Stunties!!!!!

**Path Walker** · 01-04-2016, 05:58 AM

These with dark, earthy skin tones and really bright hair would look awesome. Bah and I just bought all those half price seraphon!

**Mr Mystery** · 01-04-2016, 05:59 AM

Wow!

The more I see, the more I like.

**Kirsten** · 01-04-2016, 06:02 AM

yeah definitely.

I saw some complaints on Facebook that you can't have slayers riding monsters, but it is good to see the dwarfs getting a nice big centre piece. plus they aren't old style slayers, they are thousands of years later in a new world. even then, you can reasonably say that slayers kill dangerous monsters, and if they have tamed these sufficiently, then there isn't really anything to be gained from killing them. slayers don't seek glorious deaths against cows after all.

**Asymmetrical Xeno** · 01-04-2016, 06:03 AM

Am a bit tempted i must admit, but I just started a horus heresy army and I still have 2 AoS armies to finish so ill probably pass until they are done but these guys do look great!

**Kirsten** · 01-04-2016, 06:10 AM

seeing these now makes me feel that Age of Sigmar armies will have a much tighter focus than warhammer armies. if you look at the releases so far, Eternals, Khorne, Slayers, even the re-released Sylvaneth, they are all small numbers of units, all strong visual link. very different to the 'bit of everything' Warhammer armies we are used to seeing. it is a good solution to the high model count/price criticisms of Warhammer.

**Path Walker** · 01-04-2016, 06:10 AM

Its hard to resist the "new" and remember that these will still be available next year!

**Mr Mystery** · 01-04-2016, 06:12 AM

True that.

I'm really hoping that we see lots more AoS this year, if only to shut the trolls up. If such a thing is possible.

**Path Walker** · 01-04-2016, 06:14 AM

Originally Posted by Kirsten

seeing these now makes me feel that Age of Sigmar armies will have a much tighter focus than warhammer armies. if you look at the releases so far, Eternals, Khorne, Slayers, even the re-released Sylvaneth, they are all small numbers of units, all strong visual link. very different to the 'bit of everything' Warhammer armies we are used to seeing. it is a good solution to the high model count/price criticisms of Warhammer.

Definitely, while its possible (and fun) to have huge battles in AoS, the tighter focus of the armies and the fact that each, so far, is a handful of units meaning you can realistically own and paint everything, really seem to encourage smaller games.