There are also the various clans and allegiances for Skaven units that make things even weirder, so a lot of these questions help clear up some of these edge cases (Although the quarter page explanation for More-more Warplead!, a fairly clear rule, is weird). Because of that, they have a lot of really weird rules about what can or can’t be done, and who can or can’t do things. Skaven are, if anything, a flavorful army who can quite literally blow themselves off the table on their own first (disastrous) turn. Let’s take a look at what 3.0’s update means for the killers of man-things, yes yes! The Good What 3.0 holds for Skaven remains to be seen, but since they were mostly absent from Broken Realms, that can be viewed as either good or bad.Įither way, everyone’s favorite human nature allegories got a few changes in the FAQ here, and perhaps a few hints at what’s coming next for them (or just wishful thinking).
Some clans did amazing, while others were simply not worth bothering with at all, and establishing a unified Skaven force never really materialized, and their model range has only seen a single new model (who rules) endless spells, and the gnaw hole terrain. Skaven are perhaps one of the most iconic fantasy races in GW’s line, but they are also an aging roster of miniatures that don’t always gel together, and 2.0’s attempt at Skaven resulted in some lopsided results. In this series of Hot Take articles, we’ll be covering the changes and our initial reactions to them but for more detailed analysis, check back over the next two weeks as we dive deeper into how these changes affect the game and its factions.
And as always, we’ve got you covered with the rundown of what’s changed and what it means for your games. GW released a bombshell of new FAQs today, covering errata for the core book and lengthy FAQs for each faction.
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