Horus Heresy looks to be making a comeback in plastic still. Checkout the latest on what Games Workshop may have in store for 30k!
Rumors are back for what may just be a Sequel to Betrayal at Calth.
BoLS reports (via a very reliable source) the following:
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The sequel to Betrayal at Calth is real.
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It is scheduled for SEPTEMBER 2016.
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The kit itself is being manufactured as a stand alone game by GW proper, as the previous boxed games have been, but the exact sprue contents being Heresy relates are pretty much dictated by Forge World. This ensures they will fit in nice and neatly with existing and future planned Forge World Horus Heresy kits.
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Games Workshop is very much committed to continuing to push and expand the Horus Heresy line into a bigger part of the business – one that is reported as ALREADY outselling Age of Sigmar!
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The new kit will feature plastic sprues with Mark III armor.
Betrayal at Calth Sequel Roundup
~Mark III FTW!
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