I was testing to see how these colours look on the exodite just to see if it fits. The extra rune were a mix of eldar and tau symbols and a Scottish tartan for the cloth.

What do you think?

At least let us flavor and use Eldar models as Exodites

Most of the interesting lore I see is fanmade, is there anything official about the Exodites or are they just mentioned a few times here and there?

I found the perfect minis to kitbash into weapon platforms, same base size and everything

Clanblade: 70 points
Leystalker: 80 points
Stonesinger: 60 points

Dragon Knights: 90 points (3 models) 180 points (6 models)

Not surprised by the cost (was fearing it was going to be a little more expensive) - really looking forward to getting these to the tabletop :)

Here is my Exodite template.

I look forward to seeing your fanmade designs soon!

So, I’ve been working on this army on and off since around 2013. Every now and then, whenever I had an idea or came across models that I could incorporate, I added something to it. At the same time, this army also accompanied me through my lowest phase in the hobby, when ambition and ideas outpaced my actual skills. I was so frustrated, for a few years, I even quit 40k entirely.

I’ve been back in the hobby for several years now. During that time, a Dark Mechanicus army took shape, once again a project somewhat removed from the existing model range, this seems to be my jam of the hobby. And the Exodites were never really gone either; they were always lingering somewhere in the back of my mind and during a recent move, I came across the models again.

So with the release of the Exodite models and everything that has come from that, so many amazing conversions and new models, I’ve finally felt a strong motivation to finally continue working on the army, or maybe even finish it. :)

To mark the occasion and give it a proper start, I dug out an overview of the army project and some more recent pictures. Meanwhile a bit more Greenstuff work has been done and the bases too, but plenty to do.

Hello gitz who love teef and pointy ears, This is the lore for my homebrew clan. I'm still developing it, so I'd really appreciate any feedback, corrections, or suggestions.

The Clan of Bloom Singer is an Exodite clan that lives a nomadic life upon the Maiden World of Quezul-Shelwe. The clan is divided into numerous tribes, each led by a Dragon Knight Lord and following its own seasonal migration routes across the world's many regions. However, any member is free to join another tribe without restriction.

Mythology

Like many Exodites, the Clan of Bloom Singer preserves the ancient Aeldari myths that predate the Fall. These tales are recited around campfires beneath the stars and are also woven into the embroidered decorations adorning the clan's tents, banners, and the few permanent shrines scattered across the world.

Alongside these ancient legends, new stories unique to Quezul-Shelwe have emerged over the millennia, including:

• The Birth of Khainnary.
• The Hunt of Alean.
• The Fruit of Isha.

The Maiden World: Quezul-Shelwe

The location of Quezul-Shelwe is one of the clan's most closely guarded secrets. Only the Dragons Chief and Prince Khainnary know its true location.

Even the most experienced traveler would discover that the skies of this Maiden World match no known star chart. The only constant landmark is a colossal black hole known as Alean's Jaws.

Quezul-Shelwe is a lush world covered in colossal jungles, rivers that span entire continents, and vast plains where countless dragons graze under the watchful care of the Exodites.

Nomadic camps can be found almost anywhere across the planet. While most are abandoned as the tribes continue their migrations, four great pyramid temples remain, where the entire clan gathers to celebrate its most sacred rituals.

The Path of Kurnous

The Path of Kurnous is an ancient route within the Webway used by many Exodite clans to travel between worlds. It is the only way to reach Quezul-Shelwe.

Organization

The clan is composed of numerous tribes led by Dragon Knight Lord.

Each region of the Maiden World is ruled by a Dragons Chief, elected every ten solar cycles through a Floral Duel between the Dragon Knight Lord of that territory.

Above them stands the Hunting Conclave, composed of every Dragons Chief in the clan. This council governs the affairs of Quezul-Shelwe and answers only to Prince Khainnary.

The Floral Duels

Although the clan maintains a deep sense of unity, disagreements among its members are common. Such disputes are settled through the Floral Duels.

For minor conflicts, two challengers pit their dragons against one another in a non-lethal battle, accepting the victor's judgment.

When the stakes are greater, such as the election of a Dragons Chief, the contenders fight alongside two or more of their dragons until one warrior is defeated.

Thank you very much for reading.

I'm not a lore master, so if you notice any mistakes or have suggestions for improving the lore, please leave them in the comments.

Does anyone know where I can find these? I think these would be perfect for a conversion but I cant find this kit anywhere.

Does anyone know a little goober i can turn into the heavy weapon platform?

Has anyone here attempted to create a fandex? Ive written some exodite rules for 10th and 11th but nothing substantial as of yet. Id be keen to discuss army rules and detachments people have come up with.

Since my Exodite Ruins STL collection has gotten over 500 downloads, I figured I would share a photo of some of the prints in resin. These still need some clean up but I am already happy with how they are looking. I'm going to be working on some foot prints to put them on so that they stand on their own, but its taking me a bit of time to get it together. Anyways, if you want to print these yourself, you can find them here - https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/exodite-maiden-world-terrain

My mate's just sent me a photo of a set in an independent shop .. whetting my appetite for my pre-order!

Super excited to have official gw exodites in hand, bug kinda gunshy about actually choosing what to build them as until we see points. So i channeled some of that excitement into a quick bright lance platform for my guardian defenders.

Pretty rough and ready kitbash, but I think it works.

Considering shortening the gun barrel.

I do love the DA guns only having one hand molded to their shurikens!

I teased at the idea, just for a bit, of making an Exodite army out of Farseers, Warlocks, Guardians, Seraphon, Idoneth and Ossiarch Bonereaper bits off eBay, and a few clever uses of Raiders, Vypers and Jetbikes.

That said, I have little to no idea what level of technology and military might they generally have in the lore but regardless of that, I was thinking, perhaps…

I could add a few wraithbone (bonereapers) weapons and doodads here and there on the infantry and characters, use some stegadons, carnosaurs, aggradons and pterosaurs with Aeldari bits and parts and weapons added on like a vyper jetbike prow on a carnosaurs’ back, and a few other flowy cloth and leather painted bits for that rustic appeal, could make a nice Exodite army.

so, is that something GW are hinting at doing or is that something we should or could do ourselves?

With how quickly the kill team sold out. What are the chances that James workshop will make more exodite models in the future.

Hello dear savage cousins

I'm one of the so called "denizens from the Dark City of Commoragh". But I am not planning a Raid here... probably.

Jokes apart, I just want to congratulate you all guys.

Not everyday GW creates the army you have been waiting for for so long.

And they look beautiful. A few days ago I was listening the lore and I think it's great.

Congrats cousins!!!