If you love the new Nighthaunt models, you don’t want to miss their release lineup and points costs for all the new models that were just revealed in the 2018 GHB.
In case you missed our other post on what’s actually releasing on June 30th in wave one of AoS, we’ve got it here for you. Meanwhile, all of the latest Nighthaunt products that are on the way as well as a new points list of their units in AoS 2.0 are all in one spot.
Hardback Battletome Nighthaunt $40.00
Nighthaunt Endless Spells Expansion $35.00
Lady Olynder $45.00
Grimghast Reapers $45.00
Crawlocke the Jailor and Chainghasts $40.00
AoS: Nighthaunt Release Lineup & Points Revealed
Seen in GHB 2018
We can see the minimum/maximum number of models to have in a unit plus the points cost respectively. As expected, Lady Olynder is the most expensive hero on the list.
But one unit that has us scratching our heads is the Dreadblade Harrow. They’re 100 points per model and take the slot of a leader. But we don’t think we’ve seen the actual announced model of the Dreadblade Harrow just yet.
With an educated guess, we think this could be the model:
This model actually looks like it could be an ETB kit as well. But we haven’t seen much talk on these guys since Warhammer fest a few months back.
Endless Spells Points Cost
Another little gem that was spotted is the points cost of the endless spells exclusive to Nighthaunt.
Check out the full list of the Nighthaunt spell sheets before the new release.
Hopefully, we can get a better idea on what the Warscroll battalions will look like before the full release of the game. but for now, we will have to settle with the points cost and unit size preview.
What do you think about the points cost of these units? Do you have a better idea on what the Dreadblade Harrow could be? Let us know what you think in the comments of our Facebook Hobby Group.
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