These are GW’s first new releases of 2020. The Age of Sigmar Aether War Floor is Lava starter box set is coming along with new Battletomes and more!
As we close out 2019, if you’re a fan of Age of Sigmar you’ll want to check out these prices for what’s next on the tabletop. Kharadron Overlords and Disciples of Tzeentch are just a few of the exciting things in store!
Multiple retailers have already confirmed what’s coming from Games Workshop next:
Aether War Box Set $185
This set contains a vast array of Kharadron Overlords and Disciples of Tzeentch models, including two new champions available for the first time in this set! Aether War is brilliant for starting or expanding a Tzeentch or Kharadron Overlords army – just in time for…
If you were curious, we’ve already broken down the value inside this box! Save More $$$ Aether Wars Box Set Value Break Down
Disciples of Tzeentch & Kharadron Overlords Battletomes $40 ea.
Now, both factions have seen a significant update, bringing them in line with the latest edition of the game and making them more rewarding, thematic and fun to play than ever before.
Previews have already begun popping up for the next factions to get support in Aos. And following the way GW has brought old factions up to speed, there’s a good chance we won’t be disappointed here!
Tzeentch & Kharadron Overlord Warscroll Cards $25
Both Armies will be getting the usual warscroll card support to help you get accustomed to the new rules and speed up those first couple of games!
Tzeentch Endless Spells $35
The Endless Spells: Disciples of Tzeentch set allows you to use the God of Magic’s most powerful summoned sorceries, containing the sinister Tome of Eyes, the fire-spewing Daemonic Simulacrum and the flesh-twisting Burning Sigil of Tzeentch.
Hopefully, these are thematic and prove to have enough power to represent the most magical Chaos god and his specialty…Causing a lot of confusion and drama in reality.
Tzeentch Dice $35
This pack of Tzeentch-themed dice comes in three colors, representing the three types of Horror – Pink, Blue and yellow for Brimstone Horrors.
The dice for Tzeentch are probably the most intricate ones we’ve ever seen GW release. Following the theme of all the Horror-types, these also have easy-to-spot numbers. (Let’s be honest, some dice sets in the past like the Squig dice are super annoying to try and read quickly).
Black Library
Lords of the Dark Millennium (HB) $27
Profit’s Ruin (HB) $27
Darkly Dreaming (AB) $17.50
Hammer of the Emperor Omnibus (PB) $18
Gloomspite (PB) $16
Webstore Exclusive
Disciples of Tzeentch Limited Edition Battletome $80
Kharadron Overlords Limited Edition Battletome $80
If you want to go all out on one of the next two factions (or both), you can get the webstore exclusive versions of the Battletome online. However, remember that GW has kept a running theme of updating their books as soon as they drop. An FAQ shortly after the release might make this book lose some appeal.
Overall, how do you think these next two factions will shape up games in AoS? What was a big problem for Tzeentch and Dwarves in their old book?
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