Fresh weapons emerge from Forge World for your games of Adeptus Titanicus – in this case the devastating Conversion Beam Extirpator for the Warlord Titan, a torso-mounted Conversion Beam Dissolutor each for the Reaver Titan, and an arm-mounted Conversion Beam Dissolutor for Warhound Scout Titan. All three devices are cast in resin – and terrifying weapons of immense destructive force.

Believe me, I was very confused when a box full of unmarked and unidentifiable sprues just turned up at my house. However, some of the minis themselves aren’t the best to build. Whilst the raptadons do feel a bit tedious to assemble, they are nonetheless straightforward and easy enough to do thanks to their very formulaic construction. The Saurus Warriors, however, do let the side down with their punishing sprue gates and seams and lines. I’d recommend painting the riders detached from the mounts at the very least, and if you’re able to, also painting the raptadons off their bases. It can be quite difficult to reach their undercarriages if they’re on their bases, and you don’t want to risk splashing rider paint all over your painted raptadon by painting them fully assembled. Raptadon HuntersThe Seraphon Army Set serves as a reminder that, in spite of all the recent advances in 3D printing and the accessibility of miniature sculpting software, Games Workshop still sit firmly in the driver’s seat. The miniatures in this box are astonishing in their detail – amongst which the incredible Slann Starmaster reigns supreme – and promises great things for the Seraphon range in the near future. You’ll be able to get your first taste of the new Seraphon with an army set, which contains a Slaan Starmaster, 10 Saurus Warriors, five Raptadon Chargers and five Raptadon Hunters – though you could build two units of either variety!

Starting with the Slann Starmaster feels like a bit of a mistake because nothing else in this box is going to be able to match the magnificence of this miniature. This treasure trove of tooth and claw will be coalescing before the rest of the range, giving your first taste of Seraphon supremacy. Once they are together, though, the Saurus Warriors are awesome miniatures, filled with poise and character. They look absolutely brilliant and will delight both existing Seraphon collectors and will no doubt entice a whole horde of newcomers to the range. Her are what I did with mine: What, then, awaits in this first offering of brand-new miniatures? Read on to find out! Seraphon Army Set – Review and Miniatures First Look – Unboxing Bring out the really big guns with this indispensable compendium of narrative and rules content for Adeptus Titanicus. I nside you will find some of the Horus Heresy’s greatest battles at Beta-Garmon, Ryza, Molech, the Belt of Iron, and the Realm of Ultramar. There are 27 narrative missions allowing you to re-fight the major battles of these conflicts, from the betrayal of Legio Praesagius at Ithraca to the subjugation of Urdesh and the extermination of Legio Damicium.

Included are a highly customisable Slaan Starmaster atop a finely detailed palanquin, 10 Saurus Warriors equipped with either spears or spiked clubs, and 10 Raptadon cavalry, which can be built as Chargers or Hunters. As well as the new battletome, you’ll also find 35 warscroll cards, 53 enhancement cards, and a set of 60 tokens, so all of your rules are close at hand.