Aarklash Warpack: The return of the big furry mean ones!
Noooo, I'm not talking about any famous wrestler… No sirry!
I'm going to introduce to you the third army of Aarklash Warpack. Those of you who connected the brain early already know I'm talking about Wolf.
Wolf is kinda trade mark and living symbol of our company. Hence the special treatment.
First, they're big, strong, lean and mean, but you already knew that from their "not the average sized guy" figure. They're not the kind of guy who goes "elegant and smart", like, you know, "Look at this graceful fencing" or the very fair-play-inspired "Shoot first, please, dear Griffon". Seriously who'd let fusiliers shoot first or whenever for what it's worth???
The result is a very mobile army, a wild hit & run who will give you the taste of punching yourself in the face each time you confront them… or drool from sheer happiness when playing them. To ensure that everyone live the experiment to its fullest extent, Wolfen can fill slots in each and every mixed company you wish for, thanks to exclusive new rules I'm certainly not going to explain now. I've been to see my shrink and he taught me new torture manipulation… Hum, new mental techniques to avoid going deeper in the darkest corners of my personal sadism. It didn't work, but I learned so much from him!
In front of them, Lion and their indomitable cavalry are doing well, but not that much, and Ram's undead legions… Are Ram's undead legions. To make a long story short, everyone has a gameplay according to it's specialty : Wolfen has hit & run, Lion has the most brutal charge ever, Acheron are on the way to gothic/hellish/it's just a fleshwound/you're gonna pay for that kinda of mood.
Gameplay that induces a tremendous and unique feeling, you should try it… Wait, you can't yet ! Mwahahahaha
I also wanted to let you know that the cards that I will not show you yet are as follows:
22 per army,
6 troop cards for each army,
16 for incarnates in each army
3 different troops and 4 incarnates per army.
Some of these are going to be brand new ones, although you may have seen some of them in our army books but they were not released yet.
Which Incarnates? Which troops? What new minis?
Meh, I'm not telling you more. I'm definitely a happy sadistic one!
PS : Up my sleeve, I keep two more armies. One of them is… No wait, nothing. Don't look at me like this, I'm no good to eat. Skin me alive? No way, thanks. (Am I gone too far yet?)
Don't fret, it's almost the end of the teaser. On the 8th of July, it will be your turn to torture me with your feedback…
To be continued...
"Wolf is kinda trade mark and living symbol of our company... "
Some would say the new trademark resembled a beer-bellied, apologetically smirking smurfdragon. Go figure. I never thought this would be the new design for your PPP-Wolfen.
I salute your bold artistic decisions and wish you luck. You will need plenty of it.
Some would understand the difference between a company's logo, and any other trademarks it might have.
Others still would understand the concept of something being so heavily associated with a company, that it becomes a "trademark" in the eyes of the public. Much like how high quality metal miniatures could, theoretically, for some people, be very heavily associated with a particular company. Obviously not you though, because you are man enough to understand that a company is entirely encapsulated by it's current logo, with no other factors, past or present, influencing your thoughts about that company.
You're so powerful. Can I touch your power?
What are the chances that the other two armies are something other than Griffons and Dirz? Pretty low, I would imagine.
As long as you keep on producing new and awesome pre-painted miniatures for Confrontation I will be a happy customer!
I know what you are getting at. I just love the Drune miniatures and every time I post its a salute to their awesome range, wich sadly, is no more.
This is my favorite one in my own small collection :)
It's an awesome Confrontation miniature, pre-painted by the Rackham studio? What's your point?
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