Competitive play is about to come to Age of Sigmar in a BIG way. Checkout the tournament section that was spotted in the new General’s Handbook!
Look what’s built into the new supplement for AoS that pertains to tournament play:
Plus there are also SIX new missions for competitive play as well:
Checkout the rest of the missions and the tournament play rules below:
Tournament Play Roundup for Age of Sigmar
General’s Compendium First Look Age of Sigmar
Rules packs and tournament play notations may be music to a lot of AoS player’s ears this summer!
It’s looking more and more like competitive play is about to come to Age of Sigmar in a BIG way. Now that the points costs are out for all the models, checkout how to actually build your armies as well!
And if you want to see the points themselves, well here they are, a collection of all the rules for each specific faction has been spotted for Age of Sigmar. We’ve collected a sampling of them here, if you want a look at them all checkout the roundup link below them.
Points Roundup for Age of Sigmar
Source: Games Workshop (facebook)
Here’s the new revised Roadmap list of new releases that are on the rumor radar now with items bolded that are confirmed:
40k:
- Warzone Fenris Pt.2
- Rubric Marines
- CSM Revamp
- Codex Genestealer Cults
- Codex Deathwatch
Age of Sigmar
- General’s Handbook
- Realm of Battle Board
- Gorechosen box set (Sept)
- Summer Campaign
- Sylvaneth (July)
- Steelhead Duardi
- Tzeentch stuff
- Shadowkin
I would imagine this book is also coming in July with the Slyvaneth. We’ll know for sure soon, but either way it seems like the summer release cycle just got a much needed jump start !
GW’s Summer Release Roadmap
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