Games Workshop’s brand new Age of Sigmar Battleforces have been previewed for the holidays, and it’s time to break down the savings with these new boxes.
Looking at the Battleforces previewed from Warhammer Community, we actually got an early heads up that these were coming in the recent wave of holiday release rumors. We’ll be using the prices on the product sheet we saw earlier which have since been basically confirmed with these latest previews.
Rumors of Battleforces December Product Pricing
Coming from @wagamingdave, it looks like some sort of pricing has been revealed for what’s ahead. The battleforces look to have been confirmed on this list. However, the pricing is a different story although $185 is around the price of last year’s battleforce wave.
Look for them to be released on December 7th, 2019.
Stormcast Eternals Exorcism Soulstrike $185
- Lord Exorcist $35
- 2x 3-man Evocators on Dracolines $120 total
- 5-man Evocators $60
- 10-man Sequitor Squad $60
Total MSRP: $275
Total Savings: $90
Skaven Corrupting War-Swarm $200
- Verminlord Corruptor $100
- 20-man Clanrats $35
- 20-man Plague Monks $35
- Plagueclaw $35
- Screaming Bell $65 (comes with Plague Monk model)
- Grey Seer $25
Total MSRP: $295
Total Savings: $95
Nighthaunt Court of the Craven King $185
- Kurdoss Valentian, Craven King $45
- 10-man Chainrasp Hordes $40
- 10-man Grimghast Reapers $45
- 5-man Hexwraiths $35
- 10-man Dreadscythe Harridans $45
- 10-man Bladegheist Revenants $45
Total MSRP: $255
Total Savings: $70
Gloomspite Gitz Caveshroom Loonz $185
- 3-man Rockgut Troggoths $60
- 5-man Fanatics $40
- 2x 5-man Squig Hoppers/Bounderz $50 total
- Loonboss on Mangler Squig $80
- Loonboss $30
Total MSRP: $260
Total Savings: $75
Looking at all of these Battleforces, they either bring a bunch of new units (like Stormcast) or are a recent faction that’s been overhauled this year. All in all, these Battleforces all look good. The biggest savings comes from the Skaven Battleforce although it is the most expensive. Plus, some Battleforces are better equipped to supply battlelines than others. You’ll definitely need to expand in more battleline options if you move on from these boxes.
With that said, which box are you most excited about?
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