The last round of pictures seems to finally be here, with Skarbrands rules clearly revealed. There is now doubt he looks good, BUT how good will he be in game? Come see!
Via Blog for the Blood God 9-24-2015
Skarbrand the Exile $135
Plastic Kit
Over 6″ tall
Large oval base
At 225 points to be honest seems a little high for competitive play. His lack of movement really hampers his ability to not only survive but even keep up with other fast moving Khorne unit options.
Now maybe where he’ll shine is to augment non Chaos armies with his ability to give off RAGE and FURIOUS Charge! Think Green tide OR even Space Marines.
Age of Sigmar/ Chaos Roundup
Are The New 40k Units OP – Podcast Episode 19
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