A huge Age of Sigmar release looks to be coming for Slaves of Darkness and Warcry this December. Check out the latest pricing and release rumors!
There is a massive chart of rumored GW releases that was spotted recently, and now, we’ve got a first look at the prices of the items ahead. Check out the pricing for the releases hitting store shelves on December 14th But remember these are still just RUMORS. Take everything with a pinch of salt.
December 19 Bringing More Warcry & AoS?
Coming from @wagamingdave, it looks like some sort of pricing has been revealed for what’s ahead. Just as much as the products themselves are rumors, so are the prices. However, going off of what some of the more recent GW releases have been, these price points may be surprisingly accurate.
The biggest of these releases is the overhaul of the Slaves to Darkness in AoS, and more Warcry content for already-released factions. As for the Slaves to Darkness, all of the pricing from the Start Collecting at $95, Warscroll Cards at $25, and a Battletome at $40 all look to be accurate.
The thing that has us scratching our heads is the fact that old Warcry Warbands are getting some kind of (potential) release that’ll cost more than the base Warband itself.
With each Warband costing $50 base, these releases above look to be $65 a pop. Could these be alternate sculpts of existing units? Or will these be boxes that could come with a variety of options to mix up with your other units? Do you think they will be for use with AoS Slaves of Darkness more than Warcry?
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