Warhammer 40K Next Week: Incubi, Banshees, And More
Next week you’ll be able to order the models from the Blood of the Phoenix boxed set separately next week. Banshees, Incubi, Jain Zar, and Drazhar, oh my!
It’s a Blood of the Phoenix bonanza this week as Games Workshop releases the full set of models from the boxed set into the wild on their own. Watch as fledgling baby howling banshees leave the nest, or get your hands on a Drazhar without having to pick up his nemesis Jain Zar. Or get them both and make them kiss. Whatever your plans are, next week is an Aeldari avalanche!
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Jain Zar is the Phoenix Lord of the Howling Banshees, perfectly encapsulating the duality of the Bloody-handed God’s fury and grace. This model is an absolute stunner, capturing one of the finest warriors of the Craftworlds as she twirls and leaps, practically dancing through the air, wielding the Blade of Destruction and her triskele Silent Death to lethal effect.
Joining their esteemed leader, you’ll be able to pre-order a box (or three) of updated Howling Banshees Aspect Warriors in plastic. Each kit of five includes both helmeted or bare headed options, and they’re armed with the iconic shuriken pistol and power sword pairing. You can optionally build one model as an Exarch, with a choice of four different heads and several weapon options, so none of your Exarchs need look the same.
The Master of Blades leads the murderous order of Incubi as their Executioner, the performance of his bloody duties the only lesson he offers them. The model is posed as though he’s accepting his next duel, wielding one of his signature demiklaives in each hand. You’ll want to add him to your Drukhari army to both eliminate priority targets and make nearby Incubi even deadlier.
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These mercenaries and assassins carry wicked-looking klaives, two-handed weapons that allow them to slice through even heavy armour with ease, scything down elite infantry in a fountain of gore. Their sinister horned helmets and trophy racks are designed to strike terror into their foes, and their reputation is fearsome indeed. One of the five models can be built as a Klaivex with a pair of demiklaives, with a profile for linking them together or using them separately to unleash a flurry of blows.
Is the blood of the phoenix more like fire or ash?
