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individual and bendable. This would have lead to them
being much more breakable though.
The last of the light Warjacks of the Menoth faction for
now is the Revenger (bottom-previous page). It is armed
with a halberd, a shield, and an arc node that is used in
conjunction with magic spells. It comes as a six piece
model (body, head, right and left arms, shield, and arc
node) and had a little bit of flash that needed cleaning on
the arms but it went together easily. Having a long pole
arm and shield along with the rotation of the arm joints
lets you put him together in many different poses. The
head of the halberd might end up being a bit heavy for
the thinner pole section between it and the rest of the
weapon so I’d try to avoid bending it.
Protectorate of Menoth Vanquisher
Above you’ll see two views of the Vanquisher, another
‘heavy’ Warjack. As you can see it comes as a six piece
model consisting of the upper torso/shoulders, legs, head,
steam pipes, a morning star in its right hand and a Flame
Launcher replacing its left arm.
It went together very easily and like with the Crusader I
had to dedicate very little time to cleaning it. If you plan
to bend the chain on the morning star just be careful not
to weaken the joint.
If you didn’t get a chance to pick up the IK:Warmachine
figures during their debut at Gen Con you really missed
out. They should be available with the regular release of
the game. I would expect that the prices will remain the
same as before, but in no way am I guaranteeing that so
don’t come looking for me if they went up.
The Butcher of Khardov had a price of $8.99 USD, The
Vanquisher went for $14.99 USD, and a set (top-left)
consisting of the Menoth Warcaster, the Crusader, the
Repenter, and the Revenger went for $29.99 USD.
The Warjacks have an obvious use, outside of
IK:Warmachine of course, as Golems or Shield Guardians
in Dungeons and Dragons. If you are playing in the Iron
Kingdoms setting then their use in your campaign will be
even more prolific. All of the Warjacks are also supremely
useful as robots or dreadnoughts in Warhammer 40K or
other sci-fi games. I can certainly see them stomping
across the board in Inquisitor also. Overall, they are
really, really nice figures that have a myriad of uses.
I’m really hoping that the IK:Warmachine line of figures is
just that start of things to come from Privateer Press.
Almost everything in the Monsternomicon (see review on
page xx) would be great if made into miniatures.
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