It looks like there is even more rules changes in the new Curse of the Wolfen supplement specifically for the Space Wolf codex itself. Come see the latest!
Images via Captain Citadel 2-10-2016
Updates to the Wolf Codex
Games Workshop looks to have reined in the Space Wolves to be in line with the current Space Marine and Dark Angel’s book as far as their motor pool goes. It’s cool to see the love there, as the Linebreaker squad was a fan favorite from back in the Apocalypse days.
Along with the new HQ Iron priest that went up 20 points(and has +1 LD and Wounds), these changes seem to all be in the new e-Book Space Wolves Codex offering from Black Library as well.
Curse of the Wulfen New Rules Roundup
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