This week’s Rumor Engine has both barrels ready to blast. Or is it that simple? Take a look and see what you can see from Games Workshop.
It’s another Tuesday which means it’s time for another Rumor Engine from Games Workshop. What could it possibly be? It sure looks like a pair of gun barrels…or is it something else?
“We’ve got a foolproof method for figuring out this week’s Rumour Engine image. Close one eye, squint with the other, and tilt your head 43 degrees to the right. Take a step back… yes… that’s it. What a vision!”
Well, I tried there method to see what else I could see and…it didn’t work for me. But maybe it worked for you. To me, this sure looks like a pair of Autocannon barrels. But wait…that’s actually NOT all.
If you look REAL close, you can see there’s a third barrel there! That’s actually a big clue.
That sure reminds me of the guns on the Hekaton Land Fortress.
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I’m not saying it’s 100% the same gun but this certainly makes me think this is Leagues of Votann related or at the very least Imperial or Imperial adjacent. Which, ya know, Autocannon/Autoguns are that anyhow.
With some of the other teases we’ve seen so far, I’m starting to think we might have some more Leagues of Votann miniatures coming next year. When? Unclear. Could be a month away…could be a year or more! That’s the thing about the Rumor Engines. You never really know when they are going to get revealed.
What do you think? Could this be a Leagues of Votann tease or something else? Drop your theories in the comments and let us know why.
This isn’t a double blaster situation…it’s more of a Tri-gun type thing.
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