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Hive Secundus is a crumbling wasteland, infested with twisted Malstrain Genestealer broods. There are very few reasons to go there, but data crystal stacks are a compelling trophy for those with the will to secure them. Ancient structures remain each housing a number of these stacks in armoured alcoves, which allowed many of them to survive the destruction. They may look like junk, but they're a veritable gold mine for the savvy. This multipart plastic kit allows you to build two Hive Data Stack Clusters for use as terrain in games of Necromunda. They're designed as fully three dimensional replacements for the artwork on the Hive Secundus game board, and matching the aesthetic of the Zone Mortalis terrain kits, which are available separately. Each piece features four alcoves connected to a central unit, and a separate additional alcove. The data crystal stacks are fully removable, allowing you plenty of options to model yours how you like. The kit includes: – 2x Hive Data Stack Clusters – 2x free-standing Alcoves – 12x removable data crystal stacks This set comprises 66 plastic components. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. Note that some components are intended to be assembled without glue. -
Hive Secundus was devastated long ago. While it's hardly habitable now, there are always those willing to venture into it for plunder and profit, heedless of the danger posed by crumbling walls, live wires, ruptured pipes, and the like. This multipart, modular kit allows you to build a set of Zone Mortalis ruined walls, columns, doors, and accessories to expand your terrain collection. It’s fully compatible with the other Zone Mortalis terrain, which is available separately – mix them to create moderately damaged areas of the Underhells, or add more Ruined Zone Mortalis kits to build a full table of derelict hive terrain. The kit includes: – 3x Damaged Columns – 3x Ruined Columns – 3x Ruined Walls – 1x Damaged Wall – 1x Damaged Double Door – 1x Damaged Single Door – 1x Cable Spill – 1x Shattered Fan – 5x Ruined Platforms – 1x Double Pipe Wall – 1x Single Pipe Wall – 1x Girder Bridge – 1x Large Ruined Pipe – 1x Small Ruined Pipe These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
The Zone Mortalis is literally "the deadly ground" – short-range gunflights take place as fighters dart between cover and brutal melee is almost impossible to escape from. Add to your Zone Mortalis terrain with additional columns and walls. This multipart plastic set contains: – 6 Columns – 1 Wide Wall – 4 Walls – 2 Wide Doors – 2 Doors This highly detailed plastic kit has been designed to be as interchangeable as possible, offering maximum opportunity to create different layouts. It's fully compatible with all other Zone Mortalis kits and makes ideal terrain for games of Necromunda, Warhammer 40,000 or even Kill Team. -
The Zone Mortalis is literally "the deadly ground" – short-range gunflights take place as fighters dart between cover, and brutal melee is almost impossible to escape from. Even in such a lethal environment, a gang needs somewhere to live. Create a headquarters for your gang so that they have their own little corner of the underhive to call home. The Stronghold can be assembled in a variety of ways and multiple kits can easily be combined to grow the size of your base. It's also fully compatible with the other Zone Mortalis kits, meaning that you can create epic Necromunda terrain. The Stronghold can be used as the focal point of a scenario, with one gang defending their home turf from a rival. This 157-part plastic kit makes one Zone Mortalis: Gang Stronghold, consisting of: – 1x Watchtower – 1x Gunk Tank – 1x Set of Stronghold Gates – 4x Stronghold Walls – 2x Stronghold Corners – 1x Stronghold Wall Extension The set includes rules and direction for using the various more unique elements of the terrain set in games of Necromunda, including rules for the stronghold gate, the watchtower, the gunk tank and firing ports along the edge of the Stronghold. -
The ash wastes of Necromunda are an unforgiving environment, utterly deadly for those who can't avoid its irradiated quicksand and toxic mine pits. Gangs that operate in the Great Equatorial Wastes, and the Ash Waste Nomads who call them home, often lay claim to the rugged Thatos Pattern constructions that litter the wilderness. Whether bridging foul hazards, marking the claim of a forgotten outpost, or connecting a settlement of Hab Modules via industrial scaffolding, the Thatos Pattern Platforms & Walkways are a common sight in the ash wastes. This multipart plastic kit allows you to build a set of seven Thatos Pattern Platforms & Walkways, including: - 1x Large platform - 1x Tall platform - 1x Small platform - 4x Walkways, each with a different length - Optional railings and industrial antennae These miniatures can be gluelessly linked to create a massive variety of configurations, allowing you to adjust your network of Platforms & Walkways to suit your gaming needs. They are also fully compatible with all other Thatos Pattern terrain kits, allowing you to build, rearrange, and expand a modular settlement or gang headquarters suited to battlefields, scenarios, and campaigns of any shape or size. There's no need to limit yourself to Necromunda, either – this terrain is also ideal for use in games of Kill Team and Warhammer 40,000. This set comprises 94 plastic components. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel paints. Note that some components are intended to be assembled without glue. -
