Motley Goons & More Come To Warlord’s Strontium Dog
July 17, 2018 by brennon
Warlord Games are looking towards a new array of Strontium Dog releases to help add more colourful characters to your post-apocalyptic comic adventures. We begin with the main characters once again mounted up in Search & Destroy.
This set has Johnny Alpha, Wulf and the Gronk all mounted up on their speeders as they head out into the wasteland to find their next quarry. Inside the set, you'll get all the rules for using them in your games and hopefully you set up some highspeed scenarios on the tabletop where they are chasing down a caravan of goons perhaps, ready to bring them to justice.
Some of those enemies might be the Weerd Brothers for example.
As a band of miscreants who have got a beef with Johnny Alpha, they seem like the perfect set of enemies to come up against once you've blasted through scores of goons. As well as The Weerdz you also have the Stix Brothers (a lot of brothers here it seems).
These identical brothers (and sisters) are some of the most ruthless bounty hunters out there and will stop at nothing to bring down their targets. Because of the seemingly neverending number of them, there is always another of them just around the corner to continue seeking out their prey or indeed seek revenge for the death of one of their brood.
Last but not least we have a set of your standard Goons. Everyone needs goons to waste in proper comic book/movie fashion.
I love that Warlord describes these Goons as not just your typical criminals but maybe even members of law enforcement. Afterall, there are Goons and bad guys within every organisation.
Have you been tempted by the weird world of Strontium Dog?
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Warlord is really hitting it out of the park for me these days. Between Dr Who, this and their other properties they have made some really nice models.
Anyone know how these scale against Necromunda minis? Considering the influence of 2000AD on 40k these would probably work well as bounty hunters/NPCs for Necromunda (or the new 40k RPG if your campaign goes into an underhive). 😉
fabulous figures.
nice 112 page rulebook too….mine was posted yesterday…looking forward to opening the box
waiting on mine!
Damnable Stix brothers!!!! Never got anything from Warlord before but thats sure gonna be changing. They have done an awesome job with these sculpts. Like they just sstepped straight out of the pages of 2000AD. Once I get back to Ireland I’m going all in on SD. Just checked what Carlos Esquerra is up to these days. And got a shock – he’s 70 now!!!! Childhood hero has turned 70. When the hell did that happen!???!!!! I feel old :/
Those look really good.