Come see the new rules for Chaos Space Marines & Daemons, as the renegade Knight Datasheet has been spotted!
Source: Captain Citadel (Editor’s Note: Sourced back to Iuchiban who posted first on Friday)
Well looks like dreams of marked renegade knights a la Forge World, but the preferred enemy rule can help when those other good guy knights.
Either way just another good reason to pickup this box if the price wasn’t enough to loosen up your purse strings from the get go.
Imperial Knights: Renegade $195
Giant war machines duel in the 41st millennium!
Dominating the battlefield with their size and firepower, Imperial Knights are towering bipedal weapons platforms that hold no quarter in eliminating their targets – but like anything else, they are vulnerable to the dark clutches of Chaos. The Freeblade Knight once known as the Living Litany is an unfortunate example; nobody knows what truly happened to this once-valiant hero, only that it has renamed itself Litany of Destruction, and has been leaving a brutal trail of devastation in its wake. The Imperial Knight Ever-Stalwart has made planetfall on Tellerax Prime with one goal in mind – hunt down his fallen brother and restore the honour of the knightly houses, or die trying!
Don’t miss this one folks! It’s rock’em sock’em robots, on the tabletop!
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