The Rumor Engine is back and formulating something ancient. What could this teaser potentially be? Get in here and help us figure it out!
Tuesday is here which suggests a brand-new Rumor Engine is upon us. Today we’ve got an unique one as Games Workshop might be teasing something huge. Additionally, we get more NFT jokes thanks to the Rumor Engine meta-narrative. Let’s act.
by means of Warhammer Community
“Okay, take two of our new-fangled method of capitalising on the Rumour Engine. These Non-Replicable Generations won’t just generate themselves. So after convincing a swathe of the Rumour Engine neophytes to donate their own eternal souls to this mysterious new method of pictographic conjuration, it’s time for another try…”
So what do we have today? Well, it looks a lot like some sort of lizard animal’s tail. We’ve got the harder bone/spike extending from the leading and sides while the underside is a various shade. While this animal doesn’t have scales it might have tough skin. Now, there’s great deals of animals in the Mortal Realms of the Age of Sigmar that are comparable. Drakes and Dracoths enter your mind.
Along with a great deal of the brand-new Seraphon variety (although the absence of private scales makes me believe it’s not one of them).
Honestly, there’s a great deal of things this one might be however what’s more intriguing to me is the size of the animal. If this is an image of it’s tail, it might be quite huge! Some faction out there is getting a brand-new package and it’s gonna be a huge one. So the concern is still who’s getting some lizard assistance? If you’ve got theories we’d enjoy to see them in the remarks. So share them with the remainder of the class and help us fix this secret!
Thunderlizards! Here we go…
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Writer, Editor, Texas Native, and Austinite for 15+ years, Adam covers all things Tabletop Gaming. Which consists of Warhammer 40,000, Age of Sigmar, D&D, Board Games and whatever else that includes dice, boards, cards and a table.
An enthusiast, gamer, and collector of minis and video games, Adam’s existing fascination are his Death Armies for Age of Sigmar, his Blood Angels and Tyranids for 40k, and his ever growing Arkham Horror: The Card Game Collection.
