The rumors were TRUE, the Duardin have returned. Come see the hot new Dwarf Fyreslayers that were spotted in White Dwarf 102!
It looks like the White Dwarf was spotted in France, and is making the rounds already this morning.
The BERSERKERS are back!
Via Mexican Ork 1-4-2016
Wow those models look even more amazing that their previous Warhammer Fantasy cousins. Between the dynamic posing and the cool looking wargear, I think these will quickly become a fan favorite.
Here’s what we heard last week is on the way for the Duardin:
via Archibald_TK 1-2-2015
New releases:
Fyreslayers Hearthguard (5 miniatures) – 33€ 25£ 40$
Slayers with shorter beards with what looks like shooting weapons, greataxes or some sort of flail halberd.Fyreslayer Vulkite Berserkers (10 miniatures) – 45€ 35£ 60$
Slayers with dual axes, or a bladed shield coupled with an axe or pickaxe.Fyreslayer Auric Runemaster (1 model) 23€ 18£ 30$
This is not the one we saw on the sprue, that one carries some sort of brazero staff and he… he… he has no mustache! Duardin Sprues (Dec 2015)
Tons more pictures are out there, checkout our roundup below for the latest!
New Duardin Fyreslayers
Behold the rise of the Duradin, they’re coming after YOUR GOLD!
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