The Loot Table
So that escalated quickly.
Since I mentioned my earnest desire to obtain all that I could of Warhammer Fantasy Old world I have acquired the following, I feel like some Valley Girl Youtube Shopping ‘Haul’ video:
Tomb Kings
20 Tomb Guardians
1 Liche1 Tomb King Champion
1 Stalker
Components for 4/4/4 Warrior, Spearman, Bowman Heroquest Tomb King skeletons (The bigger variation skeletons that do not have the slender Vampire/Tomb Guardian aesthetic)
Goblin Hordes:
Cornicopia of parts for unaligned gobbos and gits
3 Goblin Bosses
2 Shamans
1 Wolf Rider Boss
6 Warg Rider legs (for better rider conversions)
4 Trolls
8 Ork Nob arm pairs for Troll Conversions
2 Classic Ogres
1 Giant
6 Wolves
Vampire Undead
Banshee
Liche, Grave Cart Driver
Vampire Grave Guard
Ghouls (Well, actually The Hobbit Goblins, but they make great ghouls)
Beastmen
Mordheim Beastmen Warband, aka.. Raiders
And it continues..
I’ve got at least another $200USD of goodies on my watch list presently.. yeah, 2016 is the year of The Buying Times (inverse of the End Times). Curiously, none of it via Games Workshop – simply too expensive.
I am convincing my wallet with the argument this is for the good of humanity and I am archiving a great body of creative works.
Suffice to say, your patience will be rewarded with an insane adventure series.
Looks like a good list of items.
However, I was surprised to see that you called the Tomb guardians “slender”, as I thought one of the main complaints about them was that they matched the old skeleton proportions, and not those of the newer (more scale) Vampire counts skeletons?
I believe you may be referring to the original metal Guardians; I have a couple now for Heroquest. The latter are certainly more like old skeletons’ scale. The plastic Guardians (which I should have clarified in retropsect) adhere to the slender Vampire Counts look, I will do a side by side later though 🙂
Appreciated! Although my wallet might not appreciate it…
Chuckle, will do. Shall take a snap and upload some comparisons.