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Citadel Bases provide a stable, steady platform for your models to stand on. Citadel Flying Stems and Bases give your airborne models that realistic mid-air pose, ready to attack. Each pack contains Citadel Flying Stems of two differing sizes. This pack contains six Citadel Ball Top Flying Stems, 3x30mm/3x35mm, with five 32mm Flying Bases. -
Citadel Bases provide a stable, steady platform for your models to stand on. Citadel Flying Stems and Bases give your airborne models that realistic mid-air pose, ready to attack. Each pack contains Citadel Flying Stems of two differing sizes. This pack contains four Citadel Flying Stems, 2x30mm/2x35mm, with three 60mm Flying Bases. -
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White Dwarf is Games Workshop's premium Warhammer magazine, packed with amazing monthly content – including new rules and background, short stories, regular columns, special guests, and more. Here’s what you can look forward to in the December issue: Contact! – Letters, questions, and pictures of miniatures sent in by you, our readers. Inside the Studio – A look at the games we've been playing and the models we've been painting recently. WHITE DWARF BUNKER? Access Granted! – An introduction to this month’s action in the White Dwarf Bunker. Challenges – Take part in our Gods of War painting challenge. The Slidecrown Sundering – The Warhammer Age of Sigmar narrative campaign continues. Who has conquered the great lakes? Scenario of the Month – New scenarios for Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar, plus new gaming content for Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team. Basic Training – Gaming and tactical advice. This issue is about the Charge Phase in Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Hobby Hangout – Emily Ridding explains the mysteries of zenithal highlighting. Satellite Uplink – Qui Commence? Besançon are our club of the month. Plus, four big painting challenge entries. WARHAMMER 40,000 A Tale of Four Warlords – Our warlords recruit some allies for their growing armies. Conversions abound! A Strong Defence – Bring your gangplank, it’s time for a Boarding Action. Let’s hope they're not waiting for us… The Fourth Tyrannic War – Tendrils of Hive Fleet Leviathan begin to enter the galaxy from the galactic west. The Great Devourer: Designer's Notes – An in-depth look at the design of the Tyranids range over the last four decades. Industrial Evolution – Machine intelligence is rife! Can the Imperium stamp it out before it's too late? The Cursed Sons – We showcase Chris Lewis’s stunning army of Lamenters Space Marines. WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMAR Seize the Crown – A trio of narrative battles and campaign rules set in the Slidecrown Sundering campaign. Ark Arcana – Hold on to your magic hats – it’s an article all about spellcasting and sorcery. The Chasms of Gallet – More-more explosions! The Kharadron join a battle against the Skaven. Perhaps unwisely. Heroes of Civilisation – The Cities of Sigmar venture into the world of Warcry with new quests and background. NECROMUNDA Iron and Chains – The House of Chains and the House of Iron come to blows over the ash gates. SPECIAL FEATURES – Black Library Mother of Invention – It's Carnevale! A time to rejoice and celebrate. Or is it? This short story suggests otherwise. Each copy of issue 495 also comes with a cardboard insert which includes 1x Photo backdrop, 1x Bunker Bingo Card, 2x Bunker Achievement cards, 6x Kill Team Jungle Warfare cards and a double-sided card featuring the Bunker Scenarios of the month for Warhammer Age of Sigmar and Warhammer 40,000. -
A tape measure, marked in inches or centimetres, is required to measure movement distances and the range of weapons and abilities. The Games Workshop Tape Measure extends to 10ft/120", is marked in both centimetres and inches, and features an auto-locking blade. A soft rubber exterior provides a comfortable grip and is embossed with the Games Workshop logo. -
A Warhammer 40,000 Novella The Red Gobbo is beloved by gretchin everywhere - a symbol of revolution, freedom and, at the very least, an afternoon off work. Orks, on the other hand, think the Red Gobbo is rubbish. READ IT BECAUSE Follow a painboy as he tries to cheer up a bunch of gretchin. How far will he go in his quest, and is the Red Gobbo really the answer he's looking for? THE STORY When the bitter cold of a nuclear winter bites at a Blood Axe encampment and the grots fall into a terrifyingly compliant depression, painboy Stimma is forced to try the unthinkable. With no Red Gobbo around to stir the grots from their malaise, he must make one, using science, cunning and acts of incredible violence. As Stimma hunts for knowledge, accompanied by the orderly grot Goggulz, he unravels the mystery of the Red Gobbo, delves into the bizarre world of ork revolushunaries, and unpacks visions that hint at the origins of grotkind. And soon, Stimma discovers the Red Gobbo is no mere grot - and much more than he bargained for. Written by Rhuairidh James. -
