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Nagash, Supreme Lord of the Undead is the father of necromancy. Resurrected by dark ritual, the immortal Lord of Death is an awe-inspiring centerpiece miniature. Borne aloft by tendrils of ethereal energy and tormented spirits, his unique silhouette looms over the battlefield with an air that promises to usher in a new era of darkness. This multi-part plastic kit is equipped with an array of Nagash’s most precious artifacts. Upon his brow sits the Crown of Sorcery, while his hand grips either Alakanash, the Staff of Power or Zefet-nebtar, the Mortis Blade. He is clad in Morikhane, the Black Armour, and orbiting around his sorcerous frame are nine ancient books, each one containing the terrible secrets of animating the dead. Nagash can be assembled either reading from one of the ancient tomes - the Liber Mortis - and holding the Staff of Power aloft with the Mortis Blade secured to his waist. Alternatively you can replace the Staff with the Mortis Blade and add to the ethereal energy that surrounds Nagash by equipping a spirit-entwined arm. Please note: the skeleton miniature pictured with Nagash is for size comparison only and is not included in this kit. Includes a Citadel 130mm Round base. -
Ushoran is an ancient and monstrous lord, one of the very first vampires, and stands amongst the most dreaded of Nagash’s Mortarch lieutenants. He is the Carrion King, the Lord of Masks, the Master of Feasts, the Mortarch of Delusion, and many titles besides. He is the father of abhorrants, and the origin of the accursed delusions that envelop the Flesh-eater Courts. His very presence can reduce mortals to slavering insanity and escalate the mania of his ghoul servants to terrifying heights, even as their king annihilates foes with truly monstrous strength. This multipart plastic kit builds Ushoran, the Mortarch of Delusion, the vampiric fountainhead of the Flesh-eater Courts. He's a towering figure, even when hunched over as if to greet a courtier – or personally destroy a smaller foe. Ushoran is clad in the finest royal regalia his ghoul servants can scavenge, from corroded jewellery and ragged robes to a fur cloak of nightshrieker pelts, and a crown of bone extends directly from his skull – a gift from his old master, Nagash. In battle, the Carrion King swings his royal sceptre like a massive, gore-streaked club, and in less lucid moments uses his monstrous claws and fangs to tear offenders limb from limb. The chalice that hangs at his waist grants Ushoran even greater reserves of vampiric resilience, and ghouls across the realms fight for the chance to drink from its bloody contents. The Mortarch of Delusion is the capstone of any Flesh-eater Courts collection, and a fitting centrepiece to even the largest of ghoulish armies. Whether you want to spread madness across the Mortal Realms or paint a stunning display piece for your shelves, Ushoran is a royal fit for the role. This kit contains 61 plastic components and comes with a Citadel 130mm Round Base. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
The sorcerer Zarshia Bittersoul once led a warband of her own – until she was usurped by her sister, Khagra. Her magical powers undiminished in defeat, she stews in her own dark ambitions as Khagra leads the Ravagers – the bitter Dour Cragan and fierce Razek Godblessed – on their personal Path to Glory through Ghur, seeking to earn the attention of the Dark Gods through brutal sacrifice as they desecrate the holdings of any who dare oppose them. This multipart plastic kit builds Khagra's Ravagers – a band of ambitious Chaos Warriors, led by Khagra the Usurper and accompanied by the sorcerer Zarshia Bittersoul. This group of unique characters is packed with personality and detail – Khagra raises her daemonbound mace in a commanding pose, hair and cape billowing in the wind, while her horned sister conjures magical flames into her palm, and their two Chaos Warrior companions heft ensorcelled blades. The kit comprises 21 push-fit plastic components, including four integrated scenic bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. This set does not include cards for using these miniatures in games of Warhammer Underworlds. -
Horrific nightmares given bestial shape, Fiends of Slaanesh emit a harsh, trilling call as they race towards their prey. A cloud of dream-inducing musk hangs thick around the Fiends, reducing their foes to a stupor, and sapping them of their will to fight. Fiends of Slaanesh are deadly combatants who excel at cutting down larger foes. Whether they’re slaying monsters in Warhammer Age of Sigmar or slicing up heavy infantry in Warhammer 40,000, these beasties are great for any Slaanesh or Daemons army. They'll play havoc with your opponent’s Psykers and Wizards, too! This kit builds 3 Fiends of Slaanesh, and includes options to turn one of them into a Blissbringer. It is supplied in 63 plastic components, and comes with 3 x 75mm oval bases. -
