Forge World has finally let the Dragon out of the bag as Khorne’s Vorgaroth the Scarred & Skalok is on pre-order and it’s hungry for skulls.
Forge World’s latest model is finally up for Pre-order with Vorgaroth the Scarred & Skalok the Skull Host. There’s no better way to collect skulls than from the back of a Daemon Dragon.
Let’s take a look at this behemoth of Khorne.
Vorgaroth the Scarred & Skalok the Skull Host $580
Legends tell of the trail of slaughter left behind by Vorgaroth the Scarred and Skalok, the Skull Host of Khorne, their path of destruction having run for millennia, their victims beyond count. Although one would not hesitate to kill the other if given the chance, together they have razed civilisations to the ground. Whenever the mortal armies of Khorne falter, it is Vorgaroth and Skalok that the Blood God sends to turn the tide of battle in his favour.
So the kit is forty-three separate pieces and completely resin. But just how crazy is this guy on the tabletop? Well, take a look at his stats.
This model is silly. Thirty wounds with a 3+ save that can be healed back by the Dragon just eating things.
Enemy casters are going to have a nightmare trying to function with Vorgaroth on the battlefield. Imagine Seraphon going against something like this. Plop him right in the middle of the battlefield and let the struggle begin!
Vorgaroth and Skalok are on pre-order as of right now but it’ll ship October 26th, 2018. That’s right around the corner so go ahead, Pre-order him, and get your painting table ready in the meantime! What do you think about Forge World’s latest creation?
What list would he fit perfectly in to? Do you think he’ll ever be able to be killed in a single turn? Let us know in the comments of our Facebook Hobby Group.
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About Wesley Floyd: Wes has been in the Warhammer hobby since 2015 and joined the Spikey Bits writing team in 2018. He is known for his satirist takes on trending topics and imaginative yet amazingly affordable hobby solutions to painting Warhammer miniatures.
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