HEDONITES OF SLAANESH BLISSBARB ARCHERS
The Blissbarb Archers are a unit associated with the Hedonites of Slaanesh faction in the Warhammer Age of Sigmar tabletop wargame. These daemonic archers combine speed and ranged firepower, reflecting the themes of excess, pleasure, and desire associated with Slaanesh. Here's a brief description of the Blissbarb Archers:
Mobile Archers: Blissbarb Archers are known for their mobility and agility. They can quickly move across the battlefield and fire their ranged weapons with precision.
Blissbarb Bows: These archers are armed with Blissbarb Bows, which are specially crafted weapons that fire barbed and poisonous arrows. The arrows not only deal damage but also deliver debilitating toxins to their targets.
Deadly Accuracy: Blissbarb Archers are skilled marksmen, capable of hitting their targets with deadly accuracy. Their poisoned arrows can weaken and eventually overcome even heavily armored foes.
Ranged Support: Blissbarb Archers provide valuable ranged support to Hedonites of Slaanesh armies. They can soften up enemy units from a distance before the more aggressive Slaaneshi forces close in for close combat.
Synergy with Slaaneshi Abilities: These archers benefit from various Slaaneshi abilities and synergies, often working in conjunction with other Hedonites of Slaanesh units to create a balanced and effective force.
Symbol of Slaanesh: Blissbarb Archers embody the themes of pleasure, excess, and desire associated with Slaanesh. Their playstyle and aesthetics reflect the hedonistic and indulgent nature of their god.
This 70-part plastic kit makes 10 Blissbarb Archers and one Blissbrew Homonculus for use in Warhammer Age of Sigmar. It comes supplied with 10 28.5mm Citadel Round bases and a 25mm Citadel Round base.
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