Conquest: Sorcerer Kings Have Elephants Now!? Check Out the New Starter Sets
There’s a new two-player starter set for Conquest, and it includes the Sorcerer Kings. Check out all the ways you can build your army!
Today, we are going to quickly look at some of the offerings for the Sorcerer Kings army. This is the newest faction for the Conquest world. It is a hard-hitting but fragile army that offers some unique abilities and complexities for players.
If you are interested in starting a Conquest Sorcerer Kings army, there are three great ways to do so: the One-Player Army Starter Set, the current Two-Player Starter Set, or the First Blood Starter Set. Let’s take a closer look…
With the Sorcerer Kings single-player starter army boxed set, you can play either Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings or Conquest: First Blood. It’s a great way to get your army started quickly – it contains 52 minis, ritual and command cards, and a quick start guide.
Sourcer Kings are in the newest starter set and have plenty of new, fantasic-looking miniatures to boot. The new two-player starter set is on pre-order and comes with enough miniatures for two armies: the City States and the Sorcerer Kings.
- 1 Sorcerer
- 12 Ghols
- 12 Rajakur
- 3 Steelheart Djinn/Windborn Djinn
- 1 Ipparchos
- 12 Hoplites
- 12 Thorakites
- 3 Companion Cavalry
The set also comes with all the command and ritual cards you’ll need, two quick start scenarios for First Blood and TLAOK, two wood measuring tools, two maps, and two Path of Conquest guides. Everything you need to jump right into the game in one box. It’s a great value.
If you want a taste of the faction or a way to grow your current collection, try the First Blood Starter set.
It gets you a grouping of quality miniatures at a good price.
- 8 Ghols
- 8 Rajakur
- 1 Efreet Sword Dancer
- 1 Raj
It also comes with all the cards and bases you need, plus a quick start guide to the game.
Check Out The Aweseom Individual Sets
All of the army boxes above are fantastic deals. If you are feeling more adventurous, there are plenty of individual kits. One of the newest kits is the Mahut elephant miniature, it’s packed with little details.
This kit is quite large and towers over other minis.
If you want something different, there is a Dual Kit of a magical giant that includes two head options and can be built in a few different ways.
Below, we have that creature built as the Rakshasa Bakasura.
You can also build it as a Rakshasa Ravanar. Both of these Rakshasa models are just slightly taller than the elephant model.
There are also plenty of other cool models for the Sorcerer Kings, but I have just one more to show you before I close out this article.
These are the Efreet Sword Dancers that can also be built as Flamecasters if you prefer. I like the look of these miniatures. Sells the whole army in my mind.
Wrapping it up…
Hopefully you enjoyed looking at these Para Bellum Games Conquest miniatures with me. If you are interested in getting these miniatures, ask about them at your favorite hobby stores or head to their website and try them out there.
For the size of their models (38mm), their prices are quite good. To get an even better deal, use Coupon Code MCM to save 10% off of your first purchase.
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