A Zothar Athrabis Novel Zothar is an Ossiarch Bonereaper who rules over a city in Shyish. He bargained with Nagash to preserve his dead son's soul, choosing a new host from the victor of the Games – a festival that takes place once each decade. When Zothar breaks tradition and raises Lycus, the current champion, as his own son, his actions incite a bloody rebellion amongst the citizens. READ IT BECAUSE It’s a fascinating look at what passes for normal life in the realm of Shyish, where the living and the dead walk side by side, and everyday existence is filled with danger, adventure, and no shortage of bizarre and mystical creatures. THE STORY In a forgotten corner of Shyish, the city of Lament prepares for the most important festival in its calendar, the Games – a series of events that will seal the fate of their victor. Following the tragic death of his son many centuries ago, the cruel Vulture Lord, King Zothar Athrabis, made a terrible bargain with Nagash to preserve his child’s soul. Now, once every 10 years, the new champion of the Games must host the boy’s tormented spirit, while the old vessel is condemned to death. Most citizens of Lament deem this a great honour, but when the city’s newly crowned champion, Lycus, is taken by the king to raise as his own, his family question their sacrifice. As the years pass and a new decade looms ever closer – and with it Lycus’ grisly fate – the Prince of Athrabis is caught between his duty to his new father and the prospect of escaping death to return to his old life. As fierce, bloody rebellion ensues and Lycus is exposed to violent truths, he must decide once and for all where his loyalties lie. Written by Richard Strachan. -
A Cado Ezechiar Novel In his first full-length novel, the vampiric anti-hero Cado Ezechiar finds himself caught in a web of war and deceit in the city of Aventhis. READ IT BECAUSE The cold-hearted Cado Ezechiar is obsessed with revenge and keeping to his strict moral code – can he stay true to himself and avenge those he has lost? THE STORY Cado Ezechiar is a wanderer who has outlived the memory of the age that made him. A Soulblight vampire who accepted the curse as his people and kingdom fell to Chaos, he now roams the Realm of Death and beyond seeking retribution and salvation for the ones he failed. Aided by the bound spirits of those he lost, Cado follows a path of revenge, hunting the servants of Chaos to slake his need for blood while seeking the Sorcerer of Change who destroyed his kingdom. When his hunt leads him to the free city of Aventhis, Cado becomes caught up in the machinations of greater powers – beings who see the city and its people as dust in the eyes of ambitious gods. Torn between his code of honour and his desire for vengeance, Cado must navigate a web of war and deceit, or lose everything. Written by John French -
A Warhammer Age of Sigmar Novel Heldanarr Fall just wants to be left in peace in Aqshy, but the gleaming golden warriors of Sigmar won’t let him be. So he fights back – and draws upon a more primal power. READ IT BECAUSE It's a Mortal Realms story with a twist – a virtuous man succumbs to the path of darkness, and wages a war against Sigmar himself. THE STORY Heldanarr Fall dreams of a world without gods. When the Azyrites descended upon the Burning Valley – a kingdom carved from the Aqshian desert – they brought arrogance and cruelty with their riches, and a god who seemed blind to it all. Despite harrowing losses, Held clung to his people’s ways, forging a new existence without a single prayer to the armoured deity, Sigmar. Now, all Held wants is solitude. But after saving a Sigmarite priestess from violent death, her troubles catch up to them and destroy the last of his peace. First broken, then enraged, he launches a brutal war of vengeance against Sigmar’s worshippers and soon finds himself thrust against the Stormcast Eternals, led by the cunning strategist Ildrid Stormsworn. Alone, he cannot hope to win, yet surrender would mean accepting the mercy of a god he despises. To defeat the Stormcasts and avenge his fate, Held must embrace older, darker powers that risk the very freedom for which he fights. But when Sigmar's rulers are tyrants and the Champions of Chaos prove worthy, which path is the most righteous? And once he makes his choice, who will Heldanarr Fall become? Written by Noah Van Nguyen. -
