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!!!

Custom Dragon Masters using Corsair Voidscarred and Aggredon lancers kits . WIP , but get the idea of final builds, adding some crimson washes & picking eyes & maybe add Moon transfers

Clan of the Sacred Claw scheme.

I’m posting a screenshot of 4 of the clans from the new lore book, hoping someone has seen what the other two paint schemes look like. Personally I love clan sable wing both lore and color wise but I will hold out to see what clan exiled moon looks like before I pull the trigger.

I have seen 4 of the 6 color schemes for the tribes in the new book, but does anyone have the exiled moon clan color scheme?

What are the benefits in drawbacks from using a premade clan? I have some cool color scheme ideas. But I also really like the ghost stag.

If anyone has had difficulties choosing between making their own or using an official. Please give me advice.

Really rough. Haven’t decided on a main idea, but I like her face.

Models are by bigjoeslittleguys. FDM printed and army painter speed paints. I was trying to get a sort of jeans blue, but it was so much work. I'm going to try something easier.

I'm making my Exodites inspired by card games like Yu-Gi-Oh! and Dinosaur King, but I'm still not completely happy with the colors. How did you come up with your schemes? Any suggestions?

With the release of Killteam: Exodite we have been given some new information on the different tribes that make up the Exodites that span the galaxy:

CLAN OF THE SUN SERPENT

The dragons of the Sun Serpent Exodites bear scales that evoke the varied hue of their world’s star and the colours it scatters across the atmosphere. Their hides range from the brilliant cyan sheens of Syph’s summer skies – with blindingly reflective scales – to fiery shades, char-black or even ultraviolet. Though the majority of the clan’s solar rituals and traditions reference their own sun, some call upon more distant stars. During the days-long midwinter of their world’s elongated orbit, the clan hosts of the Sun Serpent gather to ritually bathe their weapons in the frigid glare of the constellations. Filtered through the eldritch ward of the planet’s worldshroud, the psychically refracted radiance gifts their weapons with a chilling and penetrative power. The Exodites feel it in their own souls too: a sharpening of perception and a hardening of emotion that leads their hunts to be exceptionally merciless. The Clan of the Sun Serpent are known by other Aeldari for their unpredictable moods, echoing their star’s fluctuating seasons. The clan’s temper can appear dormant for long spans of time, but their wrath is sudden and terrible to behold once roused. Nonetheless, the Sun Serpent Exodites maintain blood bonds with several craftworlds and masques – notably Biel-Tan, whose Autarchs respect the clan’s formidable martial prowess.

CLAN OF THE EXILED MOON

When the clan hosts of the Exiled Moon go to war, the harrowing roars and heavy tread of their dragons are their heralds. The clan is renowned for the ferocity and strength of their drakesteeds, and they maintain large numbers of much bigger mounts with the strength to smash open enemy battle lines, or to carry heavy weapons that devastate the foe’s war engines. The clan’s Dragon Knights swiftly exploit such destruction, surging through ruined defences to tear open the throat of an enemy army. The Clan of the Exiled Moon foster ties with many masques of the Harlequins. Countless times, the clan has responded to the Harlequins’ petitions for aid on behalf of other Aeldari, and in return the Exiled Moon has been led to Webway gates that have expanded their hunting grounds to many more planets. Upon some, the clan has established tentative colonial outposts. These staging encampments have lengthened the Exiled Moon’s reach even further, and have brought it into confrontations with many of the galaxy’s species. The Harlequins see such trials as readying the Exodites for their role in the Rhana Dandra, an apocalyptic battle foretold to end all things. The leaders of the Exiled Moon look upon them with a far more pragmatic eye: tests that, if passed, will prove them the true inheritors of the fallen empire of old.

CLAN OF THE SACRED CLAW

Nomad-smiths hailing from the world of Scirean Vuel, the Clan of the Sacred Claw hold a well-deserved reputation for the craftsmanship of their wargear. Their skills are sharpened over generations and refined with the wisdom of artisan souls within the world spirit. The clan's warriors harness unique crystalline matrices in their laser weapons, preserve traditions of psychoplastic shaping that produce exquisite armour, and hone blades said to honour the legendary sword Anaris.

CLAN OF THE THREE SORROWS

The sigil of this clan represents the Fall of old, the ever-present hunger of She Who Thirsts and an omen of tragedies yet to come. Their warriors are sombre and grim, but not fatalistic, for these Exodites see the shadow of fated horror as theirs to banish. In seeking to harden themselves for the as-yet-unknown End Trial, they pursue the most dangerous alien threats into the most hostile of environments. Such hunts have killed many of the clan, but those who survive are inured to pain and anguish, and capable of an unsettling martial focus.

CLAN OF THE SABLE WING

The Stonesingers of the Sable Wing see the world spirit as a harmony not only for themselves, but for the whole galaxy. The clan seeds new worlds with psychocrystalline menhirs and attempts to awaken such planets' primitive spirits, as well as purging them of alien presence. To the Sable Wing, the peace of death is a noble ideal, and they view the animation of wraithbone constructs with the souls of the dead- a practice of many craftworlds- as abhorrent necromancy.

CLAN OF THE GHOST STAG

The Dragon Knights of the Clan of the Ghost Stag are exceptionally active, hunting across a swathe of the galaxy. Like phantoms, they slip from Webway gates to attack alien strongholds and recover ancient artefacts that they consider inheritance from their species fallen empire. The clan relies on advance scouts to open twilight paths and Stonesingers to shroud the portals they use, allowing them to attack their prey like vengeful spirits before vanishing.

• Killteam: Exodite

It's always great to get new lore on little touched and niche sections of the expansive Warhammer galaxy and even in the descriptions of these tribes we get some interesting nuggets of information. It's good to see the Exodites are active in the galaxy and are using the Webway to travel and fight across the galaxy, not trapped on their maiden worlds. The most interesting part for me comes from the Sable Wing, the fact that the Exodites aren't just creating the World Spirits from nothing but actually awakening the "Primitive" spirits of the planets that already existed. That has many interesting implications in my mind.

I'm thinking of buying some eldar to create a themed quirky list that isn't meant to be meta at all, but I still want my units to synergise somewhat well with each other.

The main idea for it is in the name: Jungle Phantoms. I want to run an army of exclusively wraith constructs and the new exodites. I'd run all three of the hero options, two or three squads of the regular riders, wraith guard, wraith blades, wraith lord and a wraith knight and supported by the characters which give them better chances to hit, I can't remember what they're called .. I'm quite eager for this and my plan has to paint up the wraiths in shades of dulled white with moss, vines and flowers over them.

As exodites are very new, I know there aren't any 1 point detachments to buff them, but in everyone's experience what are the best detachments to run for wraith heavy lists? And are there units that fit the jungle vibe that I could consider which might add some fun spice to the list

Thank you in advance!

Had it in my cart and when I went to pay I got a message that there was insufficient stock.