Another rumor engine is here and it looks like Nurgle might be bumping elbows with the Cities of Sigmar. Check out the details on the latest bit.
Warhammer Community dropped a new rumor engine and that means it’s time for us to talk about it. Could Nurgle be starting to have his hand on the Cities of Sigmar? It’s a possibility.
Nurgle Getting Friendly With Cities of Sigmar? New GW Rumor Engine
So here’s the latest pic. You can see that it’s obviously some kind of poleaxe/pike. But beyond that, there’s a little bit of pitting you can see on the blade. We know that classic medieval weaponry like polearms is a personal favorite for the Cities of Sigmar. But Nurgle (and maybe Flesh-eater Courts) are the only ones that use legit rotting weapons. This isn’t the only rumor engine of its kind either.
The closest bit we could see to this model that’s already out is the Flesh-eater Courts Warband out of Beastgrave. The leader has a weapon very similar with the pitting effect.
A while ago, we saw this rumor engine that’s still on the loose. It looks like a Flesh-eater Courts hand here and there’s the same pitting effect on the weaponry.
With all of this on the table, what do you think this rumor engine is a part of? Nurgle or Flesh-eater Courts? Would you like to see FEC get some better weaponry aside from big bone clubs?
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