Chaos is Calling - A Review of Warhammer 40,000 - Chaos Space Marines: Poss
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Greetings fellow Warhammer fans! Meet Henry here, your resident gaming expert at Minis Gamer. Today, we're talking about the iconic Chaos Space Marines and their new sculpts for the Possessed unit. These multi-part plastic models come in a pack of 5 and can be fielded in a unit of up to 10. So, let's dive in and see what these bad boys can do!
First off, the new sculpts are amazing. The level of detail on these models is insane - from the twisted horns and claws to the exposed muscle and bone, they're a sight to behold. They also come with a range of options, including different weapons and poses. This makes them a versatile unit that can be customized to fit your playstyle.
In terms of gameplay, the Possessed are a force to be reckoned with. They have high strength and toughness, making them hard to take down. They also have the Khorne keyword, which means they can benefit from certain Chaos buffs and abilities. Plus, their special rule allows them to roll randomly for a bonus ability at the start of each turn. Talk about unpredictable!
So, who would these models be a good fit for? Well, Chaos Space Marine players obviously, but also anyone looking to add some variety and power to their army. They're great for close combat and can really hold their own against tougher opponents. Plus, they just look cool as hell on the battlefield.
To wrap up, let's do a quick pro con list:
Pros:
- Amazing sculpts with lots of customization options
- High stats and special abilities make them a strong unit
- Khorne keyword allows them to benefit from Chaos buffs and abilities
Cons:
- A bit pricey for only 5 models
- Might not be as useful in larger battles where ranged combat is more prevalent
Overall, I'd give Warhammer 40,000 - Chaos Space Marines: Possessed (43-86) a solid 9 out of 10. The models are top-notch and the gameplay is fun and unpredictable. If you're a fan of Chaos, these are a must-have addition to your army. Chaos is calling - will you answer? #khorne #warhammer40k #dawnofwar #vermintide #totalwarhammer3 #chaosgate #sigmar
First off, the new sculpts are amazing. The level of detail on these models is insane - from the twisted horns and claws to the exposed muscle and bone, they're a sight to behold. They also come with a range of options, including different weapons and poses. This makes them a versatile unit that can be customized to fit your playstyle.
In terms of gameplay, the Possessed are a force to be reckoned with. They have high strength and toughness, making them hard to take down. They also have the Khorne keyword, which means they can benefit from certain Chaos buffs and abilities. Plus, their special rule allows them to roll randomly for a bonus ability at the start of each turn. Talk about unpredictable!
So, who would these models be a good fit for? Well, Chaos Space Marine players obviously, but also anyone looking to add some variety and power to their army. They're great for close combat and can really hold their own against tougher opponents. Plus, they just look cool as hell on the battlefield.
To wrap up, let's do a quick pro con list:
Pros:
- Amazing sculpts with lots of customization options
- High stats and special abilities make them a strong unit
- Khorne keyword allows them to benefit from Chaos buffs and abilities
Cons:
- A bit pricey for only 5 models
- Might not be as useful in larger battles where ranged combat is more prevalent
Overall, I'd give Warhammer 40,000 - Chaos Space Marines: Possessed (43-86) a solid 9 out of 10. The models are top-notch and the gameplay is fun and unpredictable. If you're a fan of Chaos, these are a must-have addition to your army. Chaos is calling - will you answer? #khorne #warhammer40k #dawnofwar #vermintide #totalwarhammer3 #chaosgate #sigmar