The ash wastes of Necromunda are an unforgiving environment, utterly deadly for those who can't take shelter from the toxic storms and rabid fauna. Gangs that operate in the Great Equatorial Wastes, and the Ash Waste Nomads who call them home, use Thatos Pattern Hab Modules for protection and communication. The largest of these structures are the Extended Hab Modules, which are often claimed by the most important gang members and reserved as a base of operations. This multipart plastic kit allows you to build and customise a complete Thatos Pattern Extended Hab Module. You’ll find the following options: - Glueless assembly for ladders and roof, allowing you to adjust your build to suit your gaming needs - Stilts that can be built in two different heights - A variety of build options for closed and open doors - Options including stowage, cabling, antennas, and a skylight - Fully detailed interior, visible when removing the roof to maneuver models inside The Extended Hab Module is fully compatible with all other Thatos Pattern terrain kits, allowing you to build, rearrange, and expand a modular settlement or gang headquarters suited to battlefields, scenarios, and campaigns of any shape or size – multiple Extended Hab Modules can even be combined to create towers of different sizes. There's no need to limit yourself to Necromunda, either – this terrain is also ideal for use in games of Kill Team and Warhammer 40,000. This set comprises 122 plastic components. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel paints. Note that some components are intended to be assembled without glue. -
In the ash wastes of Necromunda, fuel is as vital as water. Becoming stranded in the weather-blasted expanses leaves a vehicle exposed to the elements and the attention of roaming gangs. Those with access to a supply of promethium are rich in credits, ammo, and the ability to freely traverse the ash wastes. As a result, fights around refuelling stations are commonplace, with many gangers having met their end at the hands of rivals desperate for promethium, or blown to pieces when a stray shot pierced a tank of the volatile fuel. This multipart plastic kit allows you to build a Promethium Tanks Refuelling Station for use as terrain in games of Necromunda. It includes the components for four fuel tanks that can be built in a variety of sizes, complete with platforms for your fighters to scramble over in battle. These tanks can be gluelessly linked in different configurations to suit your gaming needs, and can be combined with other Necromunda terrain kits to create a true outlands waystation. This set also includes a pair of overflow tanks with ladders, and a host of accessories to bring your station to life, such as crates, hoses, and tools. The kit includes: – 4x Promethium Tanks, with interchangeable segments to choose the size of each – 2x Platforms – 2x Overflow Tanks with ladders – 2x Crates, with a choice of contents – 2x Hoses – 4x Wrenches – 4x Blowtorches – 2x Spanner sets This set comprises 78 plastic components. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. Note that some components are intended to be assembled without glue. Rules for using these models in your games of Necromunda are included in the set. The Promethium Tanks can also be used as cargo on a Cargo-8 Ridgehauler – these rules can be found in the Necromunda: Book of the Outlands supplement. -
The harsh, polluted environments of the ash wastes have made raised pod habs all-but essential for survival. They exhibit a flexible design, and some units are heavily armoured, with hardpoints for mounting weaponry – vital qualities given the frequency of raids, and the importance of protecting hard-won resources. This multipart plastic kit builds a Fortified Hab Module – a heavily armoured, defensible terrain piece for use in your games of Necromunda. This kit is a great way to expand your ash wastes terrain collection, and is ideal for adding verticality into your gang battles out in the wastelands. The kit comes with two lower columns – a longer one and a shorter one – meaning that you can make the overall structure taller or shorter when assembled. There's also an optional ladder you can choose to attach to the hab module. The kit comes with two emplaced heavy stubbers and two emplaced grenade launchers, offering excellent fields of fire. It's fully compatible with other Thatos-pattern terrain kits, available separately, making it easy to build your own outland hab settlement for your gangers to fight over. This kit comprises 145 plastic components. This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
