Here is the latest rumors on Dark Angles, specifically the veterans, and Dreadnoughts. We’ve been seeing a lot of leaks on these guys lately, and their rumored release is Jan 12th. So look for advanced orders to go up late next week both on Spikey and on GW’s Site. But for now, here’s some more nom nom’s from Faeit
Veterans and Dreadnoughts. The information from both of these, comes out of the latest White Dwarf.
The question about drop pods has been finally answered, and that is a yes, as apparently they are listed under the veteran list of what is available for transports. I would assume as well that Dark Angel Tacticals will get them as well.
via jullevi over on Warseer Company veterans (4+1 models, with up to 5 additional)
Any model: Chainsword Up to three models: Storm bolter, Combi-weapon, Power weapon, Lightning claw, Plasma pistol, Power fist or Pair of lightning claws Any model: Combat shield, Melta bombs, Storm shield One in every 5 models: Flamer, Melta gun, Plasma gun One model: Heavy bolter, Multi-melta, Missile launcher, Plasma cannon or Lascannon Dedicated transport: Drop Pod, Rhino or Razorback
via Faeit 212 from a source that wants to remain anonymous Something that was missed for veterans above and some more Dreadnought options
Veterans Can take flakk missiles
Dreadnought (elite choice) Can take a drop pod Can replace its multi-melta with Twin-linked Autocannon Twin-linked Flamer Twin-linked Heavy Bolter Plasma Cannon Assualt Cannon Lascannon
Can replace its other arm with Missile Launcher Twin-linked Autocannon
Can replace the built in storm bolter with a heavy flamer
Can be upgraded to Venerable and if does it gets the special rule, Deathwing Vehicle
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