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Zephyr
Grading Scale Found on Faction Page 2026 Edition Of all the models that stopped me from wanting to move from my old Cygnar to the new, the Zephyr was foremost among them. This has nothing to do with its effects in game. It’s a fairly powerful utility piece and fairly decent at combat, if not outstanding. It’s more the fact that it’s a chariot in Cygnar, the kingdom most renowned for…
Specialist Tyson Vas
Grading Scale Found on Faction Page 2026 Edition And here we are at the Storm Legion’s character Stormcaller model… who is a grenadier. Exactly what I’m sure every Cygnar player really wanted in their cadre box. Tyson’s in kind of an awkward place. He’s got some decent rules, but a whole lot of drawbacks that stop him from actually being all that effective on the table. Even his main…
Lieutenant Sara Brisbane
Grading Scale Found on Faction Page 2026 Edition Cygnar just wouldn’t be Cygnar without a Journeyman warcaster. Sara Brisbane fills that role for the Storm Legion, and she’s a chip off the old block when comes to living up to her name. She likes big guns, and she likes making them even better. Where the old Junior would take the cheapest possible jack, then put arcane shield on something far…
Captain Bastian Falk
Grading Scale Found on Faction Page 2026 Edition Everyone’s favorite Gun Mage with a shotgun has returned in Mk4, joining the Hellslinger Cadre as its character solo. Falk hasn’t really changed much in his old age. He’s still a quick little irritation piece, very capable of moving around the table at high speed, and he’s got a pretty decent set of combat rules for his points. I think the new…
Storm Vanes
Owners of some of the more annoying mechanics in the game, the Storm Vanes were one of two combat units to come out of the Storm Forged cadre. If we’re being totally honest, they’re also pretty much the only one that’s going to see play considering the state of the Storm Caller unit. On their own, the Storm Vanes are an interesting hybrid combat/support unit, though they definitely lean more…
Stormthrower Legionnaires
Where the Stormthrowers of old were weapon attachments, meant to bulk out the Stormblade unit and crank up the lethality of their guns, the new version is a long ranged spray unit that’s one of the more obnoxious to come out of Mk4. Of course they pay for this heavily when it comes to points, but this is a very dangerous unit all the same, so let’s look into why. Base Rules and Stats – Rating:…
Tempest Assailers
While they were beaten to the punch by the old Morrown heavy infantry, in the Tempest models Cygnar finally has true, in-faction medium based infantry. Settling in as the melee focused unit of the pair, the Assailers roll in with very dangerous hammers, good defenses, and… well, they cost a lot of points for what you get. Like a lot of the Mk4 medium based infantry, especially the melee units,…
Stormlance Legionnaires
Storm Lances were among the most terrifying of cavalry units in the first three editions of the game. Few others could match their flexibility, lethality, and relatively decent survivability. They were among the strongest of the tools in Cygnar’s arsenal, and in Mk4… well, that hasn’t really changed much. The new version isn’t quite as good as the old, but comes in at a point cheaper, so that’s…
