Atalaya Vigía

This is what it is all about.
(And I have been busting a gut to start talking about this for a while).
First you have Rick P. (for crying out loud) Planning this epic story spanning several volumes of the expansion of Choas. Initially this guy who spreads west through the lands of the Chaos Dwarves and the Ogre Kingdoms. Finally pitching up in the Empire.
This is not written as an unbroken narrative but rather as a selection of scenes of encounters, parts of the story which give the background for the battles.
Spread over more than 40 chapters he will follow the fortunes of the key characters. He follows the fortunes of Tamur Khan for a bit then leaves him hanging whilst following the fortunes of one of his lieutenants for example or spotlighting events elsewhere in the warhammer world which have a bearing on the tale, before returning to the main characters again. All sumptiously illustrated with fine artworks and wonderful maps showing the routes followed by the main protagonists so we can place the events in the warhammer world as the story unfolds.

Arendal wrote:Más fotos y mejores imágenes en el post de nuestro compañero Muki...

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