The Hedonites of Slaanesh revel in suffering, and worship their absent deity by engaging in the most vile acts imaginable. Empowered by depravity and addicted to extremes of sensation, the servants of the Dark Prince are a scourge on the realms. Each warband is an unpredictable and quixotic terror, guided by diabolical whims as they conquer and pillage. If you’re looking to spread glorious excess across the Mortal Realms, this box is a great way to start a new Hedonites of Slaanesh army – or add to an existing collection – and will save you money compared with buying the kits individually. A mysterious Shardspeaker leads the force with sorcerous illusions, protected by a bodyguard of mutated Slaangor Fiendbloods. Blissbarb Archers offer a mobile Battleline, raining down toxin-laced arrows, while Slickblade Seekers race forth on astonishingly fast daemon mounts. It’s a full and balanced army in one box, allowing you to launch your own sadistic campaigns in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. This set includes the following multipart plastic models: – 1x Shardspeaker of Slaanesh – 3x Slaangor Fiendbloods – 5x Slickblade Seekers, which can alternatively be built as Blissbarb Seekers – 10x Blissbarb Archers, plus 1x Blissbrew Homonculus All models are supplied with their appropriate bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
Corsairs are hardened fighters who have spent their whole lives plundering the lands of others. They are armed with a wide variety of vicious cutlasses, serrated blades and handbows. Plying their bloody trade across the seas they seek out fresh slaughter and loot. This boxed set contains 10 multi-part plastic Black Ark Corsairs that can be assembled with a combination of vicious blades, wicked cutlasses and repeater handbows. It includes options for a Reaver, standard bearer and hornblower. Models supplied with 20mm square bases. This kit comes supplied unpainted and requires assembly - we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Paints. -
The Executioners are one of the most feared of all the Darkling Coven regiments. They are reputed to kill an enemy with every swing of their massive Executioner’s Draichs. The Executioners miniatures have a choice of 10 heads, and 10 two-handed executioner’s draichs. A Draich Master can be made using a single-handed axe, spiked collar, and holds a decapitated head in his left hand; whilst the standard bearer holds the banner in his left hand, and carries a single-handed sword in his right. Also included is the option to build a drummer. This plastic kit contains 60 components with which to make either 10 Executioners or 10 Black Guard. Also included is 1 transfer sheet with which to add a variety of banner designs. This kit comes supplied unpainted and requires assembly - we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Paints. -
Against swift-moving foes the Privateers also employ Scourgerunner Chariots. Quick and deadly, these war machines streak ahead of the hunting parties. From the mobile fighting platforms, keen-eyed aelves snare beasts by launching wickedly sharp harpoons. The Scourgerunner Chariot is drawn by 2 Dark Steeds, and holds seven spare harpoons for the crew. Two Beastmasters act as crew, one of whom can be armed with a spear, or with a ravager harpoon. This plastic kit contains 66 components with which to make either a Scourgerunner Chariot or Drakespawn Chariot. Also included is 1 transfer sheet with which to add a variety of banner designs. It is supplied with a 120mm oval base. This kit comes supplied unpainted and requires assembly - we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Paints. -
Xandire's Truthseekers are a band of Thunderstrike armour-clad Stormcast Eternals and their aetherwing companion. This warband is charged with carrying out quests by the God-King Sigmar himself. This boxed set builds all four members of the Xandire's Truthseekers warband for use with your Stormcast Eternals armies in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. The kit comprises 24 push-fit plastic components, including four integrated scenic bases, which are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Colour paints. This set does not include cards for using these miniatures in games of Warhammer Underworlds. -
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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. -
