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Mithrandir kirjoitti:Ei tule välttämättä ysiedikkaa ollenkaan, sellaistakin huhua on ollut ilmassa. Faban edikat nollautuisi, tulisi pelkkä skirmish -peli jonka yksiköitä voisi käyttää kasiedikassakin, ja tosiaan pyöreillä alustoilla. Saapi nähdä, nyt keväällä tuskin mitään Fabajulkaisuja nähdään, 40k:ta kaikki tyynni.

Rune kirjoitti:Hyvät ihmiset. Siitä edikasta ei yhäkään ole mitään oikeaa tai varmaa tietoa. Ja huhutkin on epämääräisiä.

Se tulee joskus ja ennen sitä kaikki on ihan auki.

...saisi kyllä tulla. Haluan tietää mitä se uusi mikä onkaan nyt sitten on.

tneva82 kirjoitti: noin luotettavia lahteita olen itse ainakin sen verran valmis uskomaan etten ala sanomaan ettei varmana tapahdu. todennakoisyys sille etta ovat oikeassa selvasti isompi kuin ettei olisi.

Lord of Carcassonne kirjoitti:Juu. Aika epävarmoja huhuja on pyörinyt.

Nyt faeitissa ja bolsissa on jo huhua forces of orderin armybookista. Ja samalla chaos warriorien tapaisista hyvis sotureista.

Morhgoz kirjoitti:

Lord of Carcassonne kirjoitti:Juu. Aika epävarmoja huhuja on pyörinyt.

Nyt faeitissa ja bolsissa on jo huhua forces of orderin armybookista. Ja samalla chaos warriorien tapaisista hyvis sotureista.

Joka osoittautui jonkun sepittelyksi... Faet jahtaa tällä hetkellä tuota valheiden levittelijää.

I have more stuff about factions. Usual disclaimer, this is second hand stuff take with a grain of salt etc.

1. Empire Remmanents: Mainly humans, with some dwarfs, ogres, and vampires. Humans units tend towards elite holy warriors (focus on priests, Knights, and witch hunters). The dwarves are mainly steampunk flavored, some of which bleeds into the rest of the faction. Vampires tend towards the human aesthetic, ogres have elements of both.

2. Chaos: all three chaos armies mixed together.

The warriors/humans have the same general design as now, except more obvious demonic gifts. Winged units of warriors was mentioned as an example.

Beastmen will come in more flavors, for example reptilian and avian variations. Also a variety of more animalistic units.

3. Orks/Goblins: More or less the same. They get ogres as per end times.

Also, possible mention of dwarf slaves either as units or as justifcation for some steampunk elements in the army. So possibly a bit more 40kification of the army overall, including more squigs.

4. Skaven: two major changes. First, more warptech, notably more apparent in modeling if not in rules.

Second, lizardmen slaves apparently bound using magic/warptech and mutated.

5. Undead: End times undead. More feral in feel. Beyond that, nothing.

6. Elves: End times elves, slightly more unified in appearence, takes cues from all 3 armies. Nothing much else known.

The last two are possibly due to ignorance rather than an actual lack of changes.

I don't know if any of this is really new besides a couple orc and skaven bits, some of it I read in the round up already but I just put it all down.

Morhgoz kirjoitti:Onkos tämmöstä ollunna tiällä?

I have more stuff about factions. Usual disclaimer, this is second hand stuff take with a grain of salt etc.

1. Empire Remmanents: Mainly humans, with some dwarfs, ogres, and vampires. Humans units tend towards elite holy warriors (focus on priests, Knights, and witch hunters). The dwarves are mainly steampunk flavored, some of which bleeds into the rest of the faction. Vampires tend towards the human aesthetic, ogres have elements of both.

2. Chaos: all three chaos armies mixed together.

The warriors/humans have the same general design as now, except more obvious demonic gifts. Winged units of warriors was mentioned as an example.

Beastmen will come in more flavors, for example reptilian and avian variations. Also a variety of more animalistic units.

3. Orks/Goblins: More or less the same. They get ogres as per end times.

Also, possible mention of dwarf slaves either as units or as justifcation for some steampunk elements in the army. So possibly a bit more 40kification of the army overall, including more squigs.

4. Skaven: two major changes. First, more warptech, notably more apparent in modeling if not in rules.

Second, lizardmen slaves apparently bound using magic/warptech and mutated.

5. Undead: End times undead. More feral in feel. Beyond that, nothing.

6. Elves: End times elves, slightly more unified in appearence, takes cues from all 3 armies. Nothing much else known.

The last two are possibly due to ignorance rather than an actual lack of changes.

I don't know if any of this is really new besides a couple orc and skaven bits, some of it I read in the round up already but I just put it all down.

Lord of Carcassonne kirjoitti:Jahas, jos nää huhut pitää paikkansa niin otan smaxxin ehdotuksen vastaan ja aloitan deus vultin

Morhgoz kirjoitti:Mutta eikös siitä ollut puhetta että vanhoilla armeijoilla voi myös pelata, kun on jämiä jostain..?