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Ugh.I'm a bit surprised they havn't smushed them into a free city peoples amalgam ah la warcraft![]()
Ugh.I'm a bit surprised they havn't smushed them into a free city peoples amalgam ah la warcraft![]()
Yeah that part of the article is mainly about the GHB. I think it is relevant though, as it explicitly mentions the mercenary system in the paragraph about narrative play.Correct me if I'm wrong, but that is said in regards to the GHB2019.
The things I've quoted are about Forbidden Power.
Honestly, I think GW only supported them at the beginning of AoS to keep players attached to the hobby. "I know we're rebooting fantasy, but you can still play your Empire, Dwarfs, Dark Elves, etc..." I think GW will gradually phase out those armies to focus on their newer armies. But, you're right that GW does seem to be bringing back several WHFB armies, so who knows?Bretonnians and Tomb Kings are definitely gone as you say, but why would they have kept Dwarfs, the remnants of High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves and Empire if they had intended for them to remain unsupported?
I have high hopes that GW will at some point reboot these factions in the way they did Gloomspite (but they’d better do Dwarfs first or else I will be livid)
Pretty much this.Honestly, I think GW only supported them at the beginning of AoS to keep players attached to the hobby. "I know we're rebooting fantasy, but you can still play your Empire, Dwarfs, Dark Elves, etc..." I think GW will gradually phase out those armies to focus on their newer armies. But, you're right that GW does seem to be bringing back several WHFB armies, so who knows?
Yeah that part of the article is mainly about the GHB. I think it is relevant though, as it explicitly mentions the mercenary system in the paragraph about narrative play.
I think so. Allies can only be taken from a (in most cases) short list and from the same Grand Alliance.I wonder if there will be a difference between mercenary system and allies...
I feel like if they do revamp them they will make them less generic fantasy armies and more unique to the age of sigmar.Pretty much this.
To bring this back to seraphon.... I've been thinking that the scale rumour engine pic could from a seraphon underworlds model. As season 3 is coming up there isn't many factions that don't have a warband. I think you may see us in season 3
I hope so too. I think that would be an easy way to give us a few new models and add some quick new mechanics into our army (b/c the Shadespire warbands usually have some "unique" thing they do when used in regular AoS). Or they could be used as proxies for heroes. Plus, it might get me back to ShadespireTo bring this back to seraphon.... I've been thinking that the scale rumour engine pic could from a seraphon underworlds model. As season 3 is coming up there isn't many factions that don't have a warband. I think you may see us in season 3
it might be decently usefull and worth the prize. But I just hate using phones/tablets for basicly anything. And a subscription based models means its gone once you stop paying (or if GW dissappears altogether) At least the actual books i can still use 20 years later no matter what happenend in the meantime.Just the phone or tablet version. I take your point about subscriptions but it is updated approx. 3/4 times a month with all warscrolls. I find it quite useful but have to admit I also buy the Handbook as well.
I just wish they would give everyone who buys the paper some kind of code to use and get the digital version for free (including updates, and not only errata). That would be nice.
I totally agree! I even wrote that on the app review lmaoThe digital one would be easier to search in, but although I use the app for warscrolls a lot, I also prefer the regular old paper book for home use.
What I do though: I take pictures of a few pages with my phone so I can have the bataillon warscrolls, allegiance abilities, artefacts and spells with me at all times, to create lists and look them up without having the paper book with me.
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I just wish they would give everyone who buys the paper some kind of code to use and get the digital version for free (including updates, and not only errata). That would be nice.
For the sake of my own spine and convenience I tend to go for digital editions, but there is something lovely and irreplaceable about flittering through a nice chunky physical rulebook.
This, for the love of god this, what we are really paying for with rulebooks is the work, not the actual value of the physical rulebook item (which probably totals to a few pounds at the very most). A combined physical + digital purchase seems intuitive.
My girlfriend made custom war scrolls for me. Including updated errata and such. That already gets you a long way (and is nicer to play with than either book or tablet).What I do though: I take pictures of a few pages with my phone so I can have the bataillon warscrolls, allegiance abilities, artefacts and spells with me at all times, to create lists and look them up without having the paper book with me.
I'd love that, though I wouldn't even want a proper app. Just a collection of PDF's of the war scrolls with up to date text according to all the errata and what not would already be brilliant. If I want to I can just print and laminate them myself. Plus, if I desperately want to I can put them on my laptop or tablet anyway. It might be a bit more messy than an official app, but it's not like you're ever going to be using more than a handful of war scrolls at any given time anyway, so it's not like you're going to be searching for unexpected units frequently (assuming your opponent is nice and bring his own stuffEdit
I just wish they would give everyone who buys the paper some kind of code to use and get the digital version for free (including updates, and not only errata). That would be nice.