After being taken down some months ago for unknown reasons, I was able to re-upload Kislev to Scribd yesterday. Although the book has been available for download from Issuu since then, the ones who prefer Scribd's service instead can now find it there as well.
Download: http://www.scribd.com/doc/83334376/Warhammer-Armies-Kislev
As for the remaining books, Hobgoblins are up to 65 pages currently, and having sorted through the Chaos Dwarf material, that one will likely end up being over 130 pages long!
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I was wondering how big are the base sizes for the different bear units?
ReplyDeleteAll base sizes are listed on the reference page at the back of the book ;)
DeleteThank you so much I just overlooked it. But I also have a question about the power of the book. It seems to me that the best way to really take advantage would be to field a lvl 4 frost witch and a Hag mother. Because then the witch could use up all the power dice and the hag mother could then use all her bound spells.
ReplyDeleteSince all the hag's spells are counted as bound spells with random power levels, what is keeping me from using the more powerful version of the same spells. Since I don't throw power dice couldn't I essentially use the most powerful versions of the spells in the book?
Probably, yeah, even though that would take up a lot of points in the Lord department. I haven't gotten any complaints about it being OP though, but if you happen to playtest them and find that they they absolutely burn through all opposition with their magic, then I will ofc have to fix it.
DeleteAs for the power of the spells, she can only cast the normal version of them (to avoid cheesiness) Will add that clarification in the next patch.