The ten you get in the box can be built as two units of five or one unit of ten, with a massive assortment of heads available to make sure they all look different from each other. There’s also plenty of weapon options, with the Felarch able to choose from a Shuriken Pistol, Fusion Pistol, Neuro Disruptor, or Raiding Hook, while the option of a Shredder, Blaster, Fusion Gun and Flamer gives some of the Skyreavers an added punch.
Kharseth
The Eldritch Raiders’ sudden attacks from the darkness of space are so incredibly precise and timely thanks to the skill of the gifted Void Dreamer, Kharseth the Aethyrmancer.
‘What’s a Void Dreamer,’ you ask? They’re specially attuned psykers that can feel the shifting eddies of the Warp and guide their fleets through empyrean channels that would burn out dozens of lesser navigators. When they take to the battlefield, that control over the void manifests as freezing blasts that rip the life from unfortunate foes, exposing them to the lethal energies of the long dark.
Vyper and Starfang
You’re seeing right – the Vyper finally has a fresh new kit, and it’s a stunner. The swooping curves bring it much more in line with the current Aeldari aircraft and jetbike designs, with a completely redesigned gun pod that can be positioned raised to fire directly forwards or nestled down facing backwards to preserve the vehicle’s sleek silhouette.
Corsair assaults are typically lightning fast and focus on striking one target with overwhelming power before zipping away, ill-gotten booty in tow. The Vyper is the perfect vehicle for the job, carrying heavy firepower along for the ride whether in the standard Craftworld configuration or as one of the Corsairs’ personalised Starfangs mounted with deadly Drukhari weapons.
That’s all the new stuff in the Eldritch Raiders battleforce box, and to cap it all off you also get 10 existing Corsair Voidscarred miniatures that augment your forces with some light ground-based firepower, and two Aeldari Craftworld transfer sheets with 378 individual decals each.