Dive Back Into Adeptus Titanicus With New Core Set & More
January 30, 2020 by brennon
Games Workshop is making sure that you have more options for Adeptus Titanicus as they have their sights set on a Core Set which can get you sorted for with the game. It will contain plenty of mighty titans in tiny form.
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The set gets you to dive back into the world of Adeptus Titanicus with rules, miniatures, tokens, dice and more but doesn't overlap with the content that was present in the Grand Master Edition of the game which released not long ago. So, if you're looking to expand upon your collection you can still use this set or at least share it with a friend.
Miniatures-wise you're going to get two Reavers, two Warhounds and two Cerastus Knights. If you do share it with a friend then the idea is that you'll get a nice pair of balanced forces which you can use to start playing through your own little campaigns.
Big Guns Never Tire
One of the new Titans is the Warbringer Nemesis Titan which is armed with some serious firepower allowing it to blast through all manner of foes.
Weapons-wise it comes with an arm-mounted volcano cannon, laser blaster, and the back-mounted quake cannon which is a serious bit of kit. Massive Titans like this fellow here can then wander through some rather awesome looking terrain as you can see here.
This set of terrain from the Manufactorum Imperialis set will give you barrels, cranes, armoured containers, pipelines, generators and silos. They are also pretty interactive apparently too which means that you can truly delve into some cinematic battlefields.
Shadow & Iron
All of this is coming out alongside a new book called Shadow & Iron which takes you back to some more iconic moments from The Horus Heresy.
You will be able to follow the Crusade Of Iron which followed on from the Betrayal At Calth. You'll find ways to expand on your Legions with rules for Psi-Titans, new Knight Houses and more. Of course, this then flows into the narrative missions and campaigns which Games Workshop have made a core part of the game experience.
So, if you're interested in playing out some MASSIVE games with tiny little Titans then you have some options arriving very soon.
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Still haven’t opened my Grand Master’s box… still intimidated at painting them up!
As an old-school Epic player, I’m most excited about the industrial terrain set! ^__^
So the Grand Master Edition was too expensive, caused a lot of FOMO so this is another take? I don’t know how’d I play this if I was in High School and also played 40k, oh wait I do! In High School I could only afford the main game, so never got any Specialist Games.
I don’t think that’s the target audience for Specialist Games, never was.
a fab advert everything looks great for the game.
I like the new Nemesis Titan. The picture of the new terrain, I wonder what is and is not part of the terrain set?
All the models look absolutely fabulous, no doubt. But I don’t like the way AT is going. I was hoping for tanks and infantry in later release waves to get a real mass combat system in a smaller scale. Now the only new thing is a new BIG Titan and some terrain pieces. Horus Heresy makes it easy to design models both sides can use. Existing designs e.g. Landraiders should be easy to downscale. Not much effort on the designing side then (IMHO!). AT turned out to be a nice game but some more tatical variation would be welcome.