Don’t miss the pricing and lineup on the last wave of Sisters of Battle releases for Warhammer 40k that are hitting pre-order this weekend March 14th!
Prices have been confirmed on the last wave of Adeptus Sororitas we’ve been waiting on. Get ready to finish up your collection soon, and check out what you may want to spend your hobby $$$ on.
March White Dwarf $9
Issue 452, is on its way! The mighty Space Wolves enter the Psychic Awakening later this month, so they grace the magazine’s cover (well, it’s Harald Deathwolf who steals all the glory, really).
Pretty standard issue for the White Dwarf, new content for 40k, AoS, Warcry, Kill Team, and more is coming inside. But gearing up for the new Psychic Awakening Support for Space Wolves and Orks, this book is zooming in a bit more on the Index Astartes to get your armies ready.
Sororitas Seraphim Squad $55
Right now, the only way you can get these models is through the Sisters Army Set. When these kits drop, we should see Zephyrim alternative kit choices hit the box as well.
Sororitas Repentia $50
These glass cannons are getting their own box FINALLY also!
Sororitas Immolator $75
The Immolator is the Sister’s Signature Rhino variant. Expect to pack a punch while chugging across the battlefield burning heretics.
Sororitas Dialogus $35
Sororitas Imagifier $35
So far, it seems like the Imagifier is the more popular option between the two in the competitive meta right now. With that said, you may want to throw a little cash toward this girl if they’re good enough for the top tables!
Sororitas Canoness $35
The Canoness already got an update before the individual kit has even been released. Now, wargear only goes from plasma pistol and power sword OR bolt pistol and chainsword.
Sororitas Rhino $60
Here is an assembled Rhino with what looks to be pre-production resin casts, that was on display at the recent 40k Open day Along with its plastic upgrade sprue.
The new Sisters Rhino kit will probably be packaged with this sprue instead of the normal Astartes upgrade sprue.
Battle Sanctum Terrain Piece $110
As with the rest of the Sector Imperialis kits, the contents of this box are highly modular and combine seamlessly with other kits in the range. As well as the statue, the balustrade, balcony, and diagonal walls are appearing for the first time in this box. You can even place the statue at the top of this structure for a 20” tall centrepiece terrain feature!
It’s also worth noting that it looks cheap points-wise and you can bring more than one in your games. If you’ve got the $$$, it might be worth sprinkling a few of these in your deployment zone.
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Horus Heresy Saturnine (HB) LTD Ed. $80
Citadel 28.5mm Round Bases (x10) $4.50
You may have noticed a new base size in the Warhammer 40,000 range of late. Howling Banshees, Incubi, and Sisters Repentia are mounted on a new base, between the 25mm base and the 32mm. This kit allows you to rebase your older models if you’d like to bring them into line, or just keep some extras to build up your own custom scenic bases.
It’s easy to see that this release is more along the lines of Sisters of Battle fans. We’ve all been waiting quite a while for the rest of these kits to drop. Finally, we can finish up our collections and have the full armory of selections at our disposal.
With all of these releases coming next, what will you be putting your money down on?
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