I'm hoping future releases have some more cohesiveness that add to the existing and new worlds. Shiri will also go to retail a few months after promotional release, so thankfully you should be able to get it then.

Same, I hate when games make exclusives that I can never attain.

The original Age of Annihilation master set was going to have a lot more variety in the figures. They cut down the number in this new version likely to make it more affordable. They already have some other factions ready to go for later releases. Some steampunk animals, cyborg war monstrosities, and some guys who have familiars (think like spirit animal bonding stuff).

"My powers have doubled the last time we met..."

Promos should be available until August, im not sure on when the discount code expires

Thanks for the sub and the comment! Looking forward to using Löve to Attack as well!

They work great for that. The original master set's figures (The Rise of the Valkyrie) are still really affordable, and have a variety of useful pieces to mix together.

Most of the figures seem pretty balanced, and I would argue are more equalized compared to the original run. I think interest in the old sets will definitely open up, as the old figures aren't required to enjoy the new ones, but they do open some really fun synergies, like Loviatak working with the original Minions of Utgar, or running Greenscales with Xenithrax.

@@RogueScaper thank you so much for your response. Do you think if I owned the 1st 2 master sets that's good enough or should I look more toward owning certain figures or proxying?

@@zaddyxyborg9873 It really depends on preference. The old master sets have some units that would be fun to pair with these units. (like the Viking champions for the bears), but most act as more stand alone characters, and gives you fun kits to play with and expand. I think some units that would work really well with the released figures are the axegrinders (who work well with Dorim), Microcorp Agents (who work well with water placement), and the aforementioned Greenscales and Minions. Those are common units, so typically you'd want multiples in an army, so I'd definitely look into proxy/or 3d prints for them. Might make a video discussing this now, it's a good topic I'd like to go more into detail with!

@RogueScaper you are awesome for taking the time out to reply I'm subscribed looking forward to the future of your channel.

Main reason I believe is that the name Valkrill is owned by WOTC, a different publisher than Renegade. Also, the lore behind Valkrill is a bit shaky at best, with his origins being closely tied to D&D propertie (such as drow and the underdar)s. As far as I'm aware, Renegade has made no official comment of the canonicity of Valkrill (or if he's ever to return), but it definitely feels as Revna is the new stand in for Valkrill.

@@RogueScaper reminds me of the Marvel grab and Spider-Man

I agree, he does have strong "captain" energy.

@RogueScaper right? Like we get a weird plant zombie captain, and a cyborg space captain, but the actual pirate guy isn't a captain? What gives?

Is there some controversy about him?

@@dbzmagus Nope, original commenter is just a racist. I wouldn’t normally be so like flippant but Eric Lang hasn’t really said or done much publicly aside from saying “hey racism and other bigotry is wrong” so I really can’t imagine there’s much of reason to be upset at him unless you’re a “my free speech and worlds gone woke cancel culture” brain rot type.

I'm hoping they have figure only releases eventually. I have a lot of different paint schemes I'd like to try on the new figures, but don't want to pay the extra for additional terrain.