New Warhammer terrain may be on the way from Games Workshop! Check out what was hidden in plain sight in the latest Chaos Tzeentch preview! It’s Chaos-tastic!
Age of Sigmar is having Tzeentch come to the tabletop in a new way with a Battletome, dice. etc. Inside the Warhammer Community recent rules preview, there is a picture of some kind of model that has us scratching our heads. Could this be a new product we’ve heard about earlier already?
Here are the rumors we’re talking about, specifically the Souldrain Forest.
Hidden in Plain Sight: New Warhammer Terrain Kits
Here’s what an Industry Insider reported to Spikey Bits as being around the corner, new release wise.
- Necromunda Corpse Grinder Release (Tactics Cards, dice, gang box)
- Necromunda Enforcers (Tactics Cards, dice, gang box)
- Zone Mortalis Sector Separate Release
- Titanicus Command Terminals Set
- Souldrain Forest Terrain Set
RUMORS: New Warhammer Terrain Kit Hidden in Plain Sight
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Looking at the picture, we can see these Tzeentch-colored pillars of magic holding up some kind of flaming brazier. While the word “forest” in Souldrain Forest might make you think of some kind of actual tree, it’s also somewhat fitting to have a “forest” of magical pillars that literally kill you when you walk too close.
Now, take a look at the base of the mystery model and tell us that it doesn’t look like something similar to the Balewind Vortex. We know that it’s not the Balewind Vortex in the picture because of so many different details that are off. However, the bases are strikingly similar.
Is this some kind of clever conversion on GW’s part? Or is this an early look at some terrain kits still on the way for Tzeentch?
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