Hungry hungry dragons. If you love the new Stardragon model and want to know what it does, this post is for YOU!
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So Sigmar’s new beastie looks to have two different builds, a Lord Celestant, and a Drakesworn Templar. Rules wise depedning on who’s riding it its a hack and slash machine. Plus they even took at page from 40k’s Red Terror and this thing can EAT PEOPLE WHOLE up to three times a turn!
The new kit will cost $140 and goes on advanced order March 19th.
Checkout MORE PICS, and the rest of the White Dwarf feature below in the roundup:
New AoS Dragon Roundup
~ Hungry, Hungry, Dragons!
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