Indeed, it was a part of the old undead army. If memory serves, it had similar effects to what is proposed for the new cart, as in it supported the undead units around it.
mrsaturday said:Indeed, it was a part of the old undead army. If memory serves, it had similar effects to what is proposed for the new cart, as in it supported the undead units around it.
Probably because she doesn't have a model.dzungia said:No sign of Isabella.
Right, I'm home and there are no rules for the original Plague Cart in Warhammer Armies. It only shows the stat lines and points cost. Weird.
mrsaturday said:The rules for the plague cart were in White Dwarf 94. It came on on a 2 or 12 on 2d6 (or could be summoned) rolled at the start of each turn from the left or right table edge and traveled straight across the battlefield at 4" (same M as the corpse cart), causing fear to all living creatures within 6", and terror through all living creatures it passes through. It was ethereal, and any undead within 12" were immune to instability. Any humaniod slain within 12" was raised as a zombie behind the cart, and any unit created is controlled by the undead player.
So there. An old classic back from the dead, as it were.![]()
Aeschere said:Uhm, What is in the spearhead box?
Is it worth getting as it is supposed to come out february 23
grishnakh99 said:@Raziel: Is this rumour or fact? I'm really itching to see the prices so I can plan out my finances.
N.I.B. said:I will use the new bald models as a new bloodline - Baldies! "They get no respect, so they kill you and drink your blood"
N.I.B. said:I will use the new bald models as a new bloodline - Baldies! "They get no respect, so they kill you and drink your blood"
puggimer said:N.I.B. said:I will use the new bald models as a new bloodline - Baldies! "They get no respect, so they kill you and drink your blood"
I resemble that remark!