Arturius11 (hatte bisher immer korrekte Neuigkeiten) mit ein paar Infos zum übernächsten Buch, End Times III im Warseer Forum
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Glotkin is indeed 2 books in a slipcase, like Nagash.*Looked a tad thinner, like both books were about the same thickness. IIRC Nagash the fluff book is a lot thicker than the rules book.
Pair of characters ride it, one combat that looks like the armored guy with the half horn head from the maggot beasts, the other is a more ragged looking caster type. Both named Glott. Model is on a much larger base than the maggotlords, probably the 150 by 100. Top of beast part of glottkin is about level with the top of the magot lord riders head, with riders and some horns makin it even taller. Not stompa sized, but I'd say somewhere between the orkanaut and imperial knight. My favorite part is the little nurgling on the base that looks like a mini-glottkin mount, with 1 squggly arm and 1 spike arm.*
No rules for glottkin included (likely because the book is released at the same time) but a battle report onfall of altdorf*on a big table.
http://www.warseer.com/forums/showth...=1#post7297035
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Pair of characters ride it, one combat that looks like the armored guy with the half horn head from the maggot beasts, the other is a more ragged looking caster type. Both named Glott. Model is on a much larger base than the maggotlords, probably the 150 by 100. Top of beast part of glottkin is about level with the top of the magot lord riders head, with riders and some horns makin it even taller. Not stompa sized, but I'd say somewhere between the orkanaut and imperial knight. My favorite part is the little nurgling on the base that looks like a mini-glottkin mount, with 1 squggly arm and 1 spike arm.*
No rules for glottkin included (likely because the book is released at the same time) but a battle report onfall of altdorf*on a big table.
http://www.warseer.com/forums/showth...=1#post7297035
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I've got some new information for all of you, taken from the upcoming WD.
Glottkin:
-3 brothers, Ghurk (Beast), Ethrac (Sorcerer), Otto (Warlord)
-Biggest kit yet for all Chaos armies, might be bigger than Nagash
-2 head/hand options for Otto, aka helmeted/unhelmeted and holding a severed head/his own entrails
-The brothers are NOT conjoined
-Fluff: As their parents, peaceful Norscan farmers,were murdered by imperial troops, the three wanted to take revenge and took up their respective equipment, aka Scythe and Wizardry/Healing. Mutating into a giant-sized beast was just an addition for Ghurk.
-The 3 nails put through a lot of stuff as already seen on the Maggoth Lords is the Glottkin's symbol
-They're Archaon's "scouts" and were sent to kill Karl Franz and destroy Altdorf
-No rules in the WD for them, sadly
Chaos:
-Archaon still doesn't take action but rather sends Glottkin and Valkia to do his dirty work in the Empire/Naggaroth
Empire:
-New High Patriarch is called GregorMartak
-Karl Franz is alive and has new rules in the Glottkin book, he's called somehthing along the lines of "The ascended Karl Franz" and can resurrect from the dead if killed in-game, though no word's given on how often. In another fluff text, he's called the "Mightiest fighter of the Forces of Light". Make of that what you wish.
Bretonnia:
-Louen Leoncoeur is alive! Yes you read that right. He lives and now serves as a vassal to Gilles le Breton
Timline:
-The Glottkin book spans over half a year, from spring 2525, when Nagash is awoken and sends out his Mortarch Vlad to help the Empire, up to autumn 2525 and concludes in the attack on Altdorf, which happens at about the same time as the defeat of Settra at Nagash's hands and the downfall of Nehekhara. Basically the stories of "ET: Glottkin" and "ET: Nagash" are parallel.
I'll try to get some pictures done later on today.
Cheers
*Originally Posted by*Thorin**
Oops, looks like I forgot an interesting tidbit!
"ET: Glottkin" contains rules for a new game style called "Streets of Death" and includes rules for fighting in cities, e.g. Altdorf and Marienburg. Manning barricades and destroying buildings are just 2 features mentioned that come into play during the BatRep (which the Good Guys win actually).
The Paint Splatter article doesn't give hints about next week, strangely. The "What's Next" part, however, says "Atemgeräte an!", which translates to "Turn on your respirators!", "Building a Legion of Chaos", and "Codex: Apocryphes" (however this doesn't say anything at all).
http://www.warseer.com/forums/showth...s-Mk-II/page20
Und es gibt neue FAQs. Siehe dazu
http://www.gw-fanworld.net/showthrea...35#post3290035
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Thorin (von dem die neuesten WD Fotos stammen) hat in einer Nachricht an Natfka/Faeit noch folgendes ergänzt:
via Thorin in the Faeit 212 inbox.
