A new Warhammer FAQ is here! Warcry got an update and there have been quite a few changes to go over. Take a look at these highlights.
Warhammer Community dropped a pretty big Warcry FAQ and it’s time that we go over some of the highlights. Keep in mind that we’ll only be pulling out some of the major talking points so you’ll want to check out every last detail for your Warband on your own time. With that covered, let’s jump into the changes.
Warcry Gets Hit with February FAQ: Latest Changes
Starting off, Warbands are going to operate on the new table of how they earn/spent glory points.
If you’re a Flesh-eater Courts player, the leader runemark also got swapped to the Elite runemark. As for Nighthaunt, the Chilling Horde ability was also reworded. 
The Squig Herder’s points changes along with Loadsa Arrows for the Bonesplitterz.
The FAQ is somewhat jumbled as far as faction coverage goes. However, the Clawleader for Skaven had it’s points changed and the Rat Ogor’s wounds were also tweaked. While all of these are solid changes, perhaps one of the biggest developments is the new monster and ally allegiance tables…
For monsters, they’ve done a nice even spread over what you can ally with the regular Warbands in Warcry. Now, everyone gets to bring a big baddie!
Now looking at the allies between other Warbands, it looks like soup is hitting Warcry pretty hard.
One fan pointed out on Warhammer: Age of Sigmar’s Facebook the level of soup we might be seeing in our games soon. It’ll be interesting to see what player’s Warbands look like in the near future as this level of soup is definitely something we didn’t have access to when the base game first dropped.
What are your thoughts on all these changes? What will you be allying your Warband with?
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