Post by heychadwick on Dec 6, 2010 9:14:35 GMT -5
This in from GW:
For years uncounted, before even the Empire existed, and Men were little more than barbarous and primitive cave-dwellers, the Orcs & Goblins have haunted the mountains and deep forests of the world. Extremely aggressive and savage creatures, Orc & Goblin tribes rarely suffer a peaceful moment in their unending lust for battle and inexplicable urge to pillage and despoil.
Once roused to war by a powerful or charismatic leader, a greenskin Waaagh! on the march can rapidly snowball into a seemingly endless tide of rowdy Orc and Goblin warriors, scuttling creatures and lumbering monsters as neighbouring tribes flock to join the gathering masses, or capitulate in defeat. The haphazard nature by which Orc & Goblin armies are mustered results in a huge variety of unruly mobs of squabbling warriors and a wide selection of creatures both great and small. Such huge diversity ensures that greenskin armies are by far the most unpredictable to face in battle.
March 2011 will see the release of Warhammer: Orcs & Goblins, an essential guide to fielding a greenskin host on the tabletop, and a veritable font of knowledge detailing the complete rules, background, artwork and enormous range of miniatures available to a budding Warboss.
To support this exciting release, we will also be unveiling a genuine feast of new miniatures that would sate even the most ravenous Troll. All will be revealed in time, but keep up to speed on developments by checking out White Dwarf and the What's New Today blog on the website. If you haven't already done so, make sure you sign up to the Games Workshop newsletter to learn of any news as soon as it is released.
With this in mind, if you have ever fancied starting your own legion of greenskins, or are looking to ensure that your tribe is the biggest and nastiest around, remember that the Orcs & Goblins are already blessed with a plethora of multi-part plastic kits. The selection of fantastic sets below are the best way to get your army up and running, safe in the knowledge that they will not be replaced in March. So, gather up some Boyz and grab your favourite choppa because now is the time for WAAAGH!
What it shows next are:
Orc Warboss
Orc Warriors Regiment
Night Goblin Regiment
Goblin Regiment
Forest Goblin Spider Riders
Black Orcs
Orc Boar Boyz
River Trolls
Warhammer Giant
What it could mean comes next are:
Savage orcs (confirmed)
Arachnarok Spider (confirmed)
Savage Boar Boyz (practically confirmed)
Stone trolls
Gigantic spider
Goblin Wolf Riders
Squig herds
Squig Hoppers
Gobbo Warboss kit
Shaman kit
Rock Lobbas
Spear Chukkas
Doom Divers
Wolf Chariots
Boar Chariots
So, they come out in March. April 1st is Adepticon. I was really hoping to bring the new book to the events at Adepticon. Does anyone know how Adepticon handles new books? What are the chances of them allowing the new Greenskin book?
For years uncounted, before even the Empire existed, and Men were little more than barbarous and primitive cave-dwellers, the Orcs & Goblins have haunted the mountains and deep forests of the world. Extremely aggressive and savage creatures, Orc & Goblin tribes rarely suffer a peaceful moment in their unending lust for battle and inexplicable urge to pillage and despoil.
Once roused to war by a powerful or charismatic leader, a greenskin Waaagh! on the march can rapidly snowball into a seemingly endless tide of rowdy Orc and Goblin warriors, scuttling creatures and lumbering monsters as neighbouring tribes flock to join the gathering masses, or capitulate in defeat. The haphazard nature by which Orc & Goblin armies are mustered results in a huge variety of unruly mobs of squabbling warriors and a wide selection of creatures both great and small. Such huge diversity ensures that greenskin armies are by far the most unpredictable to face in battle.
March 2011 will see the release of Warhammer: Orcs & Goblins, an essential guide to fielding a greenskin host on the tabletop, and a veritable font of knowledge detailing the complete rules, background, artwork and enormous range of miniatures available to a budding Warboss.
To support this exciting release, we will also be unveiling a genuine feast of new miniatures that would sate even the most ravenous Troll. All will be revealed in time, but keep up to speed on developments by checking out White Dwarf and the What's New Today blog on the website. If you haven't already done so, make sure you sign up to the Games Workshop newsletter to learn of any news as soon as it is released.
With this in mind, if you have ever fancied starting your own legion of greenskins, or are looking to ensure that your tribe is the biggest and nastiest around, remember that the Orcs & Goblins are already blessed with a plethora of multi-part plastic kits. The selection of fantastic sets below are the best way to get your army up and running, safe in the knowledge that they will not be replaced in March. So, gather up some Boyz and grab your favourite choppa because now is the time for WAAAGH!
What it shows next are:
Orc Warboss
Orc Warriors Regiment
Night Goblin Regiment
Goblin Regiment
Forest Goblin Spider Riders
Black Orcs
Orc Boar Boyz
River Trolls
Warhammer Giant
What it could mean comes next are:
Savage orcs (confirmed)
Arachnarok Spider (confirmed)
Savage Boar Boyz (practically confirmed)
Stone trolls
Gigantic spider
Goblin Wolf Riders
Squig herds
Squig Hoppers
Gobbo Warboss kit
Shaman kit
Rock Lobbas
Spear Chukkas
Doom Divers
Wolf Chariots
Boar Chariots
So, they come out in March. April 1st is Adepticon. I was really hoping to bring the new book to the events at Adepticon. Does anyone know how Adepticon handles new books? What are the chances of them allowing the new Greenskin book?