Attention everyone! I missed another piece of information from the WD*
editorial that will make Chaos Players rejoice!
Jes Bickham mentions that in the Glottkin book there's rules for summoning*
Daemons. You read that right, you can now summon daemons!
HOWEVER this seems to be limited to Chaos Sorcerers, yet I don't know*
whether these include wizards from DoC and BoC as well.
Also we get a full-blown combined list as it seems, with most likely all*
options available. BoC, DoC and WoC are officially "combined" now.
Regards,
Thorin
via Thorin in the Faeit 212 inbox.
Attention everyone! I missed another piece of information from the WD*
editorial that will make Chaos Players rejoice!
Jes Bickham mentions that in the Glottkin book there's rules for summoning*
Daemons. You read that right, you can now summon daemons!
HOWEVER this seems to be limited to Chaos Sorcerers, yet I don't know*
whether these include wizards from DoC and BoC as well.
Also we get a full-blown combined list as it seems, with most likely all*
options available. BoC, DoC and WoC are officially "combined" now.
Regards,
Thorin
Von dakka und sehr fragwürdig:
So, I was recently chatting toa friend in gw design (not exactly, but close enough) and he was talking about plans to move the fantasy world on a thousand years,*
This seemed like a lot and would have required a massive fluff input, so I was a little sceptical .*
Then end times hit and I could very well see archaons (and all chaos) invasion of the workd changing everything.
Kann auch ne verworfene Idee sein.
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Die Softcover-Ausgabe von End Times I kommt irgendwann ab dem 1.11.2014 in den Handel. In welcher Sprache und welchem Umfang ist noch nicht bekannt
Well, seems like the Nagash book is returning in soft cover version relatively soon.*
From the email I got from GW customer service.*
The Nagash end times book will be available shortly in paperback format, and should be available to order from the
*01/11/14.
http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/570/617840.page#7310423
So, I was recently chatting toa friend in gw design (not exactly, but close enough) and he was talking about plans to move the fantasy world on a thousand years,*
This seemed like a lot and would have required a massive fluff input, so I was a little sceptical .*
Then end times hit and I could very well see archaons (and all chaos) invasion of the workd changing everything.
Kann auch ne verworfene Idee sein.
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Die Softcover-Ausgabe von End Times I kommt irgendwann ab dem 1.11.2014 in den Handel. In welcher Sprache und welchem Umfang ist noch nicht bekannt
Well, seems like the Nagash book is returning in soft cover version relatively soon.*
From the email I got from GW customer service.*
The Nagash end times book will be available shortly in paperback format, and should be available to order from the
*01/11/14.
http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/570/617840.page#7310423
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Originally Posted by On the 29th of August
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Originally Posted by Arthurius11
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Thanquol and bone ripper will be getting there own new models along with a new plastic vermin lord. There will also be new fantasy terrain.
Originally Posted by Arthurius11
New info I have, there will be a series of warhammer: end times books. ... end times skaven, end time elves. Demons are attacking ulthuan and nagarroth and the elves getting overwhelmed by chaos there. Nagash has left vlad to fight archaon while he goes to try and get the tomb kings to join him in his fight against chaos. There will be thanquol and boneripper as well as vermin lord. New chaos warriors with mark of nurgle, look all decayed and plague ridden. Was something else but cannot remember.
Originally Posted by Arthurius11
They are not doing a new archaon model.
Originally Posted by Trains_Get_Robbed
I can confirm that there will be more End of Times books (almost as a way to lead fantasy into 9th; campaign supplements). Elves, Demons for example
Originally Posted by Birdy
It's definitely a series, the next three fantasy releases are definitely end times volumes through to January next year covering most of the races arthurius 11 mentioned.
Darnok
So another three (!) books. If you want to speculate about their contents, please head over to THIS THREAD in WHF General.
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-Endtimes will maybe not mentioned in the Rulebook
Sind zwar Widersprüche, aber poste es trotzdem mal hier rein.
Darnok im Warseer Forum
Originally Posted by Darnok
Listen, for I have word from the birdy.
Next ET book is focussing on Skaven, release on 17th of January (advance order up on the 9th [corrected]). Thanquol and Boneripper will be a big kit, a new Vermin Lord, some kind of new unit (no details here sadly) and two clampack characters.
End Times IV soll am Freitag, den 9. Januar 2015, in die Vorbestellung gehen
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