This set would be a good start to an Iyanden force with the new Eldar model being the Spiritseer. All we need now is the price for all of this. Of course there are plenty of people sitting around the local shops that would most likely want the Primaris side of this. I wonder how balanced the price point is for each force?
via the Warhammer Community
https://www.warhammer-community.com/2018/09/24/24th-sept-wake-the-dead-whats-in-the-boxgw-homepage-post-1/
Wake the Dead is the latest Warhammer 40,000 battlebox – part narrative adventure, part starter set, and part money-saving bundle. Yesterday, we took an overview of the set – but just what’s in the box? Join us as we take a closer look.
Like Forgebane and Tooth and Claw before it, Wake the Dead is part of the developing narrative of Warhammer 40,000, as we explore the universe almost a century* after the fall of Cadia. Wake the Dead sees the tensions between the Imperium and Aeldari – ancient foes despite their common enemies in Chaos – ignite into all-out war.
If you’re new to the game, or you’ve never played Craftworlds or Space Marines before, this booklet makes the box a great jumping-off point –you’ll be able to learn to play with the missions and datasheets in the set thanks to an included set of Core Rules. Even if you’re a veteran player, these new missions offer unique challenges as well as giving you a mini-narrative campaign to enjoy with a friend.
At its core, Wake the Dead is a great deal, giving you two Patrol Detachments in a single box for much less that getting the contents separately. As a reminder, for the Aeldari, you’ll get:
- 1 Spiritseer
- 10 Guardians (complete with a Weapons Platform)
- 5 Wraithguard
- 1 Wave Serpent
For the Primaris Space Marines, you’ll find:
- 1 Primaris Lieutenant
- 5 Primaris Intercessors
- 5 Primaris Reivers
- 3 Primaris Inceptors
Each of these forces is designed to be made up of units with a place in every army – the kind of stuff you can always use more of. You’ll find the models in the set a great starting point for a new collection or useful reinforcements for an existing army.
Last, but very far from least, Wake the Dead is the debut of two brand-new plastic Characters, with a Primaris Lieutenant and a Spiritseer.
