I caught up with Oz From Privateer Press @Gen Con 2019. We spoke about the Infernals and how the new mechanics have an economy to them. They sound so cool. We also discussed Monsterpocalypse.
It looks like the Warmachine and Hoards world is about to change.
Copyright secured by Digiprove © 2019 At Gen Con 2018 Oz (Will Schooner) and I talked about Monsterpocalypse, Crucible Guard and he even taught me a little more about Company of Iron
This was the first time I spoke with Oz and I hope it won’t be the last.
I caught up with Jon from Privateer Press to talk about the Grymkin, the future releases and of course Company of Iron and the other upcoming releases.
Company of Iron is coming soon, and I hope to get some games in for you guys soon.
I caught up with Will Hungerford of Privateer Press to talk about Company of Iron! What small and medium bases only Oh my! This is the first time the box has been seen in public.
I am super excited for Company of Iron! It might be the best way to introduce new players into the world of Warmachine and Hordes. I hope to make it to Gen Con 50 to play a game or a place in Fort Wayne shortly after.
James is the quartermaster for Privateer Press and he oversees the Press Gangers. We discuss how he sees the program maturing in the next year or so.
New rules for the game brings a refreshed vision for the Press Gangers.
I was happy to meet J.R from Privateer Press at Origins 2016. We talked about the newest edition of Warmachine and Hordes. We focused on some of the key changes and the metagame. I’m really impressed with the new starters/battlegroups, each reflects the importance of playing the warmachines and beasts.
I am pretty stoked to try out these new rules. The whole idea of the game shifting to plat warmachines and beasts is pretty good.
Hordes: Trollbloods: Hoarluk Doomshaper, Dire Prophet: Epic Trollkin Warlock Unit (2)
$34.99
Hoarluk Doomshaper has cemented himself by word and deed as an essential pillar of the United Kriels, preaching a violent rhetoric embracing aggression and the annihilation of all foes. He has proven that victory cannot be attained through peace, but instead requires strength and ruthless ferocity. He has scoured every sacred site and spent endless hours collecting a wealth of ancient teachings. A number of stout pygmy trolls volunteered to help shoulder the legendary shaman’s burden, bearing enough scrolls and cases to rival the weight of equipment borne by heavily armored kriel warriors.
Hordes: Trollbloods: Glacier King: Gargantuan
$134.99
Unearthed by Hoarluk Doomshaper, the glacier kings walk the world again as embodiments of winter and the frozen north. Localized storms laden with ice and snow swirl about their towering forms. Streams and lakes ice over at their passing, and the moisture in the air crackles as it freezes. Enemies who lose their footing nearby are promptly crushed to death or frozen solid before being lofted into a mouth of jagged, yellowed teeth.
Warmachine: Cryx: Deneghra, the Soul Weaver: Epic Cavalry Battle Engine Warcaster
$69.99
Deneghra, the Soul Weaver takes to the skies to terrorize her foes. Atop her nightmarish winged necromechanikal mount she blots out the sun, casting a long shadow over those destined to die by her command. She gathers the souls of those slain in her presence, twisting them to her malevolent will. Such is her mastery that she can send these tormented spirits to empower her machines or tear their essence apart to weave a torrent of withering magic.
Deneghra, the Soul Weaver comes in a box (PIP 34105). A player may field one Deneghra, the Soul Weaver in a Cryx army.
Contains:
1 Deneghra, the Soul Weaver
2 Color stat cards
All miniatures are supplied unpainted and assembly may be required.
Warmachine: Khador: Iron Fang Uhlans: Cavalry Unit (5)
$99.99 S
Serving as the forward fighting arm of an Iron Fang contingent, Iron Fang Uhlans are often the first to ride into the enemy. These mounted Iron Fangs fluidly ride together and meld classical horselord cavalry tactics with the shoulder-to-shoulder fighting formations customary of Iron Fang assaults. The armored horses are so powerful they have been known to knock warjacks to the ground, and they can easily crush an enemy’s skull under their spike-shod hooves.
