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Lizardmen Book Question

Discussion in 'General Chat' started by DeathBringer125, May 12, 2019.

  1. DeathBringer125
    Carnasaur

    DeathBringer125 Well-Known Member

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    D8150CB4-C454-41BD-AE19-0ED4B4197253.jpeg Hey I got a WHFB lizardmen battletome from a shop for like 15 bucks and I wanted to know what edition it is.
     
  2. LizardWizard
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    LizardWizard Grand Skink Handler Staff Member

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    Fairly certain that is 5th ed.
     
  3. Padre
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    Yes, that is definitely 5th. The 6th, 7th, and 8th ed. books had a very different style.
     
  4. NIGHTBRINGER
    Slann

    NIGHTBRINGER Second Spawning

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    Yup! I agree with these fine lizards. 5th edition it is.
     
  5. DeathBringer125
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    DeathBringer125 Well-Known Member

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    Nice ty for help I was curious. I’ve realized how great the lizardmen lore is and was nerding out over the lizardmen glyphs and maps of the temple cities etc. also the stories in it are amazing especially the Tale of Marco Columbo.
     
  6. Imrahil
    Slann

    Imrahil Thirtheenth Spawning

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    Very nice book cover!

    and his brother Christopher Polo? ;)

    Gr, Imrahil
     
  7. Padre
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    You can poke fun at the name, but I actually have the model. And the name is pretty standard for GW in those days. I mean, Luthor Huss was a named Empire Warrior Priest and was constructed the same way.
     
  8. Scalenex
    Slann

    Scalenex Keeper of the Indexes Staff Member

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    In general, the fifth edition army books had great fluff and really stupid names.

    The fluff between 6th, 7th, and 8th edition was virtually the same. 8th edition is marginally better edited and illustrated.
     

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