First, a mini codex and now Chaos may be getting new Heretic Knight upgrades or kits soon! Don’t miss the latest on new Chaos!
Warhammer Community just announced a new Chaos preview for what appears to be new renegade knights for Warhammer 40k.
Get ready for carnage on a colossal scale. There will be more news about these heretical Knights real soon.
True exemplars of honour, fealty and duty could never fall to darkness, right. RIGHT?! Duncan is NOT going to be happy…
Normally once we see these previews the actual release is around 3 months out before we see them on store shelves. After the success of the Imperial Knight codex, Dominus, and Armiger releases last summer, it is probably a safe bet that a Chaos release that follows the new Heretic Space Marines is sure to do just as well!
If you are looking to convert your Knight kits into Chaos now, you are still in luck! For around $85 Legio Models has a ton of upgrade kits that work great for the Questoris and now even Armiger frames.
Give your Knight the power of darkness. If you love Renegade Knights, don’t miss our reviews of these upgrade armor sets from Legio Models!
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Come and take a look at a great way to get your Knight ready to take on those pesky new Wolves with this new kit from Legio Models. Read More
More Chaos is coming, what will the loyalists do?
What new upgrades or designs would you like to see? Let us know in the comments of our Facebook Hobby Group.
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