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GB ist nicht GW. Wenn die sagen limitiert, dann gibt es die Figuren danach auch nicht einzeln zu kaufen. Siehe hierzu auch die Skraelinge.
Das Papier und das Battleboard gibt es später als gratis Download
48 x Revenant 28mm metal figures (plus a plastic base for each figure)
2 x metal Grave Pit models
Full colour 3 page Revenant faction rules & scenario (Exclusive to this box set)*
Full colour card Revenant Battle Board (Exclusive to this box set)*
PLUS 12 Revenant SAGA dice FREE
PLUS 1 x 28mm metal Necromancer on scenic base (only available in this box set) FREE
(* Rules and Battle Board will be available as a download-only once the limited set has sold out.) SAGA:
Revenants is a new Faction for the SAGA game system. It is for use with
the main rules in the SAGA Dark Age Skirmishes or SAGA The Crescent
& The Cross rulebooks. Please note that this faction is not part of
the main SAGA canon and as such is not for tournament play.
It
is designed to give you something different and fun to play between
friends or at friendly club meetings. We hope you enjoy it!
This
faction has its basis in the myths, legends, sagas and superstitions of
the Early Middle Ages and gives form to a belief in the supernatural,
in particular the art of Necromancy, that in our more \'enlightened\'
times we might call fantastical. But not so to the Early Middle Age
mind. The term Revenant would have been widely known across the Western
Europe of our period and is a catch-all term for visible ghosts or
animated corpses returned from the grave to terrorize the living. The
word \"revenant\" is derived from the Latin, reveniens, \"returning\" (the
French verb \'revenir\', means \"to come back\"). We have deliberately not
written much by way of \'fluff\' for the faction so, with a little
research, you can adapt it for use in games against any of the Dark Age
or Crusades factions. For example, the Norse tradition of Seidr sorcery
features many examples of necromancy and the Draugar (Again-Walkers). In
the Saga of King Hrolf Kraki, the half-elf witch Skuld was so powerful
that, during battle, when her devoted warriors were cut down, she would
raise them up to continue the fight. Very handy. Irish mythology has the
\'Neamh Mairbh\' returning from the dead and the Welsh Mabinogion tells
of the Cauldron of Rebirth in which dead warriors could be placed and
then be returned to life, voiceless and soulless, to fight again. Tales
brought back by the Crusaders were rife with stories of Saracen
Sorcerers with power over the dead and typically, the Templars were
often accused of practising dark arts.
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