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In addition to working hard on the upcoming release of Ultimate Warzone,
Thom Talamini and the crew at Excelsior Entertainment are also moving
ahead with the expansion of the Chronopia universe.
Here you’ll see four pieces of updated information for Chronopia that
coincided with the release of new figures. The material has been made
available on the Excelsior Entertainment website and Thom has also been
gracious enough to allow us the opportunity to re-print them here in Fictional
Reality.
The Tatterdemalion spell was released along with the new Elven Yellow
Lotus Eater and it is an amazingly effective spell that will give the normally
fragile Yellow Lotus Eater a bit less to worry about and might forego what has
become a fairly standard bodyguard of either Elven swordsmen or axemen.
The Giant Skeleton model sees the release of two optional items, but both
only usable by the Giant Skeleton itself. Non-Devout players will be glad of
that fact as you’d probably want to deal with these foul artifacts in one place
rather than spread out. The Banner of Darkness Rising has a very affordable
points cost and will deny your opponent their DEF modifier unless they have
the Blind Fighting special ability and chances are better than not that they
don’t have it. The Horn of Nar’gahresh will set you back a few more points
and will take two actions to use, but it’s a pretty devastating punch. Any
models that’s at least half under the flaming lance template will get nailed for
a DAM 15 hit, and it can be used in close combat to boot!
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Below is a new character for the Firstborn army and I hope that this marks
the beginning of new specialty characters for each army in the game. The
Swordmaster might be a task to get onto the table, as he has a prerequisite of
16 Swordsmen or Desert Crusaders in your army, but once there he is not
only a commanding presence, but can also beat the living hell out of his
opponents. He has an ability that increases the damage cause by a successful
hit by how much ‘extra’ hit his opponent by. He also boasts a very
respectable DEF and a very reasonable point cost. If your Firstborn army is
already centered around his prerequisite troops then taking the Swordmaster
should be pretty close to automatic for you.