Inside the box, you'll find a total of 30 plastic Citadel miniatures, including Vashtorr the Arkifane, a Venomcrawler, two Obliterators, 10 Chaos Cultists armed with brutal weapons, Supreme Grand Master Azrael, 10 Intercessors, and 5 Deathwing Terminators, which can also be built as Deathwing Knights or a Deathwing Terminator Command Squad. The set also includes two Dark Angels Primaris Upgrade Frames and a Dark Angels Primaris Transfers sheet. No Chaos force can be considered truly complete without the inclusion of some nutters willing to go face-to face with a detachment of power-armoured Space Marines and their Chapter Master armed only with some basic firepower and clad largely in rags. The only thing we would say about these is that they feel a like a little bit of a safe choice. The likelihood is that people looking to buy this box for the Dark Angels miniatures will already have a few Intercessors, so might not want any more. With Wrath of the Soul Forge King, they also happen to make up the majority of the Dark Angels side of the box. Sure, they are an easy unit to apply the upgrade sprue to, so make sense from that perspective, but part of me is left wondering whether or not this will potentially be a turn-off for a lot of collectors. Deathwing Terminators

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On the Dark Angels side, you will find 10 Intercessors, of which every Primaris collector probably already has hundreds, but at least there are two upgrade sprues to supply all models with Dark Angels shoulder pads, as well as a transfer sheet. The Firstborn Deathwing Terminators don’t really match the Primaris models scale and seem like the odd choice, at least the models are currently a pretty competitive choice. In addition, most advertising networks offer you a way to opt out of targeted advertising. If you would like to find out more information, please visit http://www.aboutads.info/choices/or http://www.youronlinechoices.com.Kit out your plastic MKVI Tactical Squads with the striated heads of the Alpha Legion. And even though ‘making your officers stand out on the battlefield’ rather goes against the credo of the most mysterious Legion, it does undeniably look cool. This set contains 11 resin heads: three sets of three designs, one more embellished head for your chief decoy, and a bare head that must be like staring into the visage of Alpharius (or Omegon) himself. The machinations of Vashtorr the Arkifane enter a deadlier phase today as he emerges from the soul forges to take the field in person – and the Dark Angels are the first to feel the heat of his wrath. Deathwing Terminators, which can also be built as Deathwing Knights or a Deathwing Terminator Command Squad

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The Raven Guard were the first Legion to test the now ubiquitous Mark VI ‘Corvus’ Pattern armour. These upgrades let you equip your units with retro-style prototype helmets, and shoulder pads embellished with their corvine emblem. Alpha Legion MKVI UpgradesFor a closer look at the Wrath of The Soul Forge King, join the Hang Out and Paint team, which will go live on the Warhammer Twitch channel on Friday. They’ll also be chatting about the next stage of 2023’s Armies on Parade, which is themed around Supreme Command. Everything comes together to make something that’s distinctly Warhammer 40,000 but feels different in some ways – exactly what you’d expect from a Chaos demigod. It was a joy to work on this project, creating something unique within the 41st Millennium – I can’t wait to see what fans do when they get him. No Wrath of the Soul Forge King box artwork? No opportunity for me to say “this’d make a great poster provided yours has survived transit without any perforations or gouges from the plastic it sits beneath”?

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The pioneers of MKVI ‘Corvus’ armour get their beakie helmets at long last – and it’s been worth the wait! Strike from the shadows in style with this set of 11 resin heads, including three sets of three designs, a bare head, and a single option with a truly mesmerising feathered crest. As I’ve said at a hundred points throughout this review already, the Azrael mini is a work of art – but the sheer standard and ultra-quality of this figure serves in part to draw attention to the fact that the Deathwing Terminators are beginning to show their age. Miniature sculpting has come on exponentially over the last few years, and whilst the quality of miniatures we see GW producing are world-leading in design and quality, some of the older parts of their catalogue are now starting to look a little outdated. That said, whilst the Deathwing Terminators are starting to show their age, I actually found myself adoring the kit for its myriad builds and oodles of details – even if they do look a little out of date. Yes, folks: WotSFK is the first place you’ll be able to get your hands on Primais-ified Azrael, Grand Master of the Dark Angels Chapter, and the new big bad of Warhammer 40,000, Vashtorr the Arkifane. The Chaos Cultists are another fairly new kit, so for the most part hold their own against the other recent releases in the box. Not only are they’re a fun kit that creates a range of satisfyingly simple yet quite pleasing models, they are well-sculpted with plenty of variation from figure to figure. Each Cultist is also only made of a few parts, so they’re very straightforward to assemble which is always a blessing.

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Wrath of the Soul Forge King has grabbed the attention of many hobbyists, wargamers, and other collectors the world over for two very distinct reasons. Those reasons are called Azrael and Vashtorr. Skaven are ascendent in Guy Haley’s The Rise of the Horned Rat . Verminlords stalk the World-that-Was, and two rival kings prepare to face the full force of Queek Headtaker’s verminous horde in the fourth book of the End Times series, which is heading to audiobook next week. Wrath of The Lost As a Dark Angels collector, I have to admit I’ve been looking forward to this one. Over the years, the Dark Angels have been blessed with some awesome chapter-specific units, but these are starting to show their age now. That we’ve got a new Azrael model will get hopes up for Dark Angels fans everywhere: perhaps we’ll see some new Deathwing units, or an update to the now-dated character models, such as Ezekiel, Asmodai, and Sammael. Warhammer 40,000: Wrath of the Soul Forge King Review – Unboxing Since they are effectively staging another Ark of Omen scenario, you’d think they would have thrown some of the new scenario models in the box. Preferably something with a DA feel to it.There are a couple of variant builds. The Watcher in the Dark (the little guy with whom Azrael shares his base) can either be carrying his sword hilt or helmet, which in turn means Azrael can either be built either helmeted or bare-headed Get an exclusive art print when you buy Arks of Omen: Vashtorr and Wrath of the Soul Forge King together, with a beautiful framed portrait of Vashtorr numbered and signed by the artist. Only 300 of these prints exist, so don’t miss out!** Boarding Patrol: Adeptus Mechanicus