Warhammer Adventures is back with another animated short trailer and Necrons are making their big appearance! Check out the latest video.
Warhammer Adventures released a short video teaser on their Kid-friendly version of 40k. The series is looking to be more popular than the community may have expected!
This is the third video they’ve released so far with the first video showing a young Mechanicum character building things with his Jokaero friend.
The other is set in the Age of Sigmar where the character accidentally opens a portal right out of the pages of an old tome!
Necrons Emerge in Warhammer Adventures!
In the video, a young adventurer breaks into an underground Necron Tomb (Don’t ask us how she managed to pull that off) and locates a special crystal at some kind of altar. What kind of motive she has for being there beats us, but she does have some fancy equipment designed to locate power sources.
Of course, the show has to keep true to Indiana Jones fashion. The girl goes up to the power crystal and pops it out of its socket.
This triggers some kind of protocol in the Necrons guarding the Tomb and they activate. As soon as they turn toward her, she does the smart thing and puts the crystal back. Necrons may have gotten the short end of the stick in 8th edition but the chances of anyone surviving an attack is slim.
Warhammer Adventures & Why it Upsets Fans
With another video released on Warhammer Adventures, what are your thoughts on 40k being shown in a new light? Will you be watching these cartoons with your Kids? Do you think they’ll bring named characters in the show like Marneus Calgar and Abaddon? Let us know in the comments of our Facebook Hobby Group.
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