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I again felt more sympathy for the vampires, even though I know they're just getting ready to stab the Empire in the back, it felt good to see Vlad alongside the good guys (oops that was a bit of a spoiler, but if you've read Nagash already, you know that he's already come to the Empire's aid before and that Nagash has ordered him to do so again). It was fun, and it followed the same vein of storytelling as Nagash did.

Other than my issues with the incessant head lopping, I thoroughly enjoyed this story. Otto Glott, the scythe guy on the back of the Glottkin model, kills exclusively using this method, reaping heads as if they were stalks of wheat! It got to the point where it felt uninspired and boring. I can think of three exceptions to this rule, and that's about all, nearly everyone else who dies in this story has their heads cut off. I'll bet there are close to 100 decapitations in this story, I get that it is a war story, but couldn't they be more creative than that? There are thousands of ways to kill a character, but it seems the only way that someone really dies in this story is if their head rolls. My first major complaint is that I wish that the writers would think up a new way to kill people than having their heads cut off. But overall it was a good bit of escapism. That being said, this book is about half the length of the Nagash book, which is sad as I was hoping to immerse myself in the world a bit longer than this book afforded me. Some of the deaths are truly surreal (must resist urge to give spoilers!) and really well done, I honestly had a guttural reaction to one character's death I had always liked. Some of the cheap 'You only thought I was dead, didn't you?' cheesiness from the first book are rectified in this one with varying degrees of success. I will not list all of the deaths here (there are plenty of those to be found if you simply google 'Glottkin deaths') but I will say this. This shorter sequel to the Nagash book continues to lay down the hurt for special character lists across the board. The new army list - The Legions of Chaos - allows you to create a unified army of Chaos drawn from Warriors of Chaos, Daemons of Chaos and Beastmen. It also includes all-new rules for Karl Franz Ascendant (who is changed by the horrors of the End Times, but you will have to read the book to find out more) and Festus Empowered.Īrmies of the End Times can field more Lords - up to 50% - and there are brand new rules for fighting battles in the streets of war torn cities. It includes the rules that will allow you to field the Glottkin, Maggoth Lords, Gutrot Spume and the Putrid Blightkings in your games of Warhammer. Warhammer: Glottkin Book 2 is a 64-page volume that contains six new scenarios and new rules based on the events in Warhammer: Glottkin Book 1. Warhammer: Glottkin Book 1 is a 128-page volume which provides a narrative sweep of the events surrounding the Chaos invasion of the Old World led by the Brothers Glott. This terrifying new chapter in the history of the Old World is revealed over two mighty hardback tomes which are presented together in a sturdy slipcase. Warhammer: Glottkin continues the epic saga begun in Warhammer: Nagash.

Gods and monsters clash as the doom of the civilised world fast approaches. Frame colour is Black.Archaon has sent the Glottkin, triplet champions of Nurgle, to infest the lands of men with their supernatural plagues. Frame construction is fibreboard, front protection in plastic makes the frame safer to use and lightweight.

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