Games Workshop - Age Of Sigmar: Stormcast Eternals: Krondys Son Of Dracothian

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Drakesworn Templar • Knight-Arcanum • Knight-Azyros • Knight-Draconis • Knight-Heraldor • Knight-Incantor • Knight-Judicator • Knight-Relictor • Knight-Venator • Knight-Vexillor • Lord-Aquilor • Lord-Arcanum • Lord-Castellant • Lord-Celestant • Lord-Exorcist • Lord-Imperatant • Lord-Ordinator • Lord-Relictor • Lord-Veritant • Praetor When the Stormcast Eternals marched off to reclaim the realms, Krondys decided to become a guardian hermit-drake watching over the younger races and protecting the outer wilds of Azyr from the horrors that lurk there. In some instances, the drake even travelled to other realms. [2c] Dracothian Guard Fulminators— 230 points (2 models) Stormcast Eternals: All-Dragon Army Sample List

Arkas Warbeast • Astreia Solbright • Aventis Firestrike • Balthas Arum • Cerrus Sentanus • Gardus Steel Soul • Gavriel Sureheart • Imperius ( Loxia) • Ionus Cryptborn • Jactos Goldenmane • Lynus Ghalmorian • Orius Adamantine • Ramus of the Shadowed Soul • Sylas Beastbane • Tarsus Bull-Heart • Thostos Bladestorm • Tyberain Vost • Vandus Hammerhand ( Calanax) • Victrian Cyrocco • Vorrus Starstrike • Zephacleas • Zenius the Dirge • Zeraphina Heldensdotter An integral member of Sigmar’s inner circle, Krondys is majestic, wise, and immensely powerful. Among the most magically potent beings in the Mortal Realms. Filled with sadness and shame at the fall of the ancient Draconith Empires to which he is heir, it is Krondys’ great hope that, in alliance with the Stormcast Eternals, his kin might once more rise to greatness. He considers his brother a senile fool that retreated in shame and only fights alongside him to outmatch him. He also prefers to join the eve of battle rather than lead the armies of Azyr and while he is not turned away many Stardrakes and Dracoths find themselves uneasy in his presence. However many younger Draconith have begun to admire him as living proof of the fact that not all of their forefathers gave up the fight, finally giving Karazai the respect he desired for many millennia. [2c] Wargear and AbilitiesThe Stormdrake Guard box allows you to build a Knight-Draconis and Stormdrake Guard, or a unit of two Stormdrake Guard. These units are pretty insane on the tabletop and are probably going to have a large impact on the competitive meta. Games Workshop has even gone so far as to increase their points after some balance testing prior to their release because of their expected impact.

Krondys is armed with natural weapons such as an apex maw, massive drake-lord's talons and a calamitous tail. Being among the greatest Draconith lords he can unleash a blazing tempest, vortexes of scouring flame that disintegrate those caught in the blast. [2d] Then came the announcement five months ago about the new dragon models that were going to be coming down the pipeline. Krondys, Son of Dracothion, the massive dragon who was the mage, and Karazai the Scarred who was the brutal fighter. They were proper looking dragons. The dragons that we had always wanted to see from Age of Sigmar.During the Era of the Beast Karazai joined Krondys in leading a massive host of Draconith that darkened the glow of Mallus and after weeks of long negotiations mediated by Stardrakes swore the Pact Draconis as it aids his own bloody crusade. [2b] [2c] We may earn money or products from the companies mentioned in this post. Stormcast Eternals: All-Dragon Army Well, the current thought (which hasn’t been thoroughly tested through tournament play) is that t he best thing you can do is take a Knight Draconis and spam a whole bunch of Stormdrake Guard, and I honestly have a hard time finding fault with that. It uses the new models, it ignores the old models, and it appears to be very competitive. Personally, I would go this way: Well, anything in this article has piqued your interest– you love dragons, you love the rules, you love big elite armies–then the answer might very well be yes. It’s really not as expensive as you’d think. In fact, I think that an all-dragon army might be a great starter army for someone just getting into Age of Sigmar. A lot of people find that painting large creatures is more forgiving than painting lots of individual soldiers, and even if you struggle with the painting, this army only has you painting eight models and then you’re 100% good to go, ready to play. Anvil of Apotheosis • Chamber Serf • Lord-Commanders • Reforging • Redeemed • Sigmarite • Stormhosts ( Chambers • Conclaves • Retinues) • Transfigured