Warhammer: The Horus Heresy Third Edition has arrived with the fury of a drop pod from orbit, and it seems that the rumors were true - the new core box is called 'Saturnine,' features incredibly powerful new units who subscribe to the "bigger is always better" school of thought, and tweaks existing rules rather than tearing them up.
There's a lot we can dive into, and plenty to unpick after the tongue-in-cheek Horus Hearsay "fansite" threw out more than a few red herrings (don't be fooled, it was an actual page from publisher Games Workshop). With that in mind, the GamesRadar+ experts and I have broken down everything you need to know about Warhammer: The Horus Heresy Third Edition here. What does the Saturnine starter set contain, and how are the rules going to change for this new version?
