Check out all the changes from Shadespire to Nightvault as we take a look at the next Starter Set for Warhammer Underworlds.
Warhammer Underworlds has received a new chapter in the story of resistance against Nagash. With new miniatures and new game mechanics, this will be a fresh take on the underworld saga as we know it.
Let’s dive into the new Nightvault box and see what has and has not changed from the first chapter in this story.
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Warhammer Underworlds: Nightvault is an action-packed combat game for two players. Build your warband, construct your deck, and defeat your rivals.
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Up first out of the gate we get to see the new Stormsire’s Cursebreakers. This Warband comes with three new miniatures in the standard push fit heroic posed minis that we have come to expect from Games Workshop.
Up next we get a look a the new Thorns of the Briar Queen Nighthaunt Warband. These new minis will fill your side of the game board with seven great looking miniatures. In our full video below, Rob gives us a little insight into how he gets some of the smaller miniatures off the sprue easily without breaking them with your clippers.
Here they are folks. We get a look at some of the Universal Cards that come in this new Nightvault release along with some classic reprints from Shadespire Some cards like Supremacy were just too good not to bring over to the next chapter of the game.
Last but not least we get a breakdown of the new Rulebook and learn about what has changed in Warhammer Underworlds part two. We take a look at the new Spell mechanic along with some other great upgrades to the game, like lethal hexes, and Innate modifiers.
This new chapter is a welcome sight to the Warhammer Underworlds community and we hope to see more releases soon for this fun fast-paced game.
Make sure you keep those hobby muscles strong, stay in the trenches, and check out our full unboxing video below.
