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[atilary]

I just stumbled across these and Battle Tribes a few weeks ago. In case anyone is interested new Warlords of Wor Wave 8 comes out 10/18 @ 9pm EDT, 6pm PDT

 

https://www.instagra...ons_share_sheet

 

http://manormonsters...limitedrun.com/

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[Draznar]

Battle Tribes is probably my favourite toy line. Welcome to the tribe!

[bronchuseven]

Yes, welcome! I got the unpainted blue guy from the latest wave - I have bought a few of the fully-painted figures but I greatly prefer the unpainted battle builders.

[atilary]

I grabbed the unpainted blue guy as well along with a couple others they had when the new wave went live. I'm kicking myself I didn't grab the green blank but there's always next time. 

[McCTXToys]

What's the difference between Battle Tribes and Warlords of Wor?

[atilary]

I'm no expert but the figures are essentially the same bodies, it's just a difference of the accessories, heads etc. Warlords of wor have more of a sci fi bent but battle tribes do some wonky stuff like dinosaurs, food fighters, and wrestlers. 

[Draznar]

Atilary hit the nail on the head.

Battle Tribes is the original line, created by Spy Monkey. Primarily focused on fantasy-themed parts. They have recently started a sub-line with the Battle Tribes Wrestling figures.

Warlords of Wor are also heavily focused on fantasy-themed parts, but have the addition of "sci-fi" parts, for lack of a better word. (Power gauntlets/claws, laser rifles, space helmets.)
 

 

All of them use Glyos joints and are completely inter-changeable!

[kbo]

Nice work!