In any case, if you’d like to learn more about Kislevite culture, be sure to read the Black Library Hall of Famer Riders of the Dead by Dan Abnett. The Old World is still a long way off, but it certainly makes you wonder what else Kislev might have in store. Judging by the enchanted ice that wreaths their blades and arrow tips, we reckon they’ll make for some cold-hearted killers on the battlefield… Here are some awesome pieces of concept art for the Ice Guard, courtesy of Forge World’s Mark Bedford. But where they differ significantly from the other Kislevite units we’ve seen in the past is that they’re able to channel the elemental magic of their realm in a similar manner to their Ice Queen – the most powerful practitioner of this unique form of sorcery. Known as the Ice Guard, they’re an elite fighting formation of warrior women, equally skilled with bow and blade. One new unit that’s in the early stages of development is set in the Ice Court – the seat of the ruling Tsar or Tsarina. Ungol Horse Archers Kislevite Winged Lancers Do you remember these miniatures from many years past? They’re so old, we reckon they were around during the last Ice Age… They also had two iconic cavalry units in their Ungol Horse Archers and Kislevite Winged Lancers. The people of Kislev were renowned as being among the finest horsemasters in the world – and for giving a frosty reception to Norscan raiders and the hordes of Chaos who frequently invaded their land. To that end, let’s take a look at a project that’s currently in development…
A perfect candidate for further investigation is the harsh, frozen realm found to the north of the Empire – Kislev, the land of the Ice Queens. One of the coolest aspects of returning to the world-that-was is the opportunity to revisit certain aspects of its classic lore and delve into them in greater detail than ever before.
0 kommentar(er)
