Warhammer 40,000 Aledari Codex Preview Talks BIG Book

February 1, 2022 by brennon

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Games Workshop has been talking more about the reemergence of the Aeldari in the grimdark of Warhammer 40,000. This week, we got a peek at the new cover for Codex Aeldari and learned a little more about what we'll find inside.

Codex Aeldari - Warhammer 40000

Codex Aeldari // Warhammer 40,000

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One of the literally big things about this Codex is that it is going to be huge. It is going to be 200 pages in length and contain rules for not only the Asuryani Aeldari (normal Eldar) but also Harlequins, the Corsairs and finally the Ynnari too. They are covering pretty much all the bases when it comes to updating the Aeldari games of Warhammer 40,000.

Aeldari Preview - Warhammer 40000 FEB

Aeldari Preview // Warhammer 40,000

In addition to the rules, there are also going to be updated stratagems, warlord traits and more. One of the neat things is that we're seeing things expanded on the Crusade front. You'll be able to delve into a narrative campaign with your friends along the Path of the Warrior, the Path of the Seer, or the Path of the Outcast.

I am very interested to see just what Games Workshop do to make each of the core Craftworlds pop. I would love to see them commit to the restructuring of Force Organisation for the different Craftworlds as we did back in the old supplement. This has mostly been helped and changed by the advent of Detachment types but it would be nice to see Iyaden fully committed to the "wraith" theme.

As well as the information on the Aeldari and their new Codex, we also got teased that the next of the Codexes is going to be for a foe of Iyanden in particular. The Tyranids are going to be seething forward and threatening to devour the galaxy.

Are you going to be picking up Codex Aeldari?

"I am very interested to see just what Games Workshop do to make each of the core Craftworlds pop..."

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