The underhive of Hive Secundus was devastated long ago. While it's hardly habitable now, there are always those willing to venture into it for plunder and profit, heedless of the danger posed by crumbling walls, live wires, ruptured pipes, and worse. This multipart, modular plastic kit allows you to build enough Zone Mortalis ruined walls, columns, doors, and accessories to fill a board for your games of Necromunda. These terrain pieces are ideal for constructing a dense, claustrophobic environment for close-quarters gang conflict. The contents of this box are fully compatible with other Zone Mortalis terrain, which is available separately – mix them to create your own twisted section of the Underhells. Contents: – 9x Damaged columns – 9x Ruined columns – 9x Ruined walls – 3x Damaged walls – 3x Damaged double doors – 3x Damaged single doors – 3x Cable spills – 3x Shattered fans – 3x Girder bridges – 3x Large ruined platforms – 12x Ruined platforms – 3x Double pipe walls – 3x Single pipe walls – 3x Large ruined pipes – 3x Small ruined pipes This kit comprises 294 plastic components. It requires assembly and is supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
The Ash Wastes Nomads cobble together a motley arsenal of weapons from scavenged scraps, but woe betide any who assume they're not effective. The nomads rely on these implements for survival in one of the harshest environments on the planet, and they know how to get the most out of them. This multipart plastic kit makes it easy to upgrade your Ash Waste Nomads fighters with a selection of scavenged weaponry and equipment, allowing you to create a truly unique and formidable gang. Also included in this set are alternative heads to personalise your fighters even further. This 64-piece plastic kit includes: – 10x heads – 6x shoulder pads – 4x sky mantles – 4x blast carbines – 2x left arms – 2x right arms – 2x heavy blasters – 2x mono-hooks – 2x scavenged stub guns – 2x web pistols – 2x long blades – 2x scavenged autoguns – 2x web guns – 2x venom casters These parts are compatible with the Ash Wastes Nomads kit, available separately. These components are supplied unassembled and unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
The Ash Waste Nomads of Necromunda may appear ragtag and motley, but they are in fact some of the hardiest warriors on the planet. In war, they fight with skill, combined with the desperation of fighters who rely on scavenged equipment to survive. This is a set of eight round-cornered six-sided dice for use in games of Necromunda, themed around Ash Waste Nomads gangs. They are cast in an ashy grey swirl effect acrylic plastic, with yellow markings and designs, and measure 16mm along each edge. On the standard D6, the 1-5 facings are traditionally pipped and each '6' face is decorated with the icon of the Ash Waste Nomads. Contents: – 3x D6 dice with an Ash Waste Nomads icon on the '6' face – 3x Necromunda Injury dice – showing Flesh Wound, Serious Injury, and Out of Action results – 1x Necromunda Firepower dice – showing an ammo check marker, and also used for Rapid Fire – 1x Necromunda Scatter dice -
Sha’dar Hunters are experts at hiding among the dunes, even by the standards of the Ash Waste Nomads. They move in advance of the rest of their war party, accompanied by vicious trained Arthromite Spinewyrms, to eliminate opposing scouts and ensure the nomads have an advantageous position. This multipart plastic kit builds six Sha'dar Hunters, and four Arthromite Spinewyrms, adding some serious melee punch to your Ash Waste Nomads gangs in games of Necromunda. Armed with a mix of weapons – mostly crafted from bits of giant insects – they are ideal ambush warriors, keeping your opponent on edge throughout a battle. Combined with their 'pets', they are capable of disrupting plans and tearing apart most foes up close, leaving the rest of your gang to pick off opponents at range. This kit comprises 110 plastic components, 4x Citadel 25mm Round Bases, and 6x Citadel 28.5mm Round Bases. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. Rules for using Sha'dar Hunters and Arthromite Spinewyrms in your games of Necromunda can be found in the Tribes of the Wasteland book, available separately. -
