Warhammer 40000 Shadow Throne Review: Purge the Xenos Scum!
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As a long-term defender of the Imperium, I have seen my fair share of xenos scum infiltrating our beloved worlds. But the threat of a Genestealer Cult taking root beneath the surface of Holy Terra? That's a whole new level of horror. Thankfully, Games Workshop has provided us with the tools to fight back in Warhammer 40000 Shadow Throne.
First off, the exclusive miniatures in this box are top-notch. Blade Champion Aristothes Carvellan is an absolute beast, with his power sword and master-crafted boltgun ready to take on any foe. And the Begetor and its mutant brood are beautifully sculpted, with intricate details that bring out their grotesque nature.
But the real value of this box lies in the forces it provides for both the Adeptus Custodes and Genestealer Cults. With these reinforcements, you can recreate the Unthinkable War on Terra in all its glory, or add to your existing armies for even more tactical options.
Of course, there are some downsides to consider. The price point of $144.50 may be a bit steep for some, and the fact that this box only contains two exclusive miniatures may disappoint those looking for more variety. But for die-hard Warhammer fans looking to dive deeper into the lore and tabletop battles, Shadow Throne is definitely worth the investment.
Pros:
- Exclusive miniatures are beautifully sculpted and highly detailed
- Forces for both Adeptus Custodes and Genestealer Cults provide ample tactical options
- Recreate the Unthinkable War on Terra or add to existing armies
Cons:
- Price point may be too high for some
- Only two exclusive miniatures in the box
In conclusion, Warhammer 40000 Shadow Throne is a must-have for fans of the franchise looking to take their tabletop battles to the next level. With beautifully sculpted miniatures and forces for both Adeptus Custodes and Genestealer Cults, this box is a great investment for those looking to explore the lore and history of the Warhammer universe.
Bottom Line: 8.5/10
First off, the exclusive miniatures in this box are top-notch. Blade Champion Aristothes Carvellan is an absolute beast, with his power sword and master-crafted boltgun ready to take on any foe. And the Begetor and its mutant brood are beautifully sculpted, with intricate details that bring out their grotesque nature.
But the real value of this box lies in the forces it provides for both the Adeptus Custodes and Genestealer Cults. With these reinforcements, you can recreate the Unthinkable War on Terra in all its glory, or add to your existing armies for even more tactical options.
Of course, there are some downsides to consider. The price point of $144.50 may be a bit steep for some, and the fact that this box only contains two exclusive miniatures may disappoint those looking for more variety. But for die-hard Warhammer fans looking to dive deeper into the lore and tabletop battles, Shadow Throne is definitely worth the investment.
Pros:
- Exclusive miniatures are beautifully sculpted and highly detailed
- Forces for both Adeptus Custodes and Genestealer Cults provide ample tactical options
- Recreate the Unthinkable War on Terra or add to existing armies
Cons:
- Price point may be too high for some
- Only two exclusive miniatures in the box
In conclusion, Warhammer 40000 Shadow Throne is a must-have for fans of the franchise looking to take their tabletop battles to the next level. With beautifully sculpted miniatures and forces for both Adeptus Custodes and Genestealer Cults, this box is a great investment for those looking to explore the lore and history of the Warhammer universe.
Bottom Line: 8.5/10