A Warhammer Age of Sigmar Novel Zograt was once a puny runt of a grot, but thanks to his brilliant cunning, the blessing of the Bad Moon, and a loyal troggoth, he's now ready to prove himself the greatest Loonboss ever. READ IT BECAUSE Follow a rags-to-riches story of a weak and weaselly git who now aspires to be seen as the best Loonboss in all the Mortal Realms! Of course, not everyone's going to let him have things his own way. THE STORY Despite being gifted with superior cunning, Zograt was born a puny git with a hammy leg. As the weakest runt of his tribe, he was always one beating away from a nasty end until the Bad Moon bestowed a blessing upon him. Now, Zogrot wields the Clammy Hand, and back-stabbing gitz scurry to his cause, afraid of the vengeance their new boss will inflict with his powerful magic. But for every grot suffocated with noxious fungi, Zograt stages a magnanimous gesture, for he is all too wary that power is fragile. Yet in his heart boils an obsession – to become the most formidable Loonboss ever. Where better to proclaim his new-found majesty than the gloom-shrouded mountain of Muttering Peak? To lay claim to his throne, Zograt must evade a sinister coven of wizards that seek to harness the power of the mountain for their own dark designs. But with his razor-sharp mind and a loyal troggoth at his side, Zograt’s ambitions may not be so daft, after all. Written by Andy Clark. -
A Warhammer Age of Sigmar Anthology The Mortal Realms have been despoiled. Ravaged by the followers of the Chaos Gods, they stand on the brink of utter destruction. Against such foes, courage is the best defence and the most effective weapon. It is something that Sigmar’s chosen do not lack. But they are not always strong enough to prevail, and even in victory, each new battle saps their souls a little more. This is a time of turmoil. This is the era of war. This is the Age of Sigmar. READ IT BECAUSE This anthology features selected short stories from Richard Strachan, Noah Van Nguyen, Gary Kloster, and many more. It’s the ideal companion to your adventures through the Mortal Realms. THE STORY From the verdant rainforests of Ghyran to the endless plains of Ghur, the Mortal Realms are home to beasts and empires beyond counting. As everyday folk strive to find a way simply to survive, the forces of Order fight for every inch of territory, relentlessly harried by the armies of Chaos, Death, and Destruction. Humans, aelves and duardin use any means necessary to cleanse the lands of the Dark Gods' taint, while also holding back hordes of savage orruks, and banishing the restless souls that march in the name of Nagash, the Supreme Lord of the Undead. The battle for ascendance in the Mortal Realms never ends. This anthology contains: The Order of Azyr – The Interrogator, by Richard Strachan – The Orphan of Pale Harbour, by Richard Strachan – Shadowglass Creek, by Richard Strachan Lords of the Aelves – The House of Moons, by Jeremy Lambert – The Low Road, by Evan Dicken – Soul Warden, by Miles A Drake – Cauldron of Blood, by Chris Thursten – The Hunter's Quarry, by Colin B Harvey Despoilers of the Realms – Crown of Flames, by Noah Van Nguyen – Anger and Ash, by Gary Kloster – The Waste, the Worm and the Witch, by Gary Kloster – Boss of Bosses, by Luke Scull Old Whitebeard – The Ancestor's Hall, by David Guymer -
A Warhammer Age of Sigmar Novel Hannivor Toll, together with Armand Callis – warrior and confidante – plunges into Cinderfall’s dirty underbelly, to solve a mystery at the heart of which lies an evil that will take all their courage and cunning to overcome. READ IT BECAUSE The world-wise experience of witch hunter Hanniver Toll comes together with the rugged determination and heavy firepower of the former Freeguild officer Armand Callis. Can they get to the bottom of a brutal murder, and what other secrets will they discover buried in the ash of Cinderfall? THE STORY Cinderfall district, Hammerhal Aqsha. The Twin-tailed City belches fire day and night, smoke chokes the skies, and ash lines the streets like so much filthy snow. Life is brutal in Cinderfall – crime is rife, and death is cheap. But even here, the ritualistic murder of a supremely powerful ganglord is out of the ordinary. Dispatched by the Order of Azyr, witch hunter Hanniver Toll arrives in Cinderfall to investigate alongside his ex-Freeguild companion Armand Callis. Is this the work of a rival gang, or is something much darker afoot? Written by David Annandale. -
Hidden behind the dread mask of one of Nurgle’s executioners, the Lord of Plagues gazes impassively at the victims of the vile blessings that swathe him. Able to poison a man from a dozen paces away, he visits grim fates on those foolish enough to get close with his Plague-ridden Great Blade. His frame is a repulsive collection of rancid boils, open sores and cankerous bulges - truly, blessed by Nurgle. This multi-part plastic kit gives you everything needed to assemble one Lord of Plagues, wielding a Plague-ridden Great Blade. -