The wastelands of Necromunda are nigh on inhospitable polluted deserts. The Ash Waste Nomads call them home, scraping together a life using all their skill, ingenuity, and the occasional lucky score to live free from the crushing weight of the hives. This set of 26 cards is for use with your Ash Waste Nomads gang in games of Necromunda. There are 18 Tribes of the Wasteland Gang Tactics cards, unique to the Ash Waste Nomads, and representing the individual tricks and ploys they use to gain the upper hand in battle. There are also 8 blank cards for you to fill in with your Fighter details to make it easier to track their rules during your brutal gang fights. Contains 26 Cards: – 18x Ash Waste Nomads Gang Tactics cards – 8x Blank Fighter cards All cards measure 110mm by 75mm. You will need a copy of Necromunda: Tribes of the Wastelands and the Necromunda: Core Rulebook, both available separately, to use this card pack in your games of Necromunda. -
The blasted ash wastes of Necromunda are a polluted desert – the remnants of whatever flora and fauna had existed before the planet was desolated by industry. Tribes of nomads have made this inhospitable environment their home, launching daring raids against interlopers, and learning to live with the massive insects and mutated creatures that thrive in the blasted wasteland. This supplement expands the rules, tactics, and abilities available to the Ash Waste Nomads in games of Necromunda. It's packed full of fascinating lore, inspiring artwork, and insight into these enigmatic warriors, making it vital for anyone looking to defeat the trespassers coming to the lands that rightfully belong to you. This supplement contains: – Ash Waste Nomads: An extensive background on the history of the Ash Waste Nomads. – Ash Waste Nomads List: The rules you need to field an Ash Waste Nomads gang in games of Necromunda. – Hangers-on: Includes rules for using Nomad Arthromite Herders. – Brutes: Includes rules for using Arthromite Duneskuttlers. – Exotic Beasts: Includes rules for using Arthromite Spinewyrms, Unbound Helamites, and Ashwing Helamites. – Hired Guns: Includes rules for using Nomad Outcasts and Nomad Harriers, and for petitioning Ash Waste Nomads House Agents. – Additional Rules: Contains a variety of new options and skills, along with two gang-specific scenarios. – Nomad Trading Post: An exclusive Trading Post only usable by the Ash Waste Nomads, with a plethora of unique weapons and equipment. – Weapon Reference Chart: A comprehensive weapons reference chart for the weapons and wargear available to the Ash Waste Nomads. – Tribes of the Wasteland Gang Tactics: A D66 table of 18x Tribes of the Wastelands Gang Tactics. – Dramatis Personae: Rules for adding the legendary House Agent Asun'ghar, the Lady of Ash to your roster. You'll need a copy of the Necromunda: Core Rulebook, which is available separately, to use the contents of this book. -
The Svenotar scout trike is a fast reconnaissance vehicle. With its high speed and manoeuvrability, it can roam out ahead of the mining clan’s laagers and eliminate any lightly armoured enemies encountered with its deadly weaponry. This multipart plastic kit builds a pair of swift and mobile Svenotar Scout Trikes, accompanied by two hovering Techmite Oculi, for use in Ironhead Squat Prospector gangs in games of Necromunda. The trikes can be armed with a choice of twin-linked weapons – meltaguns, autoguns, or boltguns – while their crew can be customised with different arms, heads, and torsos to fit the aesthetic of your gang. The Techmite Oculi are linked to the trikes and provide an ‘eye-in-the-sky’ for the trike riders, giving them advanced warning of any potential threats lying in wait. This kit comprises 116 plastic components, 2x Citadel 90mm by 52.5mm Oval Bases, 2x Citadel 25mm Round Bases, and a set of three clear flying stems. The miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
Exo-kyn wear armour based on the ancient void suits used by the ancestors of the mining clans. They provide unmatched protection against environmental hazards – something Necromunda has in abundance. While equipped for deep core mining, they are equally adept at turning their drills, claws, and saws against any hostile wildlife or aggressive gangers they might encounter. This multipart plastic kit builds four Exo-kyn, which can also be used as Exo Masters, and two Techmite Exovator 078b miniatures for use in Ironhead Squat Prospector gangs in games of Necromunda. The doughty Exo-kyn can be armed with a selection of weapons, including two-handed hammers, storm-welders, hydraulic drills, rock saws, or Ironhead power fists. A choice of heads with open-face helmets or mask inserts is also included. The Techmite Exovator 078b are clad in the same layered ferramite armour coating as the exo-suits of their handlers and can also be armed with a variety of weaponry. The kit contains 132 plastic components, plus 2x Citadel 28mm Round Bases and 6x Citadel 32mm Round Bases. The miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
