Archaon the Everchosen, Lord of the End Times 'My hatred is a thousand times more powerful than all your good intentions.' - Jim Goad Archaon the Overchosen. Mar 21, 2015 Archaon Everchosen - The Lord of the End Times has arrived, and boy is he a monster (not literally, mind) on the field of battle. Chaos players have been.

Move over tricksy Skaven, Archaon is coming to clean the Old World’s clock! Tool Discography Blogspot there. Here’s the latest details: via 1-20-2015 “Archaon is indeed book five of the End Times, and will be new models coming too. It will be released sometime in March. Book one has an artist’s rendering of Archaon weilding the Kingslayer on the cover and Book two’s cover is a very nice picture of the current model of Archaon. The book concentrates on the forces of Khorne, however Orcs and Goblins finally make their appearance in End Times and Grimgor is featured heavily in this book (with rules). All eight of the Incarnates are revealed, including some BIG surprises on a Shakespearean level.

I talked about the blood thirster recently, but there are more units coming too. Khorne will also be getting Skullreapers, and Wrathmongers. The Skullreapers look like the Khador Doomreavers with tall doublehanded halbreds, and the Wrathmongers resemble miniature humoid versions of the Lord of Skulls, but with leather armour.” It’s about time Grimgor shows up. If he’s an incarnate it’s going to interesting to see him team up with Nagash, Malekith, Karl Franz and the others to take down Chaos.

Avengers: Warhammer Edition anyone? I think Grimgor’s the Hulk – but maybe that’s just me 🙂 ~ So now who do you think the missing Incarnates will be? Chaos dragons, the things we SHOULD have had instead of the crappy glotkin book, hey undead heres the return of your KEY lore character in an awesome new model, plus new modles and rules for major lore characters.

Hey Chaos, heres some nurgle guys you never heard of and dull models the only interest 1 4th of chaos player base who all have rather midiocre to terrible rules for there cost Glotkin, the worst end times book. Good things, unified chaos army and karl fraz, crap, esentualy everything else. Solution, dont make a major marketing decision becouse 1 modle was popular for conversions unless you realise why. Just like Ted (below) I haven’t read any of the End Times books, just looked at previews on the net, so I don’t know much about the, “Incarnate” concept but assuming these characters are imbued with significant magical power that can protect a region of the Old World from being contaminated by Chaos is a really cool idea. It’s very similar to Galadriel’s power that protects Lorien from Sauron. If that’s where the “bubbles” idea is headed, it goes up a few notches in my book.

I notice that three Elves are listed as Incarnates they get the largest slice of the post-Apocalyptic magical pie? Seems appropriate. However, iirc, all magical power finds its ultimate source in Chaos in the GW universe(s), so these Incarnates are still using the power of the enemy to some degree, unless a certain amount of ret-conning is done (which wouldn’t be particularly hard to justify). Pretty cooll idea, even though I don’t like most of the post-End Times rumors I’ve seen so far.

It’s been a long wait but the Lord of the End Times is HERE! Come see the new hotness. $85 Warhammer: Archaon is the fifth instalment of the epic saga of The End Times and is described over two hardback books which are presented together in a sturdy slipcase. Warhammer: Archaon Book 1 is a 256-page narrative book. Bear witness to the might of Archaon Everchosen and his hordes as they enter the battle that will decide the fate of the world. Warhammer: Archaon Book 2 is an 80-page rules book that contains Armies of the End Times: new army selection rules to represent the desperate battles fought at the time that Archaon moves to crush the Warhammer world.

There are also the Lords of Battle campaign rules and Halting the Apocalypse narrative campaign, 12 scenarios inspired by the narrative, and 9 Battlescrolls detailing armies and formations depicted in the story. Also included are background and rules for the full range of new Warriors of Chaos miniatures, including the Khorne Wrathmongers, Khorne Skullreapers, and the three ranks of Bloodthirsters – The Bloodthirster of Unfettered Fury, The Bloodthirster of Insensate Rage, and The Wrath of Khorne Bloodthirster.

It also includes rules for the following new Incarnates: Balthasar Gelt, Incarnate of Metal, Tyrion, Incarnate of Light, Grimgor, Incarnate of Beasts and Caradryan, Incarnate of Fire. As well as this there are rules and background for Isabella the Accursed and Archaon Everchosen.

And $250 Limited to a mere 500 individually numbered copies, this beautifully designed edition is a must for any collector. Presented in a magnetically sealed slip case are both the narrative and rules books each finished with varnished text on the covers. The inside of the slip case also features wraparound artwork. Also included is a 280-page art book containing every piece of art from The End Times series. The pages in all three volumes are finished with gold edges adding a luxurious feel to the set. And $69.99 $57 $57 Lunatic murdersmiths who are feared and revered in equal measure, the Wrathmongers are absolute in their fervent devotion to Khorne.