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Hell Pit Abominations are the pinnacle of the Master Moulders’ sciences, created by melding and mutating the flesh of plentiful hapless subjects with warpstone. They are living mountains of pulsating muscle and grafted meat – a riot of appendages, rodent maws, and weapons both biological and technological. This multipart plastic kit builds a Hell Pit Abomination, a thundering beast to support your Skaven armies in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Unsubtle in nature and application, these brutal creatures can break opposing front lines like so much rotten wood. Their gnashing teeth and flailing fists can dish out jaw-dropping amounts of punishment, and their twisted bodies can withstand the same, making them the lynchpin around which your offence can be built. This highly customisable kit lets you personalise your own Hell Pit Abomination with several options for limbs including a mechanical Clan Skryre limb, a plague censer, and a great grasping claw. The kit also contains optional jaws with giant tusks or a warpstone drill, Skaven and Rat Ogor heads, and other cosmetic accessories to make sure no two abominations look exactly alike. This kit comprises 78 plastic components, and 1x Citadel 120mm by 92mm Oval Base. This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
Necromancers are widely regarded as twisted and corrupt individuals who are obsessed with death and the avoidance of it at all costs. They are used (for they are rarely their own master) by Vampires to animate the broken corpses of their servants and return them to battle. To learn such dark magic, these desperate men will seek out a Necromancer or a Vampire to teach them, though this task is not without its own dangers and many aspirants have found themselves dying a grim death at the hands (or fangs) of their would-be tutor. Those that do survive invariably become powerful spell-casters, though their sanity is forever broken by the horrors they have witnessed. This plastic kit contains one Necromancer - a finely detailed kit that comes in six components and is supplied with a 32mm round base. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly - we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Paints. -
In ancient times, mighty warlords fought across the lands. Upon their death, these brutal warriors were buried deep beneath the ground, their tombs protected from thieves and looters by shamanistic spells. Many of these tombs are now long gone; but many others still remain. Some were built in areas where Dark Magic flows and pools. In these accursed places, the incumbents rest uneasily. When the Dark Magic grows strong, the ancient warlords rise from their crypts as Wight Kings, eyes glowing with unnatural life. The merest touch of their blade can drain the life from their foes, or slice through flesh and bone with effortless ease. This plastic kit contains one Wight King with Baleful Tomb Blade- a finely detailed kit that comes in 5 components, supplied with a Citadel 32mm Round base. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly - we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Paints. -
Centurion Devastator Squads are long-range specialists who pound enemy positions with salvos of heavy weapons fire. They are primarily employed to besiege defended enemy positions, or used as mobile firebases to strengthen the Space Marine battle lines. This 3 man kit makes the Centurion Devastator Squad, providing every weapon and upgrade available to the unit. Before you add the specific weapon combinations you need to build the bodies. There are 3 distinct torsos; 3 individual sets of legs; 6 unique shoulder pad designs; and 7 heads (3 bare, and 4 helmeted) to choose from. The Centurion Devastator Squad’s arms can be equipped with either twin-linked heavy bolters, twin-linked lascannons; or grav cannons and grav-amps. The chest plates can be armed with either a hurricane bolter or a missile launcher. To add the finishing touches to your squad there is an additional helmet plume to make it clear who the Sergeant is; an omniscope; an eagle back banner; purity seals; and an iron halo. The Space Marine range is designed so that all of the plastic parts can be swapped between different kits. Whilst the Centurion Devastator Squad is a really unique unit all the heads can be interchanged with those of the rest of the Space Marine range. As can the myriad extra pieces of equipment that can be found in other Space Marine kits, allowing the opportunity to create truly unique collections of miniatures. This plastic kit contains 175 components with which to make either a 3 man Space Marine Centurion Devastator Squad or 3 man Centurion Assault Squad. Also included is 1 Ultramarines Infantry Transfer Sheet with which to add Chapter iconography and squad markings. This kit comes supplied unpainted and requires assembly - we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Paints. -
