Sisters of Battle: new Codex in White Dwarf, the full range of models online. |
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| Adepta Sororitas The Sisters of Battle, an elite Sisterhood of warriors, possess a fanatical devotion to the Emperor, and this month, their faith has certainly been rewarded. Not only has part one of the new Sisters of Battle Codex been published in White Dwarf, but they now have their own section on games-workshop.com. It's never been easier to buy the entire range of Sisters of Battle models. |
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 | The Full Range Whether you're looking to start a new Sisters of Battle army, or wanting to add to your existing one, games-workshop.com has the full range of miniatures available to you. Head on over now to see the Sisterhood in all its glory. |
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 | White Dwarf Don't forget to grab a copy of this month's issue of White Dwarf - it contains the first instalment of the new Sisters of Battle Codex, detailing the units and abilities of the Adepta Sororitas. Part two will be published in next month's issue. |
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 | Robin Cruddace's Sisters of Battle Robin Cruddace, scribe of the new Codex, showed off his resplendent Sisters of Battle army on What's New Today, where he preaches the good word in the name of the Emperor. Check out why Robin is devoted to this inspirational army. |
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'the full range' is the witch-hunters range copied and pasted, but rather ironically doesn't include a lot of the old inquisitorial models!
ReplyDeleteadditionally, if they expect people to buy blisters of 3 sisters for £11 each to make a whole army, they are kidding themselves on a massive scale.
it was pointed out to me that FW ellysians are a cheaper way of making an army!
ReplyDeleteyep, take 3 blisters and a superior and you spend around £40. elysian or death korp 10 man squads are £35
ReplyDeletethis is before any special or heavy weapons too
even if you consider vehicles an exorcist is as much as an elysian rapid response vehicle.
silly pricing
My current opinion of 'Sisters = Fail' hasn't changed I'm afraid.
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