Often incorrectly referred to as Stormcast Vindicators (which is something else entirely), this is another relatively straightforward sprue. You do, however, get two in the box, so you can build 10 of these warriors with some fairly decent variation across the unit(s).

Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Dominion review – a god-king’s

I’m really excited for Open Play for the first time ever because it now includes Points Values! So using Core Battalions (basic Battalions available to everyone) I can structure an army of Slaves to Darkness and Daemon battalions fighting side by side and not be hampered by mini unit choices or allies points limits. For example, on sprue A, Parts 1-9 are the parts needed to build your first Gutrippa, that being the Gutrippa boss or a standard Gutrippa variant. Parts 10-12 are your second Gutrippa Parts 13-17 the next and so on… With 18 fighter cards to choose from, the Thunderstrike Stormcast are a warband of elite, heavy-hitters. As you might expect from Sigmar’s finest, these warriors never go down without a fight thanks to their Blaze of Glory ability.What this leaves us with is a guide of random numerical sequences which gets more complicated as you go through and get to the models with multiple build configurations. Again though, really detailed models. Creatively thought out on the sprue and the sculptor should be proud. Murknob with Belcha-Banna Another point for those wanting perfect sculpts before you paint is the bolter between the bow and body (shown above), the main armature is a single tree branch though they all have visible breaks across the wood in these areas. Killaboss on Great Gnashtoof

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With that disclaimer out of the way, though, I confess myself something of an exception to that rule. Because these folks have, in fact, somewhat won me over to the Stormcast club. Shown below is the second half of the sprue with 5 pairs of identical models only having a head swap between them.

Repulsive even by the standards of the Kruleboyz, Swampcalla wizards channel the foul magics of the swamp into toxins and vile elixirs to aid their kin. Instead of showing you a model and its optional build, the first five models get their own sections. The next five models use many of the same parts as the last five, so you need to swap to the other sprue. The final five models on each sprue are twins of each other with simple helmeted and non-helmeted head swaps between them. When you come to your models, the build guide here is a necessity. Games Workshop has a really good approach to the parts on their sprues. The numbers aren’t random, they are sequentially related to the models you are building.