The Goremongers are rabid cultists who have seen the glory of Khorne daemons and lived to tell the tale. When they go to battle, they wield a wide variety of weapons, from great double-handed chainaxes to blood-letting knives, harpoons, and autopistols – arms to better let the blood flow. This set of 40 cards will help you keep track of your Goremongers in games of Kill Team. There are individual cards for your team selection rules, operatives, faction rules, strategy and firefight ploys, and faction and universal equipment rules. They are an ideal way to easily check key information in the heat of battle. Contains 40 Cards: – 7x Operative datacards – 9x Faction rule cards – 4x Faction equipment cards – 4x Strategy ploy cards – 4x Firefight ploy cards – 1x Marker/Token guide card – 1x Team selection card – 10x Universal equipment cards All cards measure 121mm by 70mm. You'll need a copy of the Kill Team: Core Book, which is available separately, to make full use of these cards. -
Rapier carriers are semi-automated tracked weapons carriers with on-board targeting systems and power generators. They are designed to mount support weaponry too large and cumbersome for even the superhuman strength of a Space Marine to carry. Common armaments include quad heavy bolters for anti-personnel duty, while less commonly, more exotic weaponry such as the graviton cannon are mounted for special operations. This multipart plastic kit builds two Rapier Carrier weapons platforms and four crew – mobile artillery for your Legiones Astartes armies in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. Each Rapier Carrier can be built with either a heavy-infantry shredding quad heavy bolter battery, or a vehicle-killing graviton cannon. The heads, accessories, and backpacks are interchangeable across the crew of two spotters and two controllers, so you can customise their appearance. This kit has no Legion-specific markings, meaning you can use it in any Space Marines force, whether you are loyal to the Emperor, or have joined Horus in his rebellion. The kit comprises 137 plastic components, 2x Citadel 60mm Round Bases, 4x Citadel 32mm Round Bases, and 1x Legion Infantry Transfer Sheet containing 293 high-quality waterslide transfers – featuring Legion iconography for the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists – to decorate your miniatures. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
Tarantula Sentry Guns are utilitarian weapons platforms, often used to bolster exposed flanks or rear line positions to free up the Adeptus Astartes troops. Little more than a sturdy base with a mobile turret, they are designed to mount several different weapons as needs demand. Though simple, they are effective when deployed well. This multipart plastic kit builds two Tarantula Sentry Guns, automated weapons platforms for your Legiones Astartes armies in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. Each can be armed with one of four different types of weapons – armour-busting lascannons, infantry-slaying heavy bolters, a sentry melta array for the heaviest armour, or volkite culverins to shred hordes of infantry. Whatever enemies you're going up against, there's a configuration for you. This kit has no Legion-specific markings, meaning you can use it in any Space Marines force, whether you are loyal to the Emperor, or have joined Horus in his rebellion. This kit comprises 68 plastic components. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
Tarantula Missile Batteries are utilitarian weapons platforms, often used to bolster exposed flanks or rear line positions to free up the Adeptus Astartes troops. Little more than a sturdy base with a mobile turret, they are designed to mount several different weapons as needs demand. Though simple, they are effective when deployed well. This multipart plastic kit builds two Tarantula Missile Batteries, automated weapons platforms for your Legiones Astartes armies in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. Each can be armed with either a Hyperios missile launcher to take on armour and aircraft, or Orias frag missiles to blast apart hordes of infantry. Whatever enemies you're going up against, there's a configuration for you. This kit has no Legion-specific markings, meaning you can use it in any Space Marines force, whether you are loyal to the Emperor, or have joined Horus in his rebellion. This kit comprises 58 plastic components. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
Sanctifier kill teams often follow Imperial military forces across different war zones, locating worlds where faith is lacking and rooting out malcontents and heretics. They task themselves with cleansing holy sites of corruption, burning away the taint of Chaos and reconsecrating recaptured ground with blood, incense, and prayer. This multipart plastic kit builds 11 Sanctifiers. These miniatures can be used as zealous Sanctifiers operatives in games of Kill Team, or fielded in an Adepta Sororitas army in games of Warhammer 40,000. The kit includes options, accessories, and different heads to customise your kill team, plus components to build specialists like the flame-loving Conflagrator, stealthy Death Cult Assassin, unnatural Miraculist, and more. Inside the box, you will also find a sheet of 39 double-sided Sanctifiers tokens, so you can easily keep track of your equipment and in-game effects in the heat of battle. This kit comprises 88 plastic components, 1x Citadel 32mm Round Base, and 10x Citadel 25mm Round Bases. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
