Sisters of Battle are getting some big guns as GW has now revealed two new releases for them in 2021 including the Castigator Battle Tank.
It’s time for another big online GW Preview for all things Warhammer! Here are the latest reveals from Warhammer TV and Warhammer Community!
GW The Faith & Damnation Preview
Allow us to restore your faith next weekend with the massive reveals we’ll be showing off in the upcoming Warhammer Preview Online: Faith & Damnation. We’ll be sharing new models and expansions for:
There is a little bit for everyone in this preview it seems! If you missed any of the last previews here they are for a quick recap!
All the Latest GW Previews:
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Now let’s dive into the new previews oldest to newest!
Sisters of Battle Paragon Warsuit
2021 will see even more reinforcements on the way for the Sisters of Battle. We’ve already unveiled the new Palatine model, now take a look at the Paragon Warsuit.
As you can see, it looks like some Sisters of Battle may be in cahoots with the Grey Knights as they get their own version of a Dreadknight-like mech suit.
They’ve got plenty of style and they will fit right at home in any army list.
It appears there are multiple weapon options. This model has a Spear and heavy bolt rifle, we also saw a flamer option within the video.
Finally the model by its self, it’s wielding a multi melta. These are sure to hit hard and be decently durable.
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If they have anything in common with the Dreadknights, they were one of the better models in their lineup, so this might be pretty good on the tabletop.
Sisters of Battle Castigator Tank!
Castigator Battle Tank
The Adepta Sororitas, like us, are clearly fans of a good tracked tank and have decided it’s high time they had another. Being the pious sorts that they are, it’s called the Castigator, and there’s no doubt someone’s about to get severely reprimanded by that battle cannon on the turret.
That main Castigator Battlecannon is massive! As you may assume, this probably won’t be transporting troops, but dang will that thing pack a punch.
Fans of the Immolator and Exorcist tanks will immediately feel right at home among the baroque stylings of the Castigator, with plenty of ornamental filigree adorning every surface – even the cannon barrel.
With at least one extra barrel option we think was called the Castigaor Autocannon, we can definitely expect the guns to act differently, perhaps a trade-off of less power for more shots or even range?
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