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=== Phoenix Lords === | === Phoenix Lords === |
Revision as of 16:40, 31 October 2009
The release of WH40k 2nd edition saw a swathe of characterisation of all the races, predominantly through the addition of characters to the various ranges. The Eldar saw the natural progression of the concept of the Aspect Warriors in the Phoenix Lords - the ultimate warriors. As design and casting abilities improved, larger figures were being added to several ranges; the Avatar grew in stature and multi-piece kits such as the Wraithguard, War Walkers and Wraithlords were redesigned and became integral to larger forces as the game steered away from skirmishes to full battles.
Contents
Commanders
Avatar
Phoenix Lords
Warp Spiders
Heavy Weapon Grav Platforms
Revised Lascannon
Dreadnought
War Walker
Scouts
Wraithguard
Wraithguard 1
Wraithguard 2
Wraithguard 3
Plastic Guardian Boxed Sets
Vehicles
Falcon Grav Tank
Fire Prism Grav Tank
Jetbike