Two more Chaos Khorne warscrolls for the Bloodbound were just spotted today from White Dwarf #113!
One more week of new Age of Sigmar is here with at least THREE awesome new models for Khorne, and now we have THREE new sets of rules for them:
Source: Captain Citadel
New Bloodbound Warscrolls
And the Exalted Deathbringer
Source: Scanner
That’s almost the ultimate in “GET OVER HERE” technology. Well I support it’s more like Scorpion coupled with Vlad the Impaler ported over to Age of Sigmar I suppose! Either way Khorne cares not!
No word yet on rules for the Aspiring Deathbringer and/or the new Slaughterpriest.
Bloodbound rising!
More pictures of the new Bloodbound Units below:
New Chaos Age of Sigmar Roundup
-Whats better than one miniature sculpt?
Is Games Workshop Listening? Long War Episode 44
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