Kalindlara Contributor |
Berk the Black |
The Lemure is great, but the Accuser Devil outshines it. Two great commons I'll probably end up getting even more of than what comes in a case, because they will certainly make for memorable encounters.
Erik, I hope since you had to tone down the number of devils in this set that we will continue to see more in future sets. These two are such winners I can't wait to see what else made the cut.
Erik Mona Publisher, Chief Creative Officer |
Cat-thulhu |
Wow, I was overjoyed last week when you revealed the celestial presence, now...well what can I say. Shaping up to be a 100% must have set for me. My bank account gently weeps.
I am a huge fan of the lemure form the old WotC set from waaaay back, however this one: Best...lemure...ever! That is one truly creepy hombre, and you know this will translate from render to plastic extremely well. I love the way the little white eyes almosy hover in those sockets. To tell the truth he looks like a little version of Oogie-Boogie from The Nightmare Before Christmas, and I love it. Since it s common I know I can get 4-5 from a case, a few more on the singles market and BAM, ugly horde time! I hope my players will appreciate this mini as much as I do.
As for the accuser, if it makes the transition form render to plastic and retains that detail I believe I will have a new favourite low level miniature to use. AND IT'S COMMON! To quote Cleveland Brown: "That's Nasty", and I mean that in the best possible way.
With more devils and celestials coming I'm beginning to feel like a kid the night before christmas (Of course its a really long night before October)
Devils are one of those bad guys you can never really have enough of. Even if this set includes a good number of devils I know in my heart I still have room for more, so I hope the ones left out can find a home in a later set. I'm also hoping for more giants (c'mon Shadow giant from ISB) and quite frankly a few more demons (even after WotR).
I know from art reveals in the announcement we will see a Protean (or two?) in this set but, Erik, are we likely to see Daemons any time soon?
How about the much under represented Kytons?
Maybe even a Div?
Can you throw me a Qlippoth?
Lob forth an Aeon?
Curmudgeonly |
I dunno, there are still a bunch in this set.
I won't stop until I've done all of them, or until someone makes me stop. :)
This has me excited. One thing that I loved about the Wrath of the Righteous set was the sheer volume of Demons I got. I am happy now to hear I will get a bunch of Devils too :D
This has the potential to be my favorite set yet!
Marco Massoudi |
Erik Revealed:
7/13 small or medium commons
5/11 small or medium uncommons
3/8 large commons
2/8 small or medium rares
0/4 large rares
0/6 dressing rares
Confirmed in this set are still:
-3-4 hobgoblins (probably from the Monster Codex, including a Hobgoblin General samurai)
-Bearded Devil
-Aasimar Paladin
-2 Giants
-Keketar Protean
Highly likely (because on the covers of APs #97-108) are:
-Jilia, female vampire
-Contract Devil
-Pit Fiend
-Heresy Devil
-Planetar
-Shensen
-Mephistopheles
Also likely are:
-Erinyes
-Barbed Devil
-Bone Devil
-Ice Devil
-Horned Devil
-Astral Deva
-Handmaiden Devil
Kalindlara Contributor |
Marco Massoudi |
Is there anything to back up the stuff from recent AP covers appearing in this set? Or is that just speculation?
So far confirmed:
#97 Hellhound#97 Bearded Devil
#103 Hound Archon
#106 Giant Eagle
That's 4 out of 11 cover creatures (excluding iconics).
From some comments that Erik made, it's very likely, that some more are in this set.
MrVergee |
I dunno, there are still a bunch in this set.
I won't stop until I've done all of them, or until someone makes me stop. :)
Go on, go on. Keep it coming. I'm happy about the two in this reveal.
I'm also hoping for a handmaiden devil, although there is no real great art to base a mini on, I'm afraid. A contract devil would be great as well. The other devils at least have (had) a version in other miniature lines, or can be bought in a Reaper version, which makes them slightly less urgent in my book.
Erik Mona Publisher, Chief Creative Officer |