What the Khazalite Holds Mean for Age of Sigmar's Future

For players, the Khazalite Holds offer a reliable, classic dwarf force with strong board control and grudge-fueled power. For the game, it signals a possible move toward more traditional factions and…

For players, the Khazalite Holds offer a reliable, classic dwarf force with strong board control and grudge-fueled power. For the game, it signals a possible move toward more traditional factions and…

Key points - The Khazalite Holds Army Set is up for pre-order now ahead of an October 31 release date. - The set contains 10 Clanshields, three Gholems, an Oathkeeper Cannon/Stonebreaker Mortar, and hero Hjulda Drakkblud. - The faction has absorbed the previously separate Fyreslayer duardin army, raising concerns about further consolidation. - Grudge mechanics make the army stronger when troops are lost, and they excel at holding objectives. - The Oathkeeper Cannon offers rune effects that debuff opponents on a 3+ each turn.

Timeline - Now: Khazalite Holds Army Set is available for pre-order. - October 31: The Khazalite Holds Army Set officially releases.

FAQ

Q: What's in the Khazalite Holds Army Set? A: You get 10 Clanshields warriors, three Gholems of Ghazul/Valaya, an Oathkeeper Cannon/Stonebreaker Mortar, and hero Hjulda Drakkblud, forming a full Spearhead force.

Q: How do the Khazalite Holds play on the tabletop? A: They're slow but sturdy, great at holding objectives. Their grudge mechanic makes them stronger when they lose troops, and the cannon debuffs enemies on a 3+ each turn.

Q: Does this mean Fyreslayers are gone? A: The Khazalite Holds have absorbed the Fyreslayer army, though most old units still appear available. It raises questions about whether Kharadron Overlords could be next.