Overall, it may not be “as worth it”, especially with GW’s continued pattern of making old Marines obsolete. Just weeks earlier, we saw them make all HQ Marine Biker units completely obsolete. The mid-tier is likely to be the most popular of the new sets as this comes with 2 larger armies now including the Destroyers and the Bikes. With some conversion works (mainly guns) and good mark choices, you can even make it into a good army in general (not top tier turny army, but a good army) The Librarian can now Deathwing Assault with the DW squad if he wishes making his termy armour upgrade such a good purhcase.

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Now both the above aren't really out of the ordinary and in their own ways are both mobile, offensive army lists. The last one is something else entirely. The Aegis defence line route Unit Adepta Sororitas • Astra Militarum • Chaos Daemons • Chaos Space Marines • Dark Angels • Eldar • Imperial Knights • Inquisition • Legion of the Damned • Militarum Tempestus • Space Marines • Tau Empire • Tyranids Well, first of all, I expect these will probably be part of a future “Start Collecting Set” Like how the Space Marine models from the limited Shadowspear release became Start Collecting Space Marine Vanguard. These are two nicely detailed character sculpts sure to form a good centre piece for your army. Of the two I think I like the Librarian best. The pose is dramatic and the sculpt sets him apart from previous Librarian minis, while I can't help feeling that the Company Master is rather static in comparison even though this does give him a more commanding appearance.The thing I care about in both sets is the models. The Assault intercessors themselves clearly have distinct poses. The Necrons are also unique when compared to their Indomits counterparts. but this time you get the Gauss Flayer Rifle Only (there’s no Gauss Reaper option unlike in the main set). One slight bonus to these starter sets is that along with a fold-out mat, the box also becomes part of the terrain on your battlefield Warhammer 40,000 Recruit Edition Review All of a sudden, that Indomitus box is looking much more valuable!!! There are places still selling it. So if you can, bag a copy now! At the heart of the box is a stunning selection of units for each army, many of which are totally new additions to their faction, as well as an Indomitus edition Core Book with cover that’s exclusive to the boxed set. It represents the epic culmination of a long and glorious line of boxed sets that have heralded the arrival of each edition of Warhammer 40,000 over the years.

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Once again, the set was almost overflowing with miniatures for each army, and featured the first appearance of dedicated models for Chaos Cultists, Chosen, and a reimagining of the Chaos Dreadnought of old in the form of a fearsome Helbrute . But it wasn’t all about the Chaos Space Marines – the Dark Angels force included a squad of Ravenwing and Deathwing in addition to a bespoke Tactical Squad. What’s more, the initial wave of Dark Vengeance sets also included a limited edition miniature of Interrogator-Chaplain Seraphicus. First up, leading the Dark Angel forces are two special characters. The Company Master armed with combi-weapon, bolt pistol and power sword. Though it leaves me wondering, what about all of those other awesome Models we got in the Indomitus Set? Sprues G & H which have some awesome models like the Judiciar, the Chaplain and the Skorpekh Lord? Those moulds can’t have been used purely for Indomitus right? The Tactical and Ravenwing sergeants are Ld9 as per the Dark Vengeance roster details. This would actually be a 10 points apiece Veteran Sergeant upgrade from the DA Codex where these sergeants would only be Ld8 at base. To be honest this might be very worthwhile upgrade as the Master no longer has the battlefield-wide Rites of Battle Ld boost in the 6th Edition Codex so a good internal unit Ld value is essential.Overall, for 2012, this release was a huge warm welcome for Chaos and Dark Angels players. There was a lot to be said about the initial release for where the whole world was in the hobby journey at that time. Looking into the 2019 MTO release, there are a few things that have changed that you may have overlooked… 2019 Dark Vengeance MTO Release Speaking of wargear and other upgrades, if you use the crimson slaughter supplement there is a specific item of wargear for the lord's sword and a unit upgrade for the chosen.

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The Deathwing squad has been traditionally set up like something from 2nd Edition Codex Angels of Death, with an assault cannon trooper, a chainsword trooper and a power sword-wielding sergeant. Nothing wrong it that but things have moved on a bit. I'm surprised there are no twin claws models or thunder hammer/storm shield models to add flavour. Still at least there isn't a heavy flamer — let's be thankful for that.It is very mobile, well-rounded and contains a good mix of weapons to cover most eventualities but some are spread pretty thinly. What it doesn't contain is an obvious deathstar unit. I guess the closest is the Deathwing squad, to which I'd attach the Librarian. Librarians are pretty good again in 6th Edition as they are not being restricted to the powers within their home codexes, for me they've become once again a must have HQ. If Turmiel was in Terminator armour I'd have been over the moon. The Deathwing squad isn't ideally set up either as it isn't taking advantage of either thunder hammers and storm shields nor the cyclone missile launcher. It's vey much a late 4th- early 5th-Edition DW unit.