Rapier carriers are semi-automated tracked weapons carriers with on-board targeting systems and power generators. They are designed to mount support weaponry too large and cumbersome for even the superhuman strength of a Space Marine to carry. Common armaments include laser destroyer arrays for anti-armour duties, and so-called ‘thudd gun’ multi-launchers for siege warfare and suppressive fire. This multipart plastic kit builds two Rapier Carrier weapons platforms and four crew – mobile artillery for your Legiones Astartes armies in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. Each Rapier Carrier can be built with either an armour-busting laser destroyer, or a siege specialist quad launcher. The heads, accessories, and backpacks are interchangeable across the crew of two spotters and two controllers, so you can customise their appearance. This kit has no Legion-specific markings, meaning you can use it in any Space Marines force, whether you are loyal to the Emperor, or have joined Horus in his rebellion. The kit comprises 137 plastic components, 2x Citadel 60mm Round Bases, 4x Citadel 32mm Round Bases, and 1x Legion Infantry Transfer Sheet containing 293 high-quality waterslide transfers – featuring Legion iconography for the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists – to decorate your miniatures. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
Sanctifier kill teams wear no uniform and follow no formal discipline. Little more than a rabble of zealous cultists, they go to war wielding a wild array of weapons, most of which incorporate some form of flamer with which to purify the unclean. This set of 37 cards will help you keep track of your Sanctifiers in games of Kill Team. There are individual cards for your team selection rules, operatives, faction rules, strategy and firefight ploys, and faction and universal equipment rules. They are an ideal way to easily check key information in the heat of battle. Contains 37 Cards: – 11x Operative datacards – 2x Faction rule cards – 4x Faction equipment cards – 4x Strategy ploy cards – 4x Firefight ploy cards – 1x Marker/Token guide card – 1x Team selection card – 10x Universal equipment cards All cards measure 121mm by 70mm. You'll need a copy of the Kill Team: Core Book, which is available separately, to make full use of these cards. -
The Goremongers are rabid cultists who have seen the glory of Khorne daemons and lived to tell the tale. When they go to battle, they wield a wide variety of weapons, from great double-handed chainaxes to blood-letting knives, harpoons, and autopistols – arms to better let the blood flow. This multipart plastic kit builds 8 Goremongers. These miniatures can be used as bloodthirsty Goremongers operatives in games of Kill Team, or fielded in a World Eaters army in games of Warhammer 40,000. The kit includes options, accessories, and different heads to customise your kill team, plus components to build specialists like the murderous Skullclaimer, quicksilver Inciter, vicious Impaler, and more. Inside the box, you will also find a sheet of 38 double-sided Goremongers tokens, so you can easily keep track of your equipment and in-game effects in the heat of battle. This kit comprises 85 plastic components, and 8x Citadel 32mm Round Bases. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
A Warhammer 40,000 Background and Art Book This stunning art and background book brings each of the First Founding Chapters to life with in-depth lore and phenomenal new illustrations. READ IT BECAUSE Take a deep dive into the background of the nine loyalist Chapters of the First Founding, legendary heroes who have remained true to the Emperor for 10,000 years. DESCRIPTION Following the Age of Strife, with Humanity teetering on the brink of annihilation, the Emperor of Mankind unleashed a weapon of unimaginable power. His Space Marines. These mighty warriors, forged in the furnace of war, were marshalled together into the twenty Legions known as the First Founding. In the Era Indomitus, nine of the warrior brotherhoods remain true. Once Legions, now Chapters, they stand defiant as mankind's bulwark against the heretic, the xenos and the daemon. This art and background book explores the iconic loyalist Chapters of the First Founding in depth, bringing to life their distinct identities, cultures, and doctrines of warfare through more than thirty specially commissioned illustrations, including nine phenomenal double-page artworks. Within its pages, you'll find detailed lore, background information, and stunning artwork for: – Dark Angels – White Scars – Space Wolves – Imperial Fists – Blood Angels – Iron Hands – Ultramarines – Salamanders – Raven Guard Written by Guy Haley, Nick Kyme, John French, David Guymer, and Callum Davis. -
In the wake of the Great Gun's reverberations, alien growths are discovered among the foundations of the great city of Hive Fissilicus. Bionically augmented Tech-Priests lead Battleclades of their cyborg servants beneath the hive city to halt the spread, but awaken monstrous aliens, leading to furious fighting. This expansion includes two multipart plastic and push-fit kill teams, a set of Tyranid-themed terrain features, a horde of non-player operatives for solo and cooperative play, rules, datacards, and accessories for your games of Kill Team. It continues the ongoing narrative on Volkus, and introduces fresh ways to play, more operatives, and strategies – it's an ideal way to add even more variety to your games. This boxed set contains: – 80-page softcover Typhon Dossier: All the background, artwork, and rules for both of the two kill teams in the box, plus an overview of the planet Volkus, the Tyranid infestation underneath Hive Fissilicus, and the kill teams clashing amidst the growths. This book includes two new Mission Packs – one for