The November Konflikt ’47 changelog focuses heavily on the new plastic walkers entering several armies.
However, Warlord has also cleaned up older unit entries and corrected several awkward rules. The update is not a major rebalance, but some changes create meaningful new list-building choices. Additionally, the accompanying FAQ has received another revision. The full list can be found here.
New Walkers and Weapon Options Expand Several Armies
The United States gets the biggest straightforward addition with three new medium walkers. The Grizzly II, Bruin II, and Kodiak II now join the American army list. Meanwhile, Paragon close-combat weapons now cost four points each.
British Commonwealth players receive several new Percival options, including twin HMG arms for 105 points. Alternatively, its Tesla Cannon can become a Medium Radium Cannon for 40 points less. That new weapon reaches 30 inches with +5 Pen, HE, Rift Weapon, and Corrosive D3.
Soviet Molot walkers receive even more customization. A Zvukovoy Avtomat now makes the Molot a Rift Unit with one Rift die. Additionally, players can replace its anti-tank gun with rockets or a heavy automatic cannon. Its HMGs can also become a flamethrower or Zvukovoy Avtomat.
Japan receives smaller but useful corrections. Ghost Attack Squad weapon wording is clearer, while Shiboru-equipped Snipers can now benefit from Medics. Furthermore, the Type 3-Kai Chi-Nu can buy a dual-barrelled Shiboru Cannon for 20 points. That weapon rerolls misses, making the upgrade especially reliable. Axis Shocktroopers also gain a clarification preventing Mixed Quality among additional troops. Importantly, Warlord confirms that older models remain fully playable despite updated kits.
Final Thoughts on the Konflikt ’47 Changelog
Overall, this Konflikt ’47 changelog is mainly about expanding options rather than rewriting armies. However, the new walker loadouts should make American, British, and Soviet forces noticeably more flexible.
