Fury of the Deep has a decent amount of Idoneth Deepkin and Fyreslayers miniatures inside, here’s the price, value, and savings breakdown?
The Fury of the Deep box was revealed on December 27, 2021 and if you play either of the factions, it was a bit of a gift still! We saw rumors for a while now that this box would be coming and they turned out to be true! While we were hoping for a few more new Idoneth Deepkin and Fyreslayers miniatures, at least there are two (much like the Shadow Throne box).
It feels like this is the new way to go for GW, with the majority of factions only grabbing a new character. Still, it’s better than nothing and sometimes these box sets are followed by new Battletomes for the factions inside like Idoneth Deepkin and Fyreslayers!
Let’s first check out the new Fury of the Deep box, then see what kind of value is inside with our pricing breakdown!
Fury of the Deep Box: What’s the Value?
Yet another ancient animosity reaches boiling point as bald heads meet long beards in Fury of the Deep, the next battlebox to rock the Mortal Realms.
The Auric Flamekeeper is joined by five Auric Hearthguard and five Hearthguard Berzerkers – 10 models in total who can be built either way – as well as 10 Vulkite Berzerkers. Against them is an Idoneth raiding party consisting of 10 Namarti Thralls, 10 Namarti Reavers, and a blood-thirsty Akhelian Allopex.
With 43 minis (and 2 new ones) there is a decent amount of miniatures inside the box! They say it will be released in “early 2022”, and now we know it will hit store shelves on January 22nd, 2022. Let’s get into the value!
Fury of the Deep Box Set Pricing Breakdown:
The price of the box is $170 the same as the previous Shadow and Pain box went for.
- 10x Auric Hearthguard/Auric Berzerkers $90 ($45 for a box of 5)
- Auric Flamekeeper $35 (based on most recent characters)
- Vulkite Berzerkers $60 (existing kit)
Total Fyreslayers MSRP: $185
- Akhelian Thrallmaster $35 (based on most recent characters)
- Akhelian Allopex $50
- 10 Namarti Thralls $55
- 10 Namarti Reavers $55
Total Idoneth Deepkin MSRP: $195
- AoS Mini Rulebook $20
Total Retail Value of Fury of the Deep: $400
Savings Versus $170 Box Price: $230
So, if you break it down with a friend, you’ll be paying right around $85 a person and getting about $1115 extra in value each. We are also not including the booklet inside because that should just be an added value bonus for players. So, honestly, there is solid value inside (basically the same as Shadow and Pain) and much more than the recent Shadow Throne box for 40k.
Is Fury of the Deep Worth it?
This is about as good of a value for a box we’ve seen in a while. It feels like it’s been forever since we had even seen a new AoS battle box (Dominion doesn’t really count) but the value is basically identical to the last one.
Plus it makes the 40k boxes look weak in comparison. So, if you want to start either of the armies inside or just expand your collection, this will save you some cash. They also did a good job on this one of keeping the dollar values for both armies really close.
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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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