In this Blood Bowl Forge World pre-order, you can get the rework of the old-school player, Barik Farblast- check it out!
If you play any of the boxed games Forge World pretty often comes out with releases for all of them. This week, there will only be one new mini, but hey, it’s pretty awesome!
Warhammer Community unveiled the pre-order and they should be shipping on December 17th. Let’s hop into it!
Barik Farblast: $33
He’s so skilled at blasting the ball out of his cannon that he can accurately on-point Hail Mary Passes from all the way across the pitch, and he’s accurate enough to be able to reroll the scatter dice once per game. He can play for the Halfling Thimble Cup, the Old World Classic, and the Worlds Edge Superleague, which might finally make that Dwarf throwing game attainable!
How can any other thrower match a bazooka? They can’t, that’s how! It’s just a super fun mini and who doesn’t want to blast the ball downfield?
Veteran coaches may remember Barik’s first appearance in metal from way back in the murky mists of 1988, but don’t go digging for your old rulebook – his updated rules are included in the pack, alongside a highly detailed new Forge World miniature cast in resin.
It’s always fun to see the updated minis from such old sculpts. If you still have the ’88 mini laying around, might as well play them both! That’s it for this one, unfortunately just one release this week.
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About Travis Pasch: Travis has been a Warhammer 40k hobbyist since the 1990s, playing the game since Third Edition. Through extensive traveling, he’s seen a lot of the miniatures hobby from across the world, giving him a unique perspective on the latest gaming topics and trends.
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