Get Infected with the Death Guard Plague Marines: A Review
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Are you ready for some serious infection? Then you need to check out the Death Guard Plague Marines for Warhammer 40,000. As a fan of Warhammer myself, I had to get my hands on these miniatures and let me tell you, they are sick. And not just because they're covered in all kinds of nasty diseases.
First off, the level of detail on these miniatures is insane. From the rusted armor to the pustules on their skin, Games Workshop has really outdone themselves. And the sculpts themselves are just badass. These guys look like they've been through hell and back, and now they're ready to spread their diseases across the galaxy.
But these aren't just pretty miniatures. The Death Guard Plague Marines are also a formidable force on the battlefield. They have a toughness of 5 and a 3+ armor save, making them incredibly hard to kill. And if they do happen to fall in battle, they have a chance to get back up thanks to their Disgustingly Resilient rule.
Overall, I would highly recommend the Death Guard Plague Marines to any Warhammer 40k player looking to add some infection to their army. They're a great fit for anyone who likes a tough, resilient force that can dish out some serious damage. And let's be real, who doesn't want to field an army of disease-ridden warriors?
Pros:
- Incredibly detailed sculpts
- Tough and resilient on the battlefield
- Perfect for players who like to spread disease and decay
Cons:
- Some may find the color scheme a bit too gross (but hey, that's kind of the point)
In conclusion, the Death Guard Plague Marines are a fantastic addition to the Warhammer 40k universe. As someone who has played the game for years, I can confidently say that these miniatures are some of the best I've ever seen. So if you're looking to infect your opponents with some serious disease, you can't go wrong with these guys.
Bottom Line: 9/10
First off, the level of detail on these miniatures is insane. From the rusted armor to the pustules on their skin, Games Workshop has really outdone themselves. And the sculpts themselves are just badass. These guys look like they've been through hell and back, and now they're ready to spread their diseases across the galaxy.
But these aren't just pretty miniatures. The Death Guard Plague Marines are also a formidable force on the battlefield. They have a toughness of 5 and a 3+ armor save, making them incredibly hard to kill. And if they do happen to fall in battle, they have a chance to get back up thanks to their Disgustingly Resilient rule.
Overall, I would highly recommend the Death Guard Plague Marines to any Warhammer 40k player looking to add some infection to their army. They're a great fit for anyone who likes a tough, resilient force that can dish out some serious damage. And let's be real, who doesn't want to field an army of disease-ridden warriors?
Pros:
- Incredibly detailed sculpts
- Tough and resilient on the battlefield
- Perfect for players who like to spread disease and decay
Cons:
- Some may find the color scheme a bit too gross (but hey, that's kind of the point)
In conclusion, the Death Guard Plague Marines are a fantastic addition to the Warhammer 40k universe. As someone who has played the game for years, I can confidently say that these miniatures are some of the best I've ever seen. So if you're looking to infect your opponents with some serious disease, you can't go wrong with these guys.
Bottom Line: 9/10
