A new rumor engine is here and it looks like GW might have given us more of a hint than they realized. Check out the latest bit.
Warhammer Community revealed another rumor engine and gave us a little hint as to what we could be looking at. However, they might have helped us out more than they realized as we can narrow it down to a specific game. Take a look for yourself.
A Magic Staff Ahead? New GW Rumor Engine Spotted
A new GW rumor engine has emerged showing off what looks to be one of two things. It’s either the back-end of a Wizard’s staff with pearls dangling. Or it’s the business end of a trident with magical powers. Now we already said that GW might have given us a bigger hint than they realize. Check out this quote:
The Rumour Engine is here to brighten your day with a little slice of magic! A really, really little slice. It’s more like a magic snack if we’re honest.
While the quote doesn’t give any hints as to what we’re looking at, we can pretty much narrow it down to Age of Sigmar. Rumor Engines are only for bits coming to 40k and AoS and AoS is the only game with “magic”. 40k has a similar element to the game but is called “psychic powers”.
With that said. the bit definitely puts off an-almost Aelven vibe. Being exquisitely crafted and almost looking like some Idoneth Deepkin character’s weapon, what do you think is ahead for the game? Who or what is holding this weapon?
Remember it could be rotated clockwise or counterclockwise on the model as well!
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