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The title of this post should really be Clash of the Titans. AlSO, glad to see a little Los Angeles on the channel!

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I wonder, I wonder- GW is hinting at something new. But what could it be? Certainly not High Elves… right?

So above I have linked an image from Spikey Bits coverage of Adepticon. Check out this whole awesome page of pictures, all fantasy all the time.

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The gang continues with more Adepticon 2013 coverage. Check out more at the BTP Youtube channel!

The new Necron stuff from Forgeworld continues to be awesome. Seriously, I am so glad FW has decided to push some xenos stuff, even if I don’t play ‘Crons. It’s just refreshing.

The Tesseract Ark is one of the most powerful Necron war machines encountered on the battlefields of the 41st Millennium, and so sophisticated is its design, it can be manufactured only by the most adept of Crypteks. Built around a contained singularity torn from the heart of a dying star, in battle the Tesseract Ark can siphon the destructive energies of this captured star-fragment and unleash them in a variety of terrible ways. Most notably, the armoured bulk of the Tesseract Ark is surrounded by a gravitic distortion effect, a potent defensive mechanism.

The Tesseract Ark, designed by Daren Parrwood, is a complete multi-part resin and plastic kit, packed with detail. The forward armour and arcane projector array of its singularity chamber give it a unique profile, making a fantastic and menacing centrepiece for a Necron army.

Full rules and background for these two war machines can be found in Imperial Armour Volume Twelve: The Fall of Orpheus, and both the Sentry Pylon and the Tesseract Ark are available to pre-order now for despatch from Friday 3rd May.
Note: One of the painted Tesseract Arks shown is a pre-production model and the final model has small detail changes.