Yeah, that’s what it says. Also, Grey Seer on Screaming Bell is the thing before it. I think the 20x20 guys are all existing troops types (Slave, Clanrats, Giant Rats, Night Runners, Stormvermin, Poison Wind Globadiers, Plague Censer Bearers, Plague Monks), but there’s also “Plague Novice”? Something like that? Is that the Plague Monk Champion? Also what seems to be “pus sac” and “mad rat”. I don’t know enough about Skaven to comment on that.
Now, the 40x40 section has Rat Ogres, “Lunatic Rat Ogre” (Champion?), “cloud of rats” and…uh…“pestilent kid”? I have no idea what that could be.
Chaos Dwarfs, Dog of Wars and Kislev have a point with sign... what to represent ?
Henroth
According to Babelfish:
Armies and located figurines of a point (�?�) are not usable any more within the framework of the Great Warhammer Tournament. They are given only to title code, for submission to the organizers of other tournaments which would like to continue to authorize them, or of the players who would like to continue to play them.
In other words, I guess it is just denoting the armies that can't be used in Official GW tournaments? (surely there must be someone here who speaks French...)
Also what seems to be "pus sac" and "mad rat". I don't know enough about Skaven to comment on that.
Thommy H
The Clan Pestilens list in the Lustria book had guys called "Pus Bags" I believe. Basically just horribly infected slaves who lost a certain number of guys every turn.
Hopefully this is a sign that some of the Pestilens stuff from the Lustria book is going to be incorporated into the new Skaven book.
So war machines will have proper bases sizes now by the look of it. Most of them seem to be based on the size of the model. All of ours are 50mm square
I love the French name for the Earthshaker: Trembleterre