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Il me semble qu'on avait annoncé 9 tomes. Le prochain on aura surement les Admechs, car sur warcom, on a eu une sortie sur engine war avec les admech lundi. https://www.warhammer-community.com/2020/03/09/psychic-awakening-the-cleansing-light/

@CervusHammer, Au lieu du dread invictor, on pourrait plutôt avoir deux magnifiques fenrissians wolves, pour pas faire redite avec le nouveau starter pack ^^

Bah il faut bien trouver des moyens originales pour les primarisés ^^

Ragnar et Ghazghkull sont vraiment magnifiques par contre les orks et les infiltrators sont un peu trop génériques vous ne trouvez pas ? Quelques haches, épées tronçonneuses ou des bouts de fourrure, ça ne mangeait rien ?

Ouf ^^ mon rêve avec le quick starter des space wolves primaris encore plus bourrin, plus sauvage et avec plus de poils, peut encore tenir ^^

@Vaniel Ou est-ce qu'on a eu la confirmation que ce sont des Infiltrators-like ? Dans la vidéo, j'ai clairement pas l'impression de voir cela (à part des antennes sur chaques oreilles mais bon ça fait aussi oreille de loup ^^), sur tout qu'il ont pas les bonnes paulettes et les bons packages.

Infiltrators Vs Mega Nobs ?!? Je préférais des agressors, ça ferai grosses brutes contre grosses brutes (En plus ils n'ont pas encore bien été mis en avant et pourtant ils sont dans tous les codex avec des primaris).

J'ai cru comprendre qu'on aura une boite SW Vs Ork, est-ce que c'est confirmé ?

Space Wolves Lore – Part 2: To Slay a Beast Earlier in the week, we discussed many of the trials and tribulations that have befallen the Space Wolves in their recent history. Yet thanks to the introduction of Primaris Space Marines into its ranks, the Chapter has recovered much of its strength and is now set to do what it does best once more, take the fight to the enemies of the Allfather. With Saga of the Beast on the horizon, it looks like the Space Wolves have their sights firmly set on the Orks – and one greenskin in particular… Visions of the Beast One of the many roles performed by the Rune Priests of the Space Wolves is using their gifts to scour the skeins of fate to glean what they can of future events. They channel the wyrd utilising a number of shamanic methods that have been practised by the people of Fenris for countless generations, ranging from casting bones to trance-like dream quests. In recent months, the Chapter’s Rune Priests have been universally plagued by disturbing visions of grotesque trolls, green of skin and gnarled of flesh. Most troublesome of all was the monstrous beast that ever loomed in the distance, barely visible. As ever, the exact nature of the future that awaited them remained unclear, yet there was one undeniable truth that could be discerned – the greenskins were abroad once more, guided by a beast that was both single-minded and powerful enough to unite them. The Wolf and the Beast One glimmer of hope in the dread prophecies of the Rune Priests was the presence of a Blackmaned Wolf fearlessly facing down the monstrous beast in their visions. It didn’t need a seer’s insight to understand that it was Ragnar Blackmane’s wyrd to face Ghazghkull in battle. Yet Logan Grimnar knew that in order to discover Ghazghkull’s location, the Space Wolves would have to engage the Orks on multiple fronts. To that end, he called upon all of the Great Companies to provide warriors with which to bring the fight to the greenskins, wherever they could be found. Only by drawing them out could Ghazghkull’s exact location be discovered. As the Space Wolves mustered to set out across the Sea of Stars to combat the rising Ork threat, word was sent urgently to Ragnar, relaying to him the auguries of the Rune Priests. Never one to back down from even the deadliest challenge, Ragnar began the hunt for Ghazghkull in earnest, determined to cut the head from the beast and put an end to him once and for all. One Fight Too Many? The last the Space Wolves heard of Ragnar’s strike force was a garbled astropathic transmission from the Wolf Lord claiming that he had tracked the beast to its lair on the hive world of Krongar. What little could be understood from the message was that Ragnar’s Great Company was divided between a number of different war zones, so he didn’t have the numbers with him to launch a full-scale planetary attack. Instead, he planned to lead a covert mission that would infiltrate the Orks’ foremost stronghold and force a direct confrontation with Ghazghkull, enabling Ragnar to kill the beast in person. It was a bold plan, but one that came at tremendous risk to the Wolf Lord and his warriors… As of yet, no word has reached the Space Wolves of the mission’s outcome. Fearing the worst, the Blackmanes of Strike Force Icefang have raced towards the last known coordinates of their Jarl in a desperate bid to discover his fate. Had Ragnar Blackmane fallen in battle? Was the Young King dead?

L'imperium a déjà eu roboute guilliman, les primaris et plusieurs rubicron sur les PA, il n'y a pas très longtemps. Je pense que games pourrais favoriser quelque autres factions. Les eldars ont déjà eu Yvraine, les Ynnari et les harlequins, il n'y pas longtemps non plus. Je pense que la monté en puissance des nécrons avec un roi ça peu êtres pas mal, de même que remettre en avant Gazhkull, non ?

Donc en suivant la logique : - Le T6 : Ork vs SW (en ce moment) - Le T7 : chevalier/méca vs chevalier/Démon - Le T8 : Custo/sista (avec les harlequin) vs Death guard - Le T9 : deathwatch vs nécron Cela serait plausible ?

Surement un coup de tzeentch ^^ ça augure que du bon.