solo or cooperative play, and another to add Tyranid non-player operatives for both teams to contend with. – Battleclade Kill Team: The Adeptus Mechanicus let their tech thralls loose to cleanse the infestation, led by a Technoarcheologist and a Servitor Underseer. These 10x multipart plastic and push-fit miniatures include a variety of weapons and cosmetic options, as well as an Adeptus Mechanicus Transfer Sheet. You'll find all the bits you need to build specialists like the Technomedic Servitor, Breacher Servitor, and Auto-Proxy Servitor. – Raveners Kill Team: Hulking, multi-limbed xenos creatures that attack by bursting from underground tunnels. These 5x multipart plastic miniatures can be built as Ravener Warriors, and specialist bits are included to build a Ravener Prime, Wrecker, Tremorscythe, Felltalon, and Venomspitter. – Hormagaunts and Ripper Swarm: This set of multipart plastic miniatures builds 10x small but vicious Tyranid Hormagaunts, along with 1x Ripper Swarm, to use as non-player operatives in solo play and cooperative games. – Killzone Upgrade: Tyranid Infestation: This terrain set includes 2x gestation sacs, 2x shardspewer growths, 2x capillary towers, 1x brood nest, 2x underbrood mounds, 2x capillary roots, 2x spore vents, and one piece that builds either 1x brood nest or 1x spore chimney. This set is designed to work with the Typhon Mission Pack within the Typhon Dossier. – Battleclade Datacards: 32x Datacards covering operative rules, abilities, faction rules, ploys, faction equipment, universal equipment, and more. – Ravener Datacards: 33x Datacards covering operative rules, abilities, faction rules, ploys, faction equipment, universal equipment, and more. – Typhon Card Pack: Includes 10x Typhon Event Cards, and 6x non-player operative datacards – Combined Token Sheet: Easily track abilities, objectives, equipment, and points throughout your games with team-themed tokens. The sheet contains 78x tokens – 39x double-sided cardboard tokens for the Battleclade kill team, and 39x double-sided cardboard tokens for the Raveners kill team. This set comprises 298 plastic components, 1x Citadel 32mm Round Slotta Base, 3x Citadel 32mm Round Bases, 6x Citadel 25mm Round Bases, 6x Citadel 40mm Round Bases, and 10x Citadel 28.5mm Round Bases. This set also includes 1x Adeptus Mechanicus Transfer Sheet containing 320 high-quality waterslide transfers for you to use to decorate your models. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. The Kill Teams, datacards, tokens, terrain pieces, and other elements of this product will be available separately at a later date. You will need a copy of the Kill Team: Core Book and Killzone: Volkus, both available separately, to make full use of the contents of this box. -
A Warhammer 40,000 Novel Gryphonne IV is dead – one of the mightiest forge worlds in the arsenal of the Adeptus Mechanicus, succumbed to the relentless hunger of Hive Fleet Leviathan. Devoured. Lost. The few magi that survive drift in idleness, robbed of purpose and direction. But there is one who rejects that fate. READ IT BECAUSE It’s the gripping tale of an Explorator desperately seeking ancient technologies in a race against time to restore one of the mightiest forge worlds in the Imperium. THE STORY Explorator Talin Sherax seeks ancient and miraculous technologies from the distant past. When she learns of a fabled relic that could restore her lost homeworld, Sherax embarks on a journey, the outcome of which could change everything. Nothing will stand in her way… even if the quest brings her to the brink of heresy. Written by Jonathan D Beer. -
Skaven magic is dominated by warp lightning and seemingly endless hordes of surging rats. Wherever the ratmen go, foul sorcery follows, sullying the Mortal Realms with their very presence. This multipart plastic kit builds a set of magical Manifestations for your Skaven armies in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. There are three miniatures to represent the Warp Lightning Vortex – a deadly storm of warpstone energy that disrupts movement and deals devastating damage. The all-consuming swarm of unholy vermin known as the Vermintide overwhelms nearby units, while the Bell of Doom inspires Skaven while striking despair into the hearts of your foes. Contains: – 1x Vermintide – 1x Bell of Doom – 3x Warp Lightning Vortex components This kit comprises 25 plastic components, 1x Citadel 120mm by 92mm Oval Base, and 4x Citadel 40mm Round Bases. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
Magical Gnawholes allow a seemingly endless stream of Skaven to be funnelled up from the depths of Blight City and overwhelm enemy lines. Their unstable nature makes them incredibly dangerous to pass near, as warp lightning skitters around the rupture. This multipart plastic kit builds a set of three Gnawholes, faction terrain for your Skaven armies in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. These bizarre magical rifts offer several benefits to your army, from damaging nearby enemy units, to allowing you to deploy reinforcements straight into the heat of battle. They are also a fantastic addition to your collection, replete with verminous details, bells, and braziers that fit right into the Skaven aesthetic. This kit comprises 102 plastic components. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
