The Aeldari rolled out their Wraithbone constructs for this event. Check out the Ghosts of the Malan’tai and their fighting Asuryani fighting force!
Spotted at Warzone Atlanta, the Ghosts of the Malan’tai marched up the field in their Constructs with spirit stones in-tact! Warzone Atlanta was the home to a ton of stunning armies from all around the Country for a weekend.
These flagship fighting forces were eye-catching and head-turning. Let’s take a closer look at the Eldar!
Have you ever seen straighter lines on a model before? The Scorpion Heavy Grav Tank is pimping the purple and white really nicely! Of course, if you noticed by now, this Eldar list doesn’t have too many little bodies like most others do. The spirits of the dead decided to muster up and fend off the dire threats in their second bodies!
A couple of Spiritseers commanded the psychic energy around the force to protect their Wraithblades and Wraithguard.
Meanwhile, Wave Serpents scooted across the terrain with ease and uprooted the enemies from their cover. As a side note, Wave Serpents have always been a solid well-rounded unit from the very beginning of 8th edition.
The level of detail gone into each model’s base really sets this army apart from the others. It matched the scenery of the display board almost seamlessly. Plus, every single stone on the models have been paid extra-special attention to. It looks like they’re glistening in the light.
Warzone Atlanta
What a fantastic army to see fielded against the other forces in the 41st millennia! What do you think about this army’s style? Are these some of your favorite Eldar units to bring? Will you be making it to Warzone Atlanta next year?
Let us know in the comments of our Facebook Hobby Group.
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About Wesley Floyd: Wes has been in the Warhammer hobby since 2015 and joined the Spikey Bits writing team in 2018. He is known for his satirist takes on trending topics and imaginative yet amazingly affordable hobby solutions to painting Warhammer miniatures.
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