Warhammer - Daemons - Tzeentch - Lord of Change

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Warhammer - Daemons - Tzeentch - Lord of Change
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The greatest of Tzeentch’s daemons, the Lords of Change shimmer with raw magic. With a flick of its claw, a Lord of Change can hurl foes into nightmares, or blast enemies with the wyrdfires of Tzeentch. Such canny creatures can steal opponents’ spells for their own use, or send mutating rays from their rod of sorcery to destroy entire enemy formations.

This multi-part plastic kit contains the components necessary to assemble a Lord of Change. A huge, imposing model, he makes an ideal centrepiece for any Tzeentchian army, covered as he is in the symbolism of Tzeentch that marks him out as a true master of magic. His enormous wings can be modelled in 2 different positions, and he features a choice of 3 different, sinister heads. He wields a staff of Tzeentch, which can be topped with either a symbol of Tzeentch or a flame blade; or can alternatively wield a baleful sword and Tzeentchian wand. He is accompanied by 2 Brimstone Horrors, which can be added to his base.

This kit is supplied as 72 components, and includes a Citadel 100mm Round base.

This kit can alternatively be used to assemble Kairos Fateweaver.

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Name
Warhammer - Daemons - Tzeentch - Lord of Change
SKU
GW-DAE-97-26
Vendor
Games Workshop
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