White Dwarf is the official 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 June issue: Planet Warhammer Miniatures, letters, and questions sent in by readers. Plus hobby-related news! Worlds of Warhammer The Blacktalons come under scrutiny in this issue’s hero focus. Hobby Hangout Looking for some basing inspiration for your miniatures? This is the article for you. WARHAMMER 40,000 Notes on the Blood God We unlock the Grey Knights' grimoires to learn more about the Blood God! Chain-driven Bloodshed Grrraaawwh! Screaachhaaa! Scraaakkaachaa! What’s your favourite chainblade? Arkoth's Bloodpact A bloodthirsty Slaughterbound leads this new Combat Patrol for the World Eaters. Aspects of War Khorne’s got his eye on this battlefield! Uniquely gory new game rules. Basic Training Get to know your opponent’s army with a few pre-game questions. Like, where’s the cake? The Crucible of Blood World champion snooker player Neil Robertson shares his World Eaters collection. WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMAR Death and Depravity Diving into the love-hate relationship between Khorne and his brother Slaanesh. Korghos Khul Just who is the skull-masked, axe-wielding leader of the Goretide? The Rise of Khul The infamous warlord gets three legends warscrolls, including one as a Daemon Prince! Battle Report: An Excess of Violence Khul’s Goretide attempt to stop a decadent ritual from taking place. Much blood is spilled. Glory Points Building Nemesis decks for Khorne and Slaanesh warbands. Who will you choose? OTHER ARTICLES Prelude to Bloodshed Still not enough World Eaters for you? Well, here’s a Horus Heresy-era army too! Trials of Albarak: A Debt of Ale Where’s all the ale gone? Albarak must find some booze for the king’s big bash. WHITE DWARF BUNKER Access Granted Here you'll find our painting challenges and the latest Bunker news. The Kill Team League The studio’s Kill Team league is over! We take a look at the best-painted teams and find out who was crowned Top Op in the final battle. Satellite Uplink The Dadhammer Support Network join us to chat about parenting and gaming (in that order). Plus, we show off some Gods of War! Bunker Bingo! What have we been up to this month in the White Dwarf team? Bit o’ paintin’ perhaps? Each copy of White Dwarf 513 also comes with a cardboard insert containing a double-sided card featuring the Warhammer Age of Sigmar and Warhammer 40,000 Scenarios of the Month, and 8x Khorne Boon cards for Kill Team. -
A Horus Heresy Novel Knight of the Angelicasta. Saviour of the Lion. Grand Master of the Order. Lord of the Dark Angels. Protector of Caliban. Chaos Heretic. Destroyer of Caliban. Sorcerer of the Abyss. Arch-traitor. Dark Oracle. First of the Fallen. Can one man be all of these things? READ IT BECAUSE Hero. Villain. Protector. Destroyer. Loyal. Fallen. Luther embodies the duality at the heart of the Dark Angels – but what is his story? Prepare to find out and get some new insights into the man who shaped the destiny of the First Legion for ten millennia. THE STORY Kept alive and imprisoned for ten thousand years, Luther is the curse and the salvation of the Dark Angels made manifest. None are so close to the heart and history of the Chapter as the man that embodies all that was great about the First Legion and all that is shameful about the Dark Angels. In his story is writ the tale of the Horus Heresy and the fall from Enlightenment in a single long life. Glory, honour, pride, shame, and betrayal weave a tapestry of truth and lies that the Supreme Grand Masters of the Dark Angels have sought to understand and unbind across ten bloody millennia. Luther claims repentance for his past deeds, but was it his sins that condemned the Chapter to its secretive fate, or should warnings from history have been more closely heeded? Written by Gav Thorpe. -
As the Chaos Knights march to war, the skies darken with unnatural storms, and the ground shakes beneath the tread of towering war engines. When gathered beneath the banner of a suitably tyrannical or diabolical leader, entire lances of Chaos Knights can shatter armies and conquer worlds. These nightmarish machines – and their heretical pilots – are death to any who face them on the field of battle. Codex: Chaos Knights is a vital book for collectors who enjoy the thunderous steps of infernal war machines. This impressive tome is packed with twisted artwork, heretical background material, stunning photography, and the rules you need to set these hulking brutes on a path to destruction in games of Warhammer 40,000. You’ll find datasheets, Detachments, rules for using Dreadblades in your other Chaos armies, and narrative Crusade rules. This book will bring glory to the Dark Gods, no matter your allegience, or how you like to collect, paint, and play with your Chaos Knights. Inside this 104-page hardback book, you'll find: – Riveting background material about the Chaos Knight Houses, including how they operate, and their infernal heraldry – Photography of massed Knight charges, and artwork that will set your imagination ablaze – Rules for using Chaos Knights in games of Warhammer 40,000, with four Detachments, and 11 datasheets to cover the available configurations – A set of rules for working out your own twisted narrative campaign This book also contains a one-use code to unlock Codex: Chaos Knights content in Warhammer 40,000: The App. -