Chaos Knights ride at the forefront of any ruinous host, and their coming heralds the death of empires. These dreaded champions charge into the deadliest of battles without a moment's fear, seeking the glory that is theirs by right. Impaling enemies on ensorcelled lances and trampling formations beneath frenzied hooves, Chaos Knights sow havoc in an avalanche of blood and iron. This multipart plastic kit builds five Chaos Knights – elite, bone-crushing cavalry sworn to the Ruinous Powers. These mounted warriors wield cursed lances and Chaos runeshields, outfitted with menacing armour and ornate barding. Cloaks billowing behind them, hooves kicked up in a charge, these models convey a terrifying momentum atop their warped war steeds. The kit includes components to build one model as a Doom Knight champion, who can be armed with a cursed flail or ensorcelled warhammer instead of a lance, and comes with a choice of alternate helmets as well as a unique runeshield and steed head. You can also build one model as a Hornblower musician, and another as a Standard Bearer with a large flag topped by one of five Chaotic sigils – one each for Khorne, Nurgle, Slaanesh, Tzeentch, and Chaos Undivided. This kit comprises 74 plastic components, and is supplied with 5x Citadel 75x42mm Oval Bases. These miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
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. -
Freeguild Command Corps are groups of experts, champions, and other aides-de-camp, called upon by their Freeguild Marshal to offer battlefield advice and assistance. These specialist soldiers range from towering Arch-Knight champions to priestly Soul Shepherds, from vital War Surgeons to sinister Whisperblades. Whether acting as a retinue or operating independently, together they are a force far greater than the sum of its parts. This multipart plastic kit builds a Freeguild Command Corps, consisting of: – 1x Arch-Knight: A fearsome warrior armed with a Sigmarite great weapon – either a hammer or an axe. He also offers a choice of different heads and poses, and either a furred pelt or a scaled cape. – 1x Whisperblade: An enigmatic agent of espionage, with an enchanted rapier visible beneath their long coat. They come with two different head options – one masked, one with a high collar. – 1x Great Herald: An experienced soldier, carrying an awe-inspiring banner with a warhorn for sounding the advance. They offer a choice of different heads, helmet tops, spare weapons, and arm poses. – 1x War Surgeon: A grim field medic, with a rack of vicious surgical tools and elixirs. They come with two different head options – a beaked mask or a bare head. – 1x Soul Shepherd: A priestly psychopomp whose chants safeguard the souls of the dying, accompanied by a skeletal piper known as a Corpus Somni. Both figures offer a choice of different heads. – 1x Mascot Gargoylian: A magical companion creature with a powerful bite. The kit also includes a pair of smaller gargoylians to decorate any of the Command Corps' bases. This kit comprises 68 plastic components, and comes with 5x Citadel 28.5mm Round Bases, a Citadel 25mm Round Base, and a Citadel 40mm Round Base. Also included is a Cities of Sigmar Transfer Sheet, featuring 410 Free City icons, Sigmarite cult sigils, and other forms of heraldry. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
The Bloodletters form the core of the vast legions of the Lord of Battle. Believed to have been foremost amongst the Blood God's followers in mortal life, their will is as implacable and blood-hungry as Khorne himself. Festooned with rippling muscles, knotted sinews and driven by an unparallel killing instinct, Bloodletters are fearsome opponents. This plastic box set contains 10 complete miniatures. These finely detailed plastic kits contain a host of extra parts and accessories, enabling you to assemble your Bloodletters in a large variety of ways. Includes ten Citadel 32mm Round bases. -
The Myrmidesh are an elite warrior-cult who exemplify the pride of the Dark Prince. Each of their blade-sects considers their own favoured technique to be supreme, and on the rare occasions they are proven wrong, their spiteful rage is terrible to behold. Add a unit of graceful and deadly infantry to your Hedonites of Slaanesh army. Clad in the finest armour and wielding wicked blades, they dance their way into battle, slicing through enemy formations. One of the models may be assembled as a Painmaster, making it even easier for you to bring the pain. This 86-part plastic kit makes five Mymidesh Painbringers for use in Warhammer Age of Sigmar. It comes supplied with five 32mm Round Citadel bases. The kit can alternately be built as Symbaresh Twinsouls.
