More new Warhammer 40k Magic cards have been revealed, including Be’lakor, Marneus Calgar, Imotekh, and more!
First previewed back in 2021, we’ve been hearing about the release for a long time. So, if you’ve been waiting patiently, it’s nice to see something new. Plus these cards are finally getting released soon, on October 7th, but you can check out how to order them here.
Warhammer Community unveiled the new cards and new tidbits on what to expect with the release!
Be’lakor, Marneus Calgar, & More Magic 40k Cards Revealed!
No muster of Imperial heroes would be complete without the Chapter Master of the Ultramarines. His titanic strength and keen tactical acumen stride proudly from the pages of Codex: Space Marines, with some heroic new artwork flush with the grit and fortitude that safeguarded Vigilus… for a time.
It’s awesome to see him grab a card, and he has some pretty cool rules. With Master Tactician and Chapter Master, you can create a lot of tokens and draw a bunch of cards. If you want to see the previous four cards revealed, go check those out here.
Be’lakor
The infamous Daemon Prince Be’lakor loathes being overshadowed by other servants of Chaos and takes the spotlight from Abaddon with some powerful art to match his awe-inspiring model.
He’s seriously strong, and being able to draw however many cards as you have demons is awesome. Then, demons being able to deal damage to any target is when they enter might be even stronger.
Imotekh the Stormlord
Imotekh is the most influential Necron Overlord after the Silent King himself, feared as much by his own ambitious subordinates as his enemies. Every last scarab of the Sautekh Dynasty is his to control, and he wields his power with ruthless efficiency.
Obviously, he’s all about artifacts! This will let you create a bunch of tokens, and you can also give them a ton of extra power.
Magus Lucea Kane
The Genestealer Cults rise for their Day of Ascension and join their Star Children idols – as they call the ravenous Tyranids – led by a fearsome psychic Magus. The revolution may not be televised, but it has some fantastic art nonetheless.
Being able to double-cast a spell (in essence) is just a really cool mechanic!
Noise Marine
A rogues’ gallery of your favourite Warhammer 40,000 characters are featured in these decks, and they’re joined by many of the classic tabletop units you know and love. Here’s a particularly nasty one to whet your appetite and hurt your ears…
We’re always for more Noise Marines anywhere we can get them! It will be interesting to see what all else they come out with.
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