Knights Ruinator charge the enemy lines amidst searing torrents of cursed flame and salvoes of shocking terrorpulse missiles. Fixating on a single foe or enemy formation until it is utterly destroyed, then moving on to the next, these ghastly war engines burn and drill a trail of utter devastation for their comrades to follow into the very heart of their foes' position. This multipart plastic kit builds a mighty Chaos Knight in one of four configurations for your Chaos Knight armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. They can also be fielded as allied Dreadblades in your other Chaos Space Marines, Death Guard, Emperor's Children, Thousand Sons, or World Eaters armies. The Knight Ruinator specialises in causing maximum damage at shorter ranges, but whichever class you choose to build will bring an arsenal of weapons loaded with terrible power. Just one of these mighty war machines can change the course of an entire battle. With different vicious faceplates and optional chains, pipes, spikes, and horns, you'll be able to create a truly unique engine of malice. This kit can build one of the following miniatures: – Knight Ruinator, armed with darkflame lance, fellbore, and terrorpulse missiles – Knight Abominant, armed with volkite combustor, balemace, electroscurge, and diabolus heavy stubber – Knight Rampager, armed with reaper chainsword, warpstrike claw, and diabolus heavy stubber – Knight Desecrator, armed with desecrator laser destructor, diabolus heavy stubber, and either a reaper chainsword or a warpstrike claw This kit comprises 207 plastic components, and 1x Citadel 170mm by 109mm Oval Base. This set also includes 1x Chaos Knight Transfer Sheet, containing 339 high-quality waterslide transfers to decorate your miniature. This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
Chaos Knights are weapons of terror, and the sight of one stalking through the rubble is enough to send most opponents fleeing before the battle has even begun. This is a set of 16 six-sided dice with squared edges for use in games of Warhammer 40,000, themed around the Chaos Knights. They are cast in pearlised off-white acrylic plastic with green ink markings, and measure 16mm along each edge. The 1-5 facings are traditionally pipped and each '6' face is decorated with the stylised helmet icon of the Chaos Knights. -
White Dwarf is the official 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 May issue: Planet Warhammer Miniatures, letters, and questions sent in by readers. Plus hobby-related news! WARHAMMER 40,000 Notes on the Plague God A fully sanctioned treatise on the Death Guard. Purify these pages once you've read them. The Gloeming Blades Plague Surgeon Phlegmus Gloem leads this new Death Guard Combat Patrol into battle. Aspects of War Eurgh! What are we standing in? Rules for fighting over tainted ground. Bring wellies. Heralds of Nurgle A 14-page (auspicious!) gallery of Death Guard and Maggotkin of Nurgle collections. Hobby Hangout It’s grime time in the hangout. Features tips on painting rust, verdigris and corrosion. Lovely! Data Exload: The Grey Knights Read this important dossier on Chapter 666. Then prepare for a mind-wipe. WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMAR Battle at Fort Dakkbad Dakkbad Grotkicker returns home to find his lands overrun by skeletons… Reclaim da Fort! … so he sets out to smash them all to bits in this climactic Flashpoint battleplan. Brush Tips The ’Eavy Metal team joins us to talk about how they painted the new Soulblight Gravelords. Glory Points It’s time to do some Nemesis deck building! Borgit’s Beastgrabbaz are the test crew. Basic Training We discuss planning ahead in our first ever Basic Training for Warhammer Underworlds! OTHER ARTICLES Portraits of War Golden Demon winner Roman Lappat shares his unique Warhammer 3D portraits. Words of the Rohirrim The screenwriters for The War of the Rohirrim™ chat movies, miniatures and heroic showdowns. Paint Splatter Stage-by-stage painting guides for Warriors of Rohan and Hill Tribesmen. Trials of Albarak: A Debt of Stone A white-bearded duardin with a nice axe appears in this short story. Who could it be…? WHITE DWARF BUNKER Access Granted! Kill Team action grips the studio Bunker and we celebrate the return of club of the month. Kill Team League Games developer Lelia talks us through the first round of action in the studio Kill Team league. Satellite Uplink Monsters and machines dominate this month’s painting challenge. Meanwhile, the NOMADS talk about their international Blood Bowl group. Bunker Bingo What have the White Dwarf team been up to this month? A whole lot of gaming by the looks of it! Each copy of White Dwarf 512 also comes with a cardboard insert containing a double-sided card featuring the Warhammer Age of Sigmar and Warhammer 40,000 Scenarios of the Month, 6x Aspects of War cards, and 2x double-sided White Dwarf paint recipe cards. -
