The Cirlea Empire Comes To Avatars Of War…In Spanish
May 14, 2013 by brennon
Avatars of War has plenty of sketches for their new army, the Cirlea Empire on the Spanish half of their website. Check out some of the brilliant artwork but if you can read Spanish there is also an army list to download...
As you can see they have something of the Spanish about their aesthetic. I love their take on the Inquisitors with almost a cultist vibe to them. That wizard also looks pretty damn awesome.
As I said above, the army list is only available in Spanish at the moment as is the background document. A bit of a shame to be sure but hopefully there will be an English set of rules soon.
What do you think of the sketches?
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Oh, nice !
I was getting a bit fed up with dwarves and chaos, from these guys. I really like the concepts, here !
Good to see something new from them. Spanish look always appealed to me.
Sadly no English rules on the horizon. If anyone is fluent in English and Spanish and wants to translate the rules then get in touch with AoW 🙂
Why does every smaller miniature company out there has to have a game ? Not that this one isn’t good (I haven’t read it, let alone tried it) but it seems to me AoW are seemingly only doing proxies for “that other game”. I haven’t seen any departure from the aesthetics of “that other game”. Which is absolutely fine, by the way… I’m just curious about the phenomenon. If it were in a more specific, different world, I’d understand; and even then… Maybe the game was planned all along. Maybe the reasons are different for every company. Maybe they just… Read more »
Because you create a new market for your miniatures. GW only did WFB 1st ed so they could shift more minis. If you only produce minis for use in another company’s game then you limit your sales, no matter how popular the game is.
You’re probably right…
Even so, it’s a gamble, especially if you want a quality book and not a short .pdf product.
Still, in this economy, what isn’t a gamble ?