Need “More Death” on the table top? Raven Guard Mor Deythan Strike Squads are here to answer the call!
via Forge World
Raven Guard Mor Deythan Strike Squad £50
Having fought at their Primarch’s side from the days before the coming of the Emperor, the Mor Deythan are among the most loyal and experienced of veterans. Through the endless procession of death they have overseen, the Mor Daythan have perfected hard won skills that surpass those of most Space Marines.
Masters of stealth, attacking from the shadows with almost preternatural skill, the Mor Deythan Strike Squads are the pre-eminent infiltration and execution units of the Raven Guard. Few who enter their sights survive.
This Mor Deythan Strike Squad is made up of five models, armoured in modified MkVI ‘Corvus’ battleplate that bears the symbol of their Legion. Each wears a cloak and is equipped with a sniper rifle, holstered bolt pistol and a selection of grenades. The kit also includes an optional un-helmeted head.
This is a complete, multi part resin kit. It includes five 32mm round bases.
I’m liking the Raven Guard Snipers – although Power Armor & camo cloaks don’t seem super stealthy to me. Then again this is the Raven Guard and they are ALL about striking from the shadows! I’m also diggin’ those should pads. It’s a nice take a on a classic.
Oh and if you’re wanting to get your decal on Forge World also released some new transfers for the XIXth legion:
Raven Guard Transfer Sheet £16
Hey where’s Corax go…?
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