White Dwarf is the official 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 April issue: Planet Warhammer Models, letters and questions sent in by readers. Plus, hobby-related news! WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMAR A Beastly Darkness The Ironsunz seek to evict some unwanted interlopers from their territory. Unwanted Guests The second instalment of our three-part campaign, set in the Gnashka Plateau. WARHAMMER 40,000 Worlds Of Warhammer The Prince of Pleasure reigns supreme in an article about those who love and loathe them. Champions Of Excess Fulgrim’s sons return, and they're more depraved (and pinker) than ever before! Lords Of War: Fulgrim Dare you read more about the Daemon Primarch Fulgrim? Gird your souls, mortals! Rise Of The Phoenician Miniatures designer meets ’Eavy Metal painter in an article about Fulgrim’s new model. Paint Splatter Finally, an excuse to use pink paint on a model. Learn how to paint the Emperor’s Children. Depraved Coterie Emperor’s Children + Slaaneshi daemons = unique Combat Patrol force! Sublime Strike Prepare to be boarded! An exclusive Boarding Actions force for the Emperor’s Children. Battle Report: The Lure Of She Who Thirsts Slaanesh’s devoted followers and devoted haters clash over a room full of daemons. Aspects Of War Today’s battlefield meteorological report warns of radiation with a hint of darkness. The Ancient & The Eldritch Part II of our colossal Designers’ Notes on the Aeldari. This time: Aspect Warriors! Echoes From The Warp Walk the Path of the Games Developer as David and Duncan talk about Codex: Aeldari. Vexation An Imperial ship gets boarded by the Death Guard in this short story. And then… WHITE DWARF BUNKER Access Granted! The studio’s Kill Team league begins! Kill Team League Games developer Leila introduces the latest gaming challenge taking place in the Bunker. Joint Ops: Procession Of The Firing Scroll Mission Pack Team up in a fast-paced narrative mission for Kill Team set in the shadow of the Great Gun. Satellite Uplink A display of magical maestros. Bunker Bingo! What have the White Dwarf team been up to this month? Each copy of White Dwarf 511 also comes with a cardboard insert containing a double-sided card featuring the Warhammer Age of Sigmar and Warhammer 40,000 Scenarios of the Month, 6x Kill Team cards, and 2x double-sided White Dwarf paint recipe cards. -
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White Dwarf is the official 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 February's issue: Planet Warhammer Letters, questions, and pictures of miniatures sent in by readers. Worlds of Warhammer We investigate the fundamental truths of the Warhammer universes. Sounds serious! WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMAR Forged Upon the Anvil It’s alive! Mwahahahaha! A closer look at the rules for creating your own Age of Sigmar characters… Hobby Hangout …followed by an article showing you how you can make one of your very own! Bring your imagination. And some glue. Battle Report: A Proper Skrap Two Anvil of Apotheosis characters clash as a Slaves to Darkness army raids an Ironjawz encampment. Chaos and destruction ensue. Glory Points Do you Flex? Do you Strike? Take & Hold, or Mastery? What’s your playing style for the new edition of Warhammer Underworlds? WARHAMMER 40,000 Basic Training Cleanse. Sabotage. No Prisoners. How to score Secondary Missions in the first battle round. The Regiments of Krieg An in-depth look at the Death Korps of Krieg and the organisation of their siege regiments. Brush Tips Get down and dirty with the ’Eavy Metal team as they talk about weathering and battle damage on the new Krieg miniatures. Honour and Infamy Combat Patrol rules for Imperial and Chaos Knights. Things are about to get violent! OTHER ARTICLES Sons of Cthonia We showcase a gorgeous Sons of Horus army painted by keen green painter Rob Higgins. Riot of Colour Oscar Lars shares his super-neon, retro-style Necromunda gangs. Amber nostalgia alert. Tatters of Hope Part 4 The Tattershields encounter the Adeptus Mechanicus. Perhaps they wish they hadn't… WHITE DWARF BUNKER Access Granted! We give you the new Bunker achievements and ranks card. Car Show Have a look at some of the entries from the studio Car Show, including the winners of the Street Race. Satellite Uplink We could be heroes! We show off your best bosses and laudable leaders. Bunker Bingo! The White Dwarf team show off what they've been working on recently. Each copy of White Dwarf 509 also comes with a cardboard insert containing a card featuring the scenarios of the month for Warhammer Age of Sigmar and Warhammer 40,000, a White Dwarf Bunker ranks card, a Street Race dashboard, and 10" of tarmac (for racing and showcasing cars). -
The Shamans of the Beastmen are vile to behold, their filthy bodies covered in matted fur into which all manner of crude fetishes and grim charms are woven. Not even the mightiest Beastlord would harm a Bray-Shaman, for they speak the will of the Dark Gods, and those that defy the gods pay the highest price of all. This multipart plastic kit builds one Beastman Shaman, a wild wizard for your Beastmen Brayherds armies in Warhammer: The Old World. Armed with a Braystaff, and clad in robes, it can be used as either a Bray-Shaman or Great Bray-Shaman to provide magical support to your true Children of Chaos. This kit comprises 8 plastic components, 1x Citadel 25mm Square Base, and 1x Citadel 30mm Square Base. This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
Gors form the great mass of the Warherds. With the head and legs of a goat, the upper torso of a Man, the savage fangs of wolves – with which to tear great chunks of flesh from their foes – and muscular, robust bodies, they are well-suited to acting out their primal urges. One thing all true Beastmen have in common is their horns, without which they cannot be considered real Gors. This multipart plastic kit builds 30 Gors, bloodthirsty infantry for your Beastmen Brayherds armies in games of Warhammer: The Old World. They are an ideal core for your force – both stalwart in defence and dangerous in attack. They can be assembled as one large unit, or two units of 15 warriors, each with their own optional champion, standard bearer, and musician. The horns, heads, hand weapons, and shields in the kit are interchangeable across the bodies, making it easy to customise your units. This kit comprises 222 plastic components, 30x Citadel 25mm Square Bases, and 1x Beastmen Brayherds Transfer sheet containing 204 high-quality waterslide transfers to decorate your miniatures. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. These miniatures are also available in the Beastmen Brayherds Battalion boxed set. -
