Forge World’s Horus Heresy listing was updated showing the 11 bestselling products of the month. Check out what people are buying the most!
Forge World has been continually pumping out more and more Horus Heresy products lately. And with so many exciting releases, a few managed to hit the bestsellers category. Take a look at the latest.
Thunderhawk Gunship $735
People that are in dire need of firepower in their life are still buying the Thunderhawk Gunship. While the Ares Gunship might be the new hotness for the Custodes, this thing is still a TRUE terror from the skies.
Warbringer Nemesis Titan $1570
The Warbringer is a new Titan killer out on the market. The Titan builder on Forge World’s site lets you create and customize exactly what kind of weapon options you get when you order it to your hobby cave.
Custodes Achillus Contemptor Dreadnought $92
The Achillus Dreadnought isn’t new to the Custodes force by any means. However, with the recent points shake-up in 40k, maybe this 30k unit is a top choice in two game platforms now.
Custodes Caladius Grav Tank $138
The Caladius is another heavy-hitting unit in the 40k meta, but like any Custodes unit in 30k, it’s also incredibly useful. Although its points and weapons got shaken up a bit in 40k, it didn’t really get nerfed…just repurposed. What do you use your Caladius for?
Custodes Ares Gunship $445
The Ares is the latest piece of equipment to come to the Custodes force being a true terror from the skies. It is decked out with tank-popping firepower and fills a role that Custodes were lacking for air support.
Cerastus Knight Castigator $300
The Cerastus is a fast Knight with excellent shooting and melee capabilities. It fills the roles of a Crusader and Gallant in one. Although this is a 30k unit, the verdict is still out on which game mode it’s used in more.
Telemon Heavy Dreadnought $121
The Telemon is a durable Dreadnought akin to the Astartes Leviathan capable of absorbing a ton of hate on the table. In this bundle, you’re getting a Caestus and arachnus storm cannon. This might be the ideal loadout for people to bring since it ended up making the bestsellers list.
Dark Angels Contemptor Dreadnought (Armless) $59
This Contemptor is just like any Astartes Contemptor aside from the Dark Angels iconography. Cast out of resin, these designs pop off of the model’s armor plates. There may be a ton of Dark Angels fans out there buying these!
Moirax Armiger With Volkite & Siege Claw $58
One of the newest releases from Forge World is the Moirax Armigers. Volkite has proven itself good against T4 infantry. And with a siege claw, this thing can still chase down the tougher nuts to crack on the table.
Moirax Armiger With Lightning Locks $58
On the other end of the spectrum, capitalizing on all-out firepower, the Armigers are fast, durable, and can prey on slower power armored units on-foot with its dual lightning locks. Getting one small blast a pop, they ignore the 3+ save. Just hope there’s not an artificer armor sergeant in your blast.
Dark Angels Praetor in Terminator Armor $41
Praetors are one of the top HQ units in the Horus Heresy. And with Cataphractii armor, this guy may be slow but he can soak up a few blows in-game. Especially in a rule set where characters can be shot outright.
And there you have it! The full list of Forge World’s best sellers for Horus Heresy has been covered. What do you think the overall top seller is? Do you use any of these units in 40k?
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