The Squat clans of Necromunda travel the wastes in massive land trains to search for deposits of rare resources in the hope of extracting all the wealth they can plunder. Gangs of Ironhead Squat Prospectors are armed with finely engineered weapons and powerful mining tools rigged to serve as improvised armaments. Upgrade your Ironhead Squat fighters with a selection of industrial-strength weaponry, allowing you to create a truly unique and formidable gang. Also included in this set are alternative heads to personalise your gang even further. This 62-piece plastic kit includes: – 12x alternative heads – 4x Ironhead hand flamers – 4x axes – 4x power pack mounts – 2x Ironhead flamers – 2x Ironhead meltaguns – 2x Ironhead autopistols – 2x Ironhead stub guns – 2x mining laser, each with 2x power packs – 2x photo-lumens – 2x holstered pistols – 2x Ironhead heavy flamers – 2x two-handed power axe/power pick with arm components – 2x Ironhead arc welders – 2x gem extractors – 2x circular stone saws – 2x pointing hands These parts are compatible with the Ironhead Squat Prospectors Gang kit, sold separately. These components are supplied unassembled and unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
The Squat clans of Necromunda have mined, traded, and survived on this dangerous planet for 10,000 years. When they locate a dig site, these abhuman delvers settle in to extract all the wealth they can plunder. Gangs of Prospectors patrol tightly guarded excavations or scout for fresh finds in the ash wastes, armed with finely engineered weapons and powerful mining tools rigged to serve as improvised armaments. This supplement expands the rules, tactics, and abilities available to Ironhead Squat Prospectors in games of Necromunda, introducing a wealth of new rules to add even more variety, scope and excitement to your battles in the underhive and ash wastes. This 128-page hardback book contains: – Ironhead Squats: An extensive background on the history of the Ironhead Squats. – Ironhead Squat Prospectors List: The rules you need to field an Ironhead Squat prospectors gang in games of Necromunda. – Hangers-on: Includes rules for using Hangers-on – Claim Jumper, Slopper, Rogue Docs, Ammo-Jacks, Gang Lookout, and Dome Runner. – Brutes: Includes rules for using Brutes – Ironhead Squat Vartijan Exo-Driller, Luther Pattern Excavation Automata (Ambot), and 'Jotunn' H-Grade Servitor Ogryn. – Vehicles: Includes rules for adding the Ironhead Squat Svenotar Scout Trike and Skalvian Explorator vehicles to your roster. – Hired Guns: Includes rules for using Bounty Hunters, House Agents, and Hive Scum. Also included are the costs, available equipment, and drawbacks (where necessary) for including hired guns, as well as rules and background for petitioning Orrin Grimjarl, Last Charter Lord of Jardlan. – Additional Rules: Contains a variety of new options, skills, and post-battle actions, as well as two gang-specific scenarios. – Weapon Reference Chart: A comprehensive weapons reference chart for all weapons and wargear available to the Ironhead Squat prospectors, and their allies. – Halls of the Ancients Gang Tactics: A D66 table of 18x Halls of the Ancients Gang Tactics. This is an expansion to Necromunda – you'll need a copy of the Necromunda: Core Rulebook or the Necromunda: Ash Wastes Rulebook to use the contents of this book. -
Spyrers are lethal hunters, noble children of House Helmawr equipped with an advanced hunting rig and sent into Necromunda's perilous depths to prove themselves. These cybernetic predators seek to rack up a body count worthy of their status, and enjoy the thrill of the hunt into the bargain. Malcadon, Yeld, and Jakara are light classes of Spyre warsuit, contrasting the heavy Orrus-class rigs. The Malcadon is a hyper-mobile brawler with grapnels and claws, while the Jakara duels with a shield and blade, and the Yeld soars above its prey. Veteran Spyrers may become Hunt Masters, entrusted with a rare Sovereign hunting rig capable of adapting to many different loadouts. This multipart plastic kit builds four elite Spyre Hunters – a Malcadon, Jakara, and Yeld Spyre Hunter, along with a veteran Hunt Master. These murderous predators are a terrifying core for Spyre Hunting Party gangs, or can join other House gangs as part of a Secundan Incursion. Each suit is designed to fit close to the Spyrer's body, giving them lethal manoeuvrability, with different wargear and loadouts for each specialist variant. This flexible kit includes enough components to build four Spyre Hunters – up to one winged Yeld Spyre Hunter, up to two Malcador and Jakara Spyre Hunters, and a Hunt Master to lead your gang. Contains: – 4x Spyre Hunter bodies in two different poses, each clad in light warsuits, with additional variation available in leg and arm poses – 8x Spyre Hunter heads in four different designs – Loads of weapons! 4 Malcadon slashing claws, 2 mirror shields, 2 monomolecular blades, 4 Yeld laser gauntlets, and a pair of Yeld wings This set comprises 72 plastic components and is supplied with 4x Necromunda 32mm Bases. They are supplied unassembled and unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. Rules for using Malcadon, Yeld, and Jakara Spyre Hunters can be found in Necromunda: Book of Desolation, which is available separately. -
