Runewars: Daqan Lords Army Painting Guide

Fantasy Flight Games is back with a fantastic painting guide for the Daqan Lords – Get your army ready in no time!

When Runewars Miniatures Game launched, FFG also released an awesome painting guide for the undying Waiqar forces. It is a really good guide for beginning or intermediate painters out there. Well now FFG and Army Painter are back with a new guide for the Daqan Lords and it’s worth a look:

via Fantasy Flight Games

Daqan Lords Army Painting Guide

The guide doesn’t just cover the basics – it also goes into detail for basing, painting other units, and some more advanced techniques. They even have some alternate color scemes and free-handing tips as well.

So if you’re a new painter and looking for a starting point or a more advanced painter looking for some quick tips on getting your Daqan Lords painted quick then check out the guide.

Runewars Miniatures Game $99.95

“For years, the armies of Waiqar the Undying have stayed within their borders, launching only minor raids across the border. But now, a nameless threat stirs within the Mistlands, and legions of undead cross into the realm of Terrinoth under Waiqar’s command! The Daqan Lords have sounded the call to war, and their finest generals lead armies of warriors and golems to take up defensive positions in the border territory of Roth’s Vale. The first battles of the next great war are about to begin. 

RuneWars: The Miniatures Game is a two-player miniatures game of battles between the great powers of Terrinoth. In each game, you and your opponent will gather armies of miniatures and lead them into battle—blocks of infantry will maneuver for position, cavalry wings will wheel and slam into a weakened flank, and monstrous rune golems or carrion lancers will smash through formations of lesser warriors. Innovative command tools, two distinct factions, and countless ways to customize your experience combine to offer an unparalleled miniatures gaming experience in RuneWars. Finally, with forty-eight beautifully sculpted, unpainted figures, you’ll be able to paint and customize your armies to bring an entirely unique touch to your games and enter the hobby of miniatures painting!”

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They really do make it look incredibly easy…

Author: Adam Harrison

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