if the rest of the Warhammer Realms books turn out as well as this one did, I think we're all in for a treat.

PrinceAerandir GW:n foorumilla kirjoitti: Tehenhauin is pretty cool. He's got several rules (which I won't give out here), but I think this is the coolest thing about him: he can ONLY join units of Jungle Swarms, the unit he joins gains limited Regeneration (6+ instead of 4+), and he counts as Unbreakable and a Skirmisher while in the unit. The model is quite nice as well.

Pörrö kirjoitti:OT: Miksi ihmeessä sen Skaven Spessun nimi on "Nurglitch"?
Se on myös yksi Nurglen kutsumanimistä, jotka löytyvät Chaoksen army bookista

mr.tp kirjoitti:Minua vieläkin ihmetyttää mikä noista on se uusi saurus cavalry? Onko se Tämä vai Nuo?