Trazior Pattern Sentry Guns are illegal within the underhive, and with good reason – they will indiscriminately fire at anything that moves within its sights. However, gangs caught in desperate firefights still find uses for these deadly sentry weapons, just as long as they can keep out of the crossfire. This multipart plastic kit builds four Trazior Pattern Sentry Guns, plus two ammo crates for use in games of Necromunda. Two of these four-legged sentry guns are armed with twinned grenade launchers, while two are equipped with a pair of heavy stubbers. Any gang can buy and deploy these autonomous weapons, and each offers glueless assembly to allow you to swivel and adjust their aim mid-game. The ammo crates are loaded with grenades and stubber shells, and can be built with their lids open and closed – they also come with control consoles that can be mounted on the lid, allowing your gangers to operate the guns manually. Contains: – 2x Trazior Pattern Sentry Guns with twin grenade launchers – 2x Trazior Pattern Sentry Guns with twin heavy stubbers – 2x ammo crates with control consoles The miniatures in this kit are supplied unassembled and unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. Rules for using Trazior Pattern Sentry Guns in games of Necromunda can be found in Necromunda: Book of Desolation, which is available separately. -
Tek-hunters are the specialist explorers of House Van Saar, each selected for their unique skills and mastery of specialised equipment. The overlords of their house task them with dangerous but lucrative missions, such as locating and retrieving data crystals from the Underhells of Hive Secundus. The multipart plastic kit allows you to add veteran Tek-hunters to your House Van Saar gangs, building a roster of eight specialist delvers. Each Tek-hunter wears an armoured bodyglove and shoulder-mounted photo-lumen, to help them explore and survive the Secundan Underhells, and has access to a variety of specialist weaponry and equipment, such as the Bioteknist's servo-medicae or the Gunntek's long las. Contains: – 2x Augurteks with lasguns, or Gunnteks with long las rifles and refraction cloaks – 2x Bioteknists with lasguns, or Augurteks with las carbines, augurspexes, and vox arrays – 2x Bioteknists with servo-medicae and laspistols, or Gunnteks with lasguns – 2x Teknomats, each equipped with a rad gun or combi-weapon (flamer/man-catcher) This set comprises 178 plastic components and is supplied with 8x Necromunda 25mm Bases. They are supplied unassembled and unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. Rules for using Van Saar Tek-hunters can be found in Necromunda: Book of Desolation, which is available separately. -
The Malstrain is an insidious mutation of the Genestealer Curse. Experiments meant to create a vaccine against the xenos plague merely warped it into something new and terrible, an alien cancer that still lurks within Hive Secundus. The Genestealers of the Malstrain are terrible evolutionary missteps possessed of extreme speed and aggression, capable tearing a full-grown Goliath into bloody meat in seconds. They accompany the gangs and Brood Scum they have infected, joined by Malstrain Tyramites – overgrown insectoid parasites, bloated on Malstrain infection, who follow their chosen masters like faithful chittering hounds. This multipart plastic kit allows you to build your own Malstrain or Malstrain Corrupted gang, including six Malstrain Genestealers and four Malstrain Tyramites. Each of the Malstrain Genestealers sports razor-sharp claws and a range of head options, including drooling tongues, barbed ovipositors, and tentacles. The Malstrain Tyramites float around after them, with two tentacle options and two bodies. The kit also includes 10 mutated heads for creating Brood Scum, designed to be used with the Hive Scum models, which are sold separately. Contains: – 6x Malstrain Genestealer bodies in three designs, each with four chitinous alien arms that can produce a variety of skulking poses – 14x Malstrain Genestealer heads in seven different designs – 4x Malstrain Tyramites in two designs, with interchangeable tentacles in two different designs – 10x Brood Scum heads in five designs, perfectly suited to transforming Hive Scum bodies This set comprises 90 plastic components and is supplied with 6x Necromunda 40mm Bases, 4x Necromunda 25mm Bases, and 6x 35mm grove stems. . Miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. Rules for using these miniatures can be found in Necromunda: Book of Desolation, which is available separately. -
