This week’s new release are already making the rounds. Come see the return of Nurgle?
Grandfather Nurgle looks to be making a comeback this week, however these look to all be repackages of current kits. Khorne seems to be getting the only release this week, a new clampack character.
Via Faeit
Here’s the list for next week:
Khorne Bloodbound Exalted DeathbringerRepacked in new boxes and round bases:
Nurgle Rotbringers Gutrot Spume
Nurgle Rotbringers Lord of Plagues (current plastic nurgle lord)
Nurgle Rotbringers Maggoth Lord
Nurgle Rotbringers The Glottkin
Nurgle Rotbringers Putrid Blightkings
Nurgle Rotbringers Sorcerer (online only)
Nurgle Rotbringers Festus the Leechlord (online only)
Nurgle Rotbringers Lord on Daemonic Mount (online only)
Checkout how this stacks up with what we’ve heard so far for Augusts’ release.
via Bird In the Trees 7-29-2015
Early August:
Khorne Lord blister @$35
Plastic Khorne Blood Reavers, 10 w/ new weapon for @$55
Mid August:
Plastic Flesh Hounds, 5 for @$45
Late August:
Plastic Chaos Chosen/Blood Warriors, 5 models w/ new weapon options @$55
Previous Rumors:
via birds in the trees 7-20-2015
– As mentioned, August holds Chaos terrain kits and Khorne minis.– Look for a Khorne set of Blood Warriors with more weapon options.
– Look for 1-2 Khorne clampack characters.
– Into September look for a second Campaign book featuring Skaven, Dwarfs, Elfs, Tzeentch.
– Tzeentch will get a handful of new kits.
– There will be a very short 40K Tzeentch release window alongside the kits.
– Summer is rounded out by more Age of Sigmar racial kits then back to 40K for Fall.
Get the latest on Age of Sigmar below
Age of Sigmar Round Up
Lots of fun stuff still ahead. Will we see the return of 40k in September?
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