Even though the battletome is fairly new, the Maggotkin of Nurgle FAQ has dropped for Age of Sigmar, here’s what has changed! check out what is changing!
You know the drill, the book has been out for any amount of time so that means an FAQ! The majority of the changes are just clarification where they needed it so it shouldn’t change your playstyle. Honestly, it’s a kind of lazy update, as they didn’t address the Epidemus questions.
Still, it’s always good to know what’s changing with your army! Since it is pretty short, we’ll cover most of it for you, but if you want to download all of it for yourself, you can here. Let’s check it out.
Maggotkin of Nurgle Get a New FAQ For Age of Sigmar
A lot of the questions are just clarifications on the rules, but nothing too crazy. Some of the biggest changes are the Noxious Nexus now gives 2 disease points instead of 1.
Then, now you can set up 1 Gnarlmaw within 7″. The other thing that is good to know is that the Rotbringers count as 3 units, this makes sense, but good to know for sure.
Other than that there isn’t anything too crazy. As we said, it seems strange to release an FAQ so soon without addressing some of the bigger issues or questions.
But hey, getting some clarification is better than nothing.
Again, this is the whole thing, but if you want to download the changes for yourself, you can here.
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