Spyrers are terrifying predators, wealthy scions of House Helmawr gifted with an advanced hunting rig and an array of deadly equipment. These consummate hunters care only for the kill, driven to accrue a gruesome body count in order to prove their mettle – and alleviate the crushing boredom of noble life. Orrus Spyre Hunters favour brute strength and armour over finesse, with warsuits designed to to bulldoze through lesser enemies in search of worthy prey. Spyrers are often accompanied by Caryatids, mildly psychic winged cherubs that tend to attach themselves to powerful figures. This multipart plastic kit builds two Orrus Spyre Hunters, accompanied by a Caryatid Prime. These cybernetic juggernauts are a formidable core for Spyre Hunting Party gangs, or can join other House gangs as part of a Secundan Incursion. Each Orrus Spyrer can be customised with different heads, and is armed with clawed power fists or power talon pincers, which incorporate a selection of ranged weaponry – bolt launchers, volkite dischargers, or a disintegration matrix. The Caryatid Prime flies atop its own base, a small, blue, winged humanoid creature prized by hivers as a good luck charm. Contains: – 2x Orrus Spyre Hunters, with two distinct body designs and four heads that can be used on either body – Orrus weapons! You'll find two sets of power fists and power talons that can be used with either Orrus, plus two sets of bolt launchers, one set of volkite chargers, and one set of disintegration matrices that can be integrated into either the fists or the talons – 1x Caryatid Prime This set comprises 72 plastic components and is supplied with 2x Necromunda 40mm Bases and 1x Necromunda 25mm Base. They are supplied unassembled and unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. Rules for using Orrus Spyre Hunters can be found in Necromunda: Book of Desolation, which is available separately. -
Hive Secundus, once the shining pinnacle of Necromunda, is now a haunted, alien-infested hell. A bastion of education and enlightenment, Hive Secundus was where Necromunda’s greatest minds were encouraged to prosper... until the Inquisition discovered the insidious truth lurking at the heart of Necromunda’s second city. The cancer was so deep-seated that Hive Secundus was razed to the ground, and the ruins declared quarantine extremis for more than a century. But, even the most diabolical weaponry in the Imperial arsenal couldn’t destroy the horrors below the Jewel of Necromunda... or the lost treasures that draw gangs into its grasp. It is time to leave Hive Primus as Necromunda: Book of Desolation introduces gangs to the perilous landscape of the abandoned hive. They will clash in search of priceless, ancient archeotech, all the while hunted by xenos horrors and the corrupted servants of the Malstrain. Inside this 144-page supplement, you will find: – Beyond the Dust Wall: Details about the terrifying Malstrain threat that lives in the Secundan abyss and Lady Haera's journey into the depths of the Underhells. – New Gangs: Rules for fielding Spyre Hunting Parties and Malstrain gangs, as well as modifying gangs to be Secundan Incursion gangs or Malstrain Corrupted gangs. – Desolation Campaign: A complete campaign for all Necromunda gangs in the Secundan Exclusion Zone. – Scenarios: Six new scenarios for the Desolation Campaign, including rules for using Roaming Horrors. – Ferryman Teams: Rules for including these guides to the Secundan Exclusion Zone in your Necromunda campaigns. – Vehicle Rules: A new Custom Rig profile and new vehicle Upgrades and Wargear. – Gang Tactics: Two new sets of gang tactics for players fighting in the Underhells of Hive Secundus and Spyrer Hunting Party gangs. This is an expansion to Necromunda – you'll need a copy of the Necromunda Core Rulebook, available separately, to use the contents of this book. -
Hive Secundus is a crumbling wasteland, infested with twisted Malstrain Genestealer broods. There are very few reasons to go there, but data crystal stacks are a compelling trophy for those with the will to secure them. Ancient structures remain each housing a number of these stacks in armoured alcoves, which allowed many of them to survive the destruction. They may look like junk, but they're a veritable gold mine for the savvy.
This multipart plastic kit allows you to build two Hive Data Stack Clusters for use as terrain in games of Necromunda. They're designed as fully three dimensional replacements for the artwork on the Hive Secundus game board, and matching the aesthetic of the Zone Mortalis terrain kits, which are available separately. Each piece features four alcoves connected to a central unit, and a separate additional alcove. The data crystal stacks are fully removable, allowing you plenty of options to model yours how you like. The kit includes: – 2x Hive Data Stack Clusters – 2x free-standing Alcoves – 12x removable data crystal stacks This set comprises 66 plastic components. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. Note that some components are intended to be assembled without glue.
