Games Workshop has unveiled three shiny new Warhammer 40K starter sets that will introduce players to 10th Edition.
While pricing hasn't been announced yet, it seems as if there will be a cheap, moderate, and premium option on offer (this is certainly how it worked with the previous edition, so that feels like a safe bet. The new Warhammer 40K starter sets all serve very different audiences as well. For example, the Introductory Set serves as a way to get greenhorn players who've never rolled dice on board with paints as well as a small handful of miniatures that won't be too overwhelming to make or play. Meanwhile, the Ultimate Starter Set sits at the opposite end of the scale with two full Combat Patrol armies (ready-made forces, basically) to go with a rulebook and lavish plastic terrain. Finally, there's one in the middle for anyone that has their own paints, but is new to Warhammer 40,000 - fans of Age of Sigmar, Underworlds, or miniature-based combat in the best tabletop RPGs, say.
