Come see the latest on what 40k’s next campaign book featuring Space Wolves and Chaos Daemons!
Apply salt where necessary. Via Lucky Shot on Faeit 1-20-2016
“Space Wolves campaign book is called “Curse of the Wulfen”
Also includes a decurion for Chaos Daemons
Remember that this week sources told BoLS that the Space Wolves are returning this year, but there are some big caveats:
- Look for the Space Wolves to return in the first half of the year, before summer arrives.
- This will be a minor “reboxing release”
- Look for some originally limited edition models to make their way into the standard SW range.
- Look for mostly reboxings with updated bases and the like.
- There is no current word on an updated codex.
All of that seems to line up with what we heard back in December, and now it looks like the release is starting to get dialed in even more. Question is if the Wolves are on the prowl in February, what’s coming out in between? More Age of Sigmar (Chaos?) or something…. else?
~ Do the Space Wolves need a Codex Space Marine treatment?
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