I recently finished painting up some Tau XV25 Stealth Battlesuits for use in One Page Rules (Grimdark Future: Firefight) and Warhammer 40,000: Fireteam.
I wanted to build a squad of transparent troops to reflect the cloaking technology of the Tau. I painted the other miniatures (markerlight drone and the a homing beacon) in a mottled pink camouflage pattern (using a small piece of sea sponge) to match the surrounding landscape, complete with pink flower tufts from Shadow's Edge Miniatures.
On it's Warhammer Community page, Games Workshop has announced Blitz Bowl: Ultimate Edition, (along with a number of other games).
According to Games Workshop, Blitz Bowl: Ultimate Edition includes "two new teams are ready to tussle in a tumultuous try-out – six Human
players form The Reavers, while six Skaven make up The Scramblers"
On close examination of the picture, it is hard to make out the main
changes to the game, other than the inclusion of the Skaven as a team, the color of the plastics, a new
format for the cards, a new board option (with fire pits), and pink dice.
Based on prior releases (that were first shown at the New York Toy Fair), we can expect Blitz Bowl: Ultimate Edition (and the other games previewed) to be released this fall. The first Blitz Bowl was previewed at the New York Toy Fair on March 1, 2018. It was first available for purchase at Gen Con 2018 (in August of that year). It later was available for purchase (from Barnes and Noble stores) in early September 2018. Blitz Bowl Season 2 was announced on February 22, 2020 and had an official release date of Monday, September 21, 2020.
One other thing to take note of is that while in the past these releases were "available in select independent retailers in the USA, Canada and Germany, including Barnes & Noble stores," there is no mention of Barnes & Noble in this year's announcement. There have been rumors that the games previewed will be released through Games Workshop stores and not be limited to Barnes & Noble (and a limited number of other select retailers) that prevented many from buying them.