Ranked units, X-wing/Armada-ish movement and orders (and alternating unit activation with initiative determined by the orders you give, sexy!), 4-armed war golems and skeletons riding giant worms.
I'm intrigued!

The Other Dave wrote:Yeah, the factions are looking a bit generic-fantasy, but then FFG's proprietary setting is a bit generic-fantasy, so.
Presumably they'll add more factions later - FFG tends to take an "add expansions if and only if a game does well" approach.
The Other Dave wrote:Yeah, the factions are looking a bit generic-fantasy, but then FFG's proprietary setting is a bit generic-fantasy, so.
Presumably they'll add more factions later - FFG tends to take an "add expansions if and only if a game does well" approach.
Spevna wrote:The Other Dave wrote:Yeah, the factions are looking a bit generic-fantasy, but then FFG's proprietary setting is a bit generic-fantasy, so.
Presumably they'll add more factions later - FFG tends to take an "add expansions if and only if a game does well" approach.
I didn't know they had their own fantasy setting. I'll shall have to read up on it.
Primarch wrote:It's not like WFB minis weren't fairly generic anyway. FFG do produce some nice stuff, but they aren't a minis company as such. I would imagine the figures will be clip together, limited pose types. Not a bad thing when building massive hordes.
Primarch wrote:As to whether the game does well, there are already a few successors to WFBs crown out there. KoW, 9th Age and Hail Mike for example. If GW thought it couldn't make WFB viable before, it'll be interesting to see how other companies fare.
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