Posted: 30 Jan 2006, o 23:23
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Click to see full-sized imagePosted: 30 Jan 2006, o 23:33
Ooh, nice! Is it done by that Brom guy?
Posted: 30 Jan 2006, o 23:40
Nope, it's done by the owner of PP. Or at least the big boss of PP; Matt Wilson.
Privateer Press wrote:Today we are happy to share the cover art for HORDES: Primal by Creative Director Matt Wilson. HORDES: Primal - The full-color 208 page core rulebook for Privateer Press' Monsterous Miniatures Combat Game - will be unleashed on the world this April.
Lavishly illustrated, HORDES: Primal provides the rules to control your warbeasts and build armies drawn from the wild side of the Iron Kingdoms. Each of the four factions' histories are detailed in full, with background on each faction's warlocks, troops and warbeasts.
Also releasing at the same time is the HORDES: Primal Special Edition Hardcover ? This special edition of the core rule book will only be produced during the initial print run of HORDES:Primal. An amazing hardcover that will be highly sought after by many collectors and fans alike, pre-order yours today at your local retailer.
Posted: 31 Jan 2006, o 11:21
Hm, the Artwork looks nice, but something strikes my eye immediately: It's called "Hordes - Primal". That hints they will be using the same system as they used in WM, which now already contains 3 rulebooks and 4 no quarters, which makes this system so expensive, where it advertises with cheapness.
Posted: 31 Jan 2006, o 19:36
All the rules needed for hordes are contained in that book. So you don't need any warmachine book 
And yes the rules are basically the same as with WM, which is why these two games are compatible. (PP keeps all it's games in one universe.) There are some bigger differences: damage grids, fury, a beast that goes beserk etc. All explained in the book.
And the released no quarters only contained info about hordes, not the rules so it's not as expensive as you think it will be :p
*And if there would be any errata in the future, it would be downloadable as any errata ^^ *
And yes the rules are basically the same as with WM, which is why these two games are compatible. (PP keeps all it's games in one universe.) There are some bigger differences: damage grids, fury, a beast that goes beserk etc. All explained in the book. And the released no quarters only contained info about hordes, not the rules so it's not as expensive as you think it will be :p
*And if there would be any errata in the future, it would be downloadable as any errata ^^ *
Posted: 31 Jan 2006, o 19:50
Actually, you don't have to buy a single book to play Warmachine or Hordes. Both games have the quick-start rules available for free on the Privateer Press website, which has most all the rules you need to play. 95% of the rules for a model are included on the card for the model, which you get in the blister or box.
Now, anybody looking to get into the game big time should certainly invest in Prime (or Primal for Hordes), as it has the full rules, with examples and diagrams and such. After that, there is really nothing to force you to pick up new books, because all the rules for the new models come out on the cards. So, it is cheaper. Unless you are the kind of person that wants to get everything. In which case, of course it gets pricey.
But yes, word is they do plan on using the same general book structure. Primal will have the main rules, so we can guess at two more books in the next couple of years (keep in mind, these books are probably going to be put out a year apart). Also, No Quarter supports all Privateer Press products, not just Warmachine. Hordes, Iron Kingdoms Miniatures, and Iron Kingdoms RPG content is included as well.
No other game on the market right now can advertise that somebody can start playing officially sanctioned games after spending $40 (which you can with a Warmachine Battle Box). A price which hasn't changed since it was introduced (and never will change, according to Privateer Press). Sounds like a deal to me!
Now, anybody looking to get into the game big time should certainly invest in Prime (or Primal for Hordes), as it has the full rules, with examples and diagrams and such. After that, there is really nothing to force you to pick up new books, because all the rules for the new models come out on the cards. So, it is cheaper. Unless you are the kind of person that wants to get everything. In which case, of course it gets pricey.
But yes, word is they do plan on using the same general book structure. Primal will have the main rules, so we can guess at two more books in the next couple of years (keep in mind, these books are probably going to be put out a year apart). Also, No Quarter supports all Privateer Press products, not just Warmachine. Hordes, Iron Kingdoms Miniatures, and Iron Kingdoms RPG content is included as well.
No other game on the market right now can advertise that somebody can start playing officially sanctioned games after spending $40 (which you can with a Warmachine Battle Box). A price which hasn't changed since it was introduced (and never will change, according to Privateer Press). Sounds like a deal to me!
Posted: 3 Feb 2006, o 16:49
Click to see full-sized imageTroll Scattergunners.
Click to see full-sized imageSkorne Praetorians.
Click to see full-sized imageWolves of Orboros.
Click to see full-sized imageBlighted Archers.
Posted: 3 Feb 2006, o 16:53
I've seen them and I must say I prefer warmachine 
Posted: 6 Feb 2006, o 21:48
Click to see full-sized imagenew everblight thing..
I don't like this one. And besides the battlebox, the everblight models are the weakest from hordes.
Go Trolls
Posted: 8 Feb 2006, o 15:22
Circle's Woldwarden (hard to see on the pic, but it should be on a large base
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