A new GW rumor engine is here and there are a few clues pointing to which game it could be coming to. Let us know what you think!
Coming from Warhammer Community, a new rumor engine has emerged and it’s right on the borderline of being distinguishable from AoS and 40k. Without further delay, here’s the bit:
A Rifle in the Saddlebag: New GW Rumor Engine
As we said, this bit is right on the borderline for AoS and 40k. We can see somebody like a Free People’s Bounty Hunter having a tricked-out lever-action. However, Inquisitors/Rogue Traders have also been known for using stylish weapons like this. A lever-action isn’t out of the realm of possibilities for 40k here either.
This Rogue TRader from Blackstone Fortress was spotted with two revolvers!
While it looks like the bit could be used in either AoS and 40k, there’s one special piece about this that makes us lean toward 40k. There’s a skull on the side of the rifle that looks like 99% of the other skulls in 40k. Whether they’re on small armor plates, vehicle doors, guns, etc. These skulls always appear.
You can see the skull in all different places on this model. The purity seal clip and his helmet are just a few. Compared to the bit above, it looks like a match!
So if this is for 40k, who could this be going to? Will there be a new Rogue Trader hitting the table? Would you like to see another named Inquisitor make a debut? Could this be some tricked-out cowboy Primaris character?
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