Come see the latest information this morning about the Knight titan game that looks to be a HUGE deal on some of the most expensive kits out there!
Looks like there may just be ONE BIG release coming next week, and at a savings of almost 40% to buying the box sets components seperately .
Source: Warhammer Forum
Imperial Knights: Renegade
Mini game dervied from a White Dwarf minigame for the stormsurge.
Box contains scenery and two full knight warden kits.
Quote from the “Warhammer Forum” –
“The two Knights in the story are the Ever-Stalwart of House Terryn (Battle Cannon, Reaper Chainsword, Icarus Autocannon, Heavy Stubbers) and the Litany of Destruction (Reaper Chainsword, Thunderstrike Gauntlet, Ironstorm Missile Pod, Heavy Stubber).
– There are two datasheets, one for each of these knights setups.
– Game includes a Datasheet to play a Renegade Knight in 40K, but there is only one sheet so I hope they’re not restricted to the CC version.
– Also includes a detachment to ally Knights to CSM and Chaos Daemons.
– 8 pages of rules including the 40K ones.”
US $195
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So to answer a few questions some of you may or may not have asked:
– AFAIK the game is not restricted to English.
– The two Knights in the story are the Ever-Stalwart of House Terryn (Battle Cannon, Reaper Chainsword, Icarus Autocannon, Heavy Stubbers) and the Litany of Destruction (Reaper Chainsword, Thunderstrike Gauntlet, Ironstorm Missile Pod, Heavy Stubber).
– There are only two big cards, one for each of these knights setups. But there are references to play with other weapons setups.
– Game includes a Datasheet to play a Renegade Knight in 40K, but there is only one sheet so I hope they’re not restricted to the CC version.
– Also includes a detachment to ally Knights to CSM and Chaos Daemons.
– 8 pages of rules including the 40K ones if I got it right.
What We Know:
- “Imperial Knight: Renegade” (1 Imperial Knight, 1 IK Warden and 1 Sanctum Imperialis + rules)
165€ / £120 / $195 / CA$ 235 / AU$ 245 / NZ$ 290 / 22.000 Yen- Goes on Pre-Order April 16th
- 40% discount over buying the components separate
An anonymous source shared this image with Spikey Bits. It looks to confirm the HUGE discount on the separate Knight box sets.
From the formatting I would say it looks to be from GW trade sales, but I have no way to be sure.
Well there you have it. I mean at a discount of 40% off WHY NOT buy it? I mean two knights themselves normally run $150 each almost! Solid deal and a game out of it to boot, I think we have a winner!
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