Cairn Wraiths are amongst the most powerful of the Undead. Though they lack physical form, their touch drains the life of a mortal. Their very presence fills the air with dread, and most who face them are driven mad with fear long before they are killed. Filled with rage, these vengeful spirits fall upon their enemies, tearing them apart with great sweeps of their ancient, magical scythes. In return, those who do stand against them find their pitiful attacks merely pass straight through the Cairn Wraith, making contact with nothing but foul air and tattered robes. It doesn't take long for the Wraiths to punish them for their insolence. This plastic kit contains one Cairn Wraith - a finely detailed miniature that comes in 7 components (including 3 variant heads), supplied with a Citadel 25mm Round base. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly - we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Paints. -
Warhammer Age of Sigmar is an action-packed, strategic tabletop wargame. No matter which of the many unique factions of warriors, monsters, and strange creatures you choose to play, you'll have an opportunity to carve out your slice of the near-infinite Mortal Realms. Amidst the chaos and battles, you'll collect, build, and paint your ever-growing army, then play nail-biting games against other Warhammer Age of Sigmar fans to see who emerges victorious! This magazine will give you the information you need to plunge into the strange and beautiful Mortal Realms. Your adventure starts here! Inside this 88-page magazine, you'll find loads of information about the fantasy setting of Warhammer Age of Sigmar – including the eight realms and the people and creatures who dwell there. You'll then be able to read about every aspect of the Warhammer Age of Sigmar hobby, from collecting armies of stunning Citadel miniatures, painting them in the colours of your choice, and leading them into battle in a thrilling tabletop wargame. This package also includes the following multipart plastic miniatures: - 1x Stormcast Eternals Liberator on a scenic base - 1x Skaven Clanrat on a scenic base These push-fit miniatures are designed to be pushed off their frames without using clippers, can be assembled without glue, and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Colour paints. -
The Myrmourn banshees have a diabolical hunger, for they feast solely upon magic. No enemy spell is safe from the ravenous spirits, and they haunt the Mortal Realms in search of arcane energies to consume. Myrmourn Banshees are drawn to magic as carrion are drawn to the dead, and such is their bitterness toward life that any mortal creature in their way is likely to receive a swift jab from their cursed chill daggers. Sinister and shrieking, the Myrmourn banshees are a set of 4 Nighthaunt miniatures with a sense of despair about them – little more than empty bodices surrounded by ethereal vapour, shrouds covering skulls trapped in a screaming rictus, they drift and swoop weightlessly clutching their chill daggers. Each is hollow – this can be clearly seen, with the inside of each miniature visible. This kit comes as 16 components to build four Mymourn Banshees, and is supplied with 4 32mm sculpted round bases – these depict a sepulchral scene, with bones, broken statues and roses littering the graveyard the Banshees drift above. These push-fit miniatures can be assembled without glue and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Colour paints. -
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Serve the God-King Sigmar with this dice set for Warhammer Age of Sigmar. It contains the dice that you need to play the game and channel the celestial power of Azyr. The set contains 16x 16mm, round-edged dice with traditional pips denoting the numbers, but with a Sigmarite halo icon in place of the '6'. The dice are all blue – a colour synonymous with the Realm of Heavens – with gold-coloured pips, and come presented in a box covered in thematic artwork. -
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Dice with (the forces of) Death with this dice set for Warhammer Age of Sigmar! It contains the dice you need to play the game and channel the deathly energies of Shyish. The set contains 16x 16mm, round-edged dice with traditional pips denoting the numbers, but with a skull icon in place of the '6'. The dice are all purple – a colour synonymous with the Realm of Death – with bone-coloured pips, and come presented in a box covered in thematic artwork. -
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Beseech the favour of the Dark Gods with this dice set for Warhammer Age of Sigmar. It contains the dice that you need to play the game and channel the power of Chaos. The set contains 16x 16mm, round-edged dice with traditional pips denoting the numbers, but with a Chaos star icon in place of the '6'. The dice are all red – a colour synonymous with the Blood God, Khorne – with metallic orange pips, and come presented in a box covered in thematic artwork. -
