Games Workshop has continued with it's teasers this morning, two videos and some better images of the models we are going to see in January. The Gathering Storm- Fall of Cadia will come to pre-orders on January 7th.
Some interesting things to note are the Black Templar! Curious as to whether we will see more Plastic Sisters?.... shhhhh. I have been hearing quietly that we will, and I am waiting for more details.
via Warhammer Community
https://www.warhammer-community.com/2016/12/20/gathering-storm-first-look/
Gathering Storm – First Look
The Eye of Terror is about to open and unleash a tide of darkness, Daemons and traitors into an already beset Imperium. Against the unified might of the Traitor Legions stand the heroes of the Cadian Gate, who will stop at nothing to drive back the Gathering Storm.
The scene is set for the most epic narrative in the history of the 41st Millennium – a fitting celebration of 30 years of Warhammer 40,000 and a great way to kick off the next 30 years of grim darkness in the far future.
The Gathering Storm begins with the epic events detailed in the Fall of Cadia – available for pre-order on January 7th.
The miniatures accompanying the first Gathering Storm book represent a few of the factions that stand against the Legions of Chaos, including: our first plastic Inquisitor miniature, the huge and hunched form of an ancient Archmagos Dominus, and the angelic Saint Celestine, resurrected (or possibly, saved from the dust bin) leading the Imperium’s armies.
Intel from Warhammer TV Twitch just incase you do not have a subscription
Highlights of what was talked about
*were not planning on an episode today but things on the internet happened
*Talk about the background of Cadia
*Background on the Black Crusades coming out of the Eye of Terror
*2017 is the 30th anniversary of Warhammer 40,000 and will be a big year
*The 13th Crusade is Coming with Abbaddon kicking the story off with the full might of the Chaos legions attacking the Cadia Gate
*Inquisitor Greyfax
*Belisarius Cawl T6 Wounds 5
*Saint Celestine with two Gemini