![]() ![]() So I spent most of Saturday and Sunday afternoon clipping and gluing. Rules and scenario book, and the rogue’s gallery of characters. You get 50 models, all of which are the usual high standard we come to expect of GW, and the game itself eight thick double-sided game boards, some dice ( duh), character cards, and a deck of “Broodmind” cards. However! By GW’s standards – and I can’t believe I’m really saying this – it’s actually a pretty good deal. Now, of course, we need to talk about the price. Orks or “normal” Tyranids, I would’ve passed. Not gonna lie, if it had been Deathwatch vs. There were limousines as well, because how else was the Patriarch going to get to prom? I started getting into Warhammer 40,000 during 2nd edition, and I remember reading about Genestealer Cults, with the hybrids and brood brothers and the sinister Magi and Big Papa ‘Stealer himself. When I read the rumours online, I’ll admit, they got me hook, line and sinker. Deathwatch boardgame, with 11 sexy Space Marine sculpts, and the real selling point for nostalgic old grognards like me, a crapload of gloriously plastic Genestealer Hybrids. What do you want next? You already got my money! What next!? My blood? My heart? MY FUCKING SOUL!? It just wasn’t enough for me to pop in occasionally and pick up some odd Fantasy bits for Frostgrave, was it? You just had to release a big old fuck-off board game featuring the Deathwatch and a motherloving Genestealer Cult you sick bastard geniuses. God damn you, God damn you, God damn you. We had a D&D session on Monday, but the session was cut short so I’ll be including the events in the next write-up, which means I finally get to talk about this sexy box of plastic. ![]()
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