The Beastmen Brayherds live by the base laws of nature, twisted beyond recognition by the corrupting influence of the Ruinous Powers. Domination is enforced with terrible violence, and every member of the herd quickly learns their place in its brutal and bloody hierarchy. From the primordial forests in which they dwell, they raid and pillage in the name of their Dark Gods. This essential guidebook delves into the dark background and lore of the Beastmen Brayherds, the true Children of Chaos, and gives you additional rules to use in your games of Warhammer: The Old World. Combined with Warhammer: The Old World – Ravening Hordes, available to purchase separately, you'll have plenty of options and more in-depth rules to get the most out of the Cloven Ones on the tabletop. Within this 48-page supplement book, you will find: – Background and lore: The history of the Cloven Ones, their current territories, some of the warlords that lead them, and a breakdown of the Dark Tongue. – Hordes of the Beastmen: Rules to field two unique Armies of Infamy – the Guardians Of The Blood Grounds and Primal Gatherings. – Special Character & Unit Profiles: Background and rules for units and characters including Kralmaw, The Prophet Of Ruin and Ghorros Warhoof, Sire of a Thousand Young. – Beastmen Brayherds Magic Items: Provides the rules for Magic Weapons, Magic Armour, Talismans, Magic Standards, Enchanted Items, and Arcane Items. This is a supplement for Warhammer: The Old World – you'll need copies of the Warhammer: The Old World Rulebook and Warhammer: The Old World – Ravening Hordes books, both available separately, to use the contents of this book. -
The Dreadblade Harrows are the officers beneath the Knights of Shrouds. In life, each of these wights watched their leader’s betrayal, neither helping nor hindering. Even for Nighthaunts, Deadblade Harrows are especially discorporate, phantasmal figures who can disappear and reappear at will. They are the Knights of Regret, full of bitter recrimination, who in battle serve as bodyguards and lieutenants or are despatched as outriders. Rearing upon their spectral steeds, they vanish into wisps of mist only to gallop out of thin air elsewhere to carry out the most unchivalrous commands – culling the vulnerable, cutting off retreating warriors, and other heinous tasks. The Dreadblade Harrows are a pair of mounted spectral knights, seemingly a touch more solid than many of their Nighthaunt brethren, but no less sinister. Each is armed with a dreadblade held aloft in their right hand, with their left hands clutching the reins – one set spiked, one set ornate – of their steed. Not much else is visible of the Harrows themselves, with a helmeted skull peering out from beneath their cloak. Their mount is large and muscular; its ethereal skin is torn and tattered, making its ribcage visible, with its head being no more than a skull. The rear of the steed is depicted as tailing off into ethereal vapour, as the Harrow emerges from nothing to attack. This kit comes as 12 push-fit components to build two Dreadblade Harrows, and is supplied with 2 textured 60mm oval bases – these feature the graveyard detritus expected from the Nighthaunt. These push-fit miniatures can be assembled without glue and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Colour paints. -
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Designed to match and complement the Realm of Battle: Shattered Dominion gameboard, these awesome, highly detailed plastic bases are ideal for the large, mounted heroes in your Warhammer Age of Sigmar collection. You’ll receive 6 90x53mm Oval bases and 20 60x35mm Oval bases, with 14 pieces of rubble to add as you please – these moulded bases will help you achieve a stunning look for your miniatures! -
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Designed to match and complement the Realm of Battle: Shattered Dominion gameboard, these awesome, highly detailed plastic bases are ideal for the smaller monsters in your Warhammer Age of Sigmar collection. You’ll receive 20 40mm Round bases and 6 65mm Round bases, with 8 pieces of rubble to add as you please – these moulded bases will help you achieve a stunning look for your miniatures! -
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A set of fantastic decorative bits for your Warhammer Age of Sigmar miniatures’ bases, these are designed to match the Realm of Battle: Shattered Dominion gameboard for a brilliantly themed battleground! Contained in the box you’ll 54 large pieces of rubble and 10 large mushroom and stalagmite bits – your Warhammer Age of Sigmar armies are going to look amazing.