Bestigors are the strongest and most vicious of Beastmen. They typically carry massive axes and wear solid, heavy plates of armour and chainmail adorned with all manner of grisly trophies taken from those that have put up a fight before being cut into pieces. This multipart plastic kit builds 20 Bestigors, elite melee infantry for your Beastmen Brayherds armies in games of Warhammer: The Old World. These savage warriors make ideal line breakers, able to hack their way through foes with their great weapons. They can be assembled as one large unit, or two units of 10 warriors, each with their own optional champion, standard bearer, and musician. The standard bearer has a choice of two different banner toppers, and the horns, heads, and weapons in the kit are interchangeable across the bodies, making it easy to customise your units. This kit comprises 184 plastic components, 20x Citadel 30mm Square Bases, and 1x Beastmen Brayherds Transfer sheet containing 204 high-quality waterslide transfers to customise your miniatures. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
The savage Beastmen Brayherds worship the gods of Chaos in a primordial form, with simple rituals and a thirst for destruction. They are a terrifying foe to face, bearing down in a degenerate tide of hooves and horns. This is a set of 20 round-cornered six-sided dice for use in games of Warhammer: The Old World, themed around the Beastmen Brayherds. They are cast in pearlescent brown acrylic plastic with white markings, and measure 16mm along each edge. On the standard D6s, the 1-5 facings are traditionally pipped and each '6' face is decorated with the bestial icon of the Beastmen Brayherds. Contents: – 18x D6 dice with a Beastmen Brayherds icon on the '6' face – 1x Artillery dice (labelled 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, Misfire) – 1x Scatter dice -
Disorganised raiding parties more than a disciplined army, the hosts of the Beastmen Brayherds are filled with slavering, savage creatures hell-bent on destruction and blood-spilling. These otherworldly monsters surge forward in vicious hordes armed with axes, crude spears, and shields. This boxed set builds a solid core of a Beastmen Brayherds army for use in games of Warhammer: The Old World. It's ideal if you're looking to start a new collection or bolster an existing one, and you'll save money compared to buying the kits separately. A wizard-hating Cygor – which can alternatively be built as a hulking Ghorgon – is the lynchpin of the force, ready to crush your biggest threats. Around its feet, hordes of Ungors skirmish forwards. These flexible warriors can be armed with crude bows, spears, or hand weapons and shields to take on any foes. Brutal Gors fill out your numbers in a flood of hard-hitting soldiers with paired hand weapons, or hand weapons and shields, to smash through enemy lines. This boxed set contains 61 multipart plastic miniatures: – 1x Cygor (which can alternatively be built as a Ghorgon) – 30x Gor – 30x Ungor This kit comprises 603 plastic components, 1x Citadel 60mm by 100mm Rectangular Base, and 60x Citadel 25mm Square Bases. This set also includes 2x Beastmen Brayherds Transfer sheets, each containing 204 high-quality waterslide transfers to decorate your miniatures. The miniatures in this box are also available separately. -
Prince Imrahil is the Lord of Dol Amroth and the brother-in-law of Denethor. A warrior of almost unrivalled skill, valour and honour, Imrahil immediately answers the call of Minas Tirith, mustering the armies of the Fiefdoms and riding to the defence of the White City. It is he who leads the charge out from the gates of Minas Tirith, bringing aid to Aragorn and Éomer and playing a major part in ensuring victory upon the Pelennor. This multipart plastic kit builds Prince Imrahil, both on foot and mounted, for your Grief of Éomer, The Fiefdoms, Defenders of the Pelennor, or Men of the West armies in the Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game. Whichever version you use, this inspiring hero is an ideal leader for your knightly forces. This kit comprises 31 plastic components, 1x Citadel 40mm Round Base, and 1x Citadel 25mm Round Base. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. Rules for using Prince Imrahil of Dol Amroth in The Fiefdoms can be found in the Armies of Middle-earth publication, which is available separately. Rules for using him in Grief of Éomer, Defenders of the Pelennor, and Men of the West armies can be found in the Armies of The Lord of the Rings™ publication, also available separately. -
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. -
Bolg is a savage and ruthless Orc who fights with staggering strength and brutality, aiming to sever limbs and shed blood with every swing of his huge war pick. He will follow any task his father sets him with complete loyalty, whether that be to track and hunt the company of Thorin