Raise an army worthy of a nightmare with the new Kings of War Nightstalker army sets from Mantic- check it out!
Kings of War has been getting a ton of really cool sets recently, and these are no different! They could also be used as certain alternatives, that we’re sure you can guess. So whether you want to use them for KoW or another game, they would be perfect for just about anything!
These actually have a ton of models inside and are very affordable, so not only will score you score some awesome-looking minis, you’ll do it at a price that is nice! As we said, these are on pre-order, and will be shipping out in the middle of May, so not much longer to wait now!
Nightstalker Army (2023): $100
They also have a smaller set, but why go smaller when you can just get way more minis? They all look really cool, and for this price, you can’t go wrong!
Here’s what they have to say about this kit:
The nightstalkers are the dreams, nightmares, fears, and horrors of mortals made manifest. Although their incursions into our realm are thankfully rare, the devastation caused by such events is absolute on both a physical and emotional level.
Nightstalker Mega Army (2023): $165
This is the biggest set you can score right now, and it’s jam-packed with models! For the price, this is a hard kit to beat and a great way to kickstart your army.
Here’s what they have to say about this kit:
When the power of the Abyss waxes strong, large forces of Nightstalkers tear their way into reality. Mewling, skittering hordes advance, led by ancient cyclopean beings from the darkest depths of existence. Survivors of such attacks are rare and all who do escape lose their minds and souls forever.
If you love what Mantic is up to, check out what else they have going on here! That does it for this one; now go get some awesome minis!
Click Here to Get Your New Kings of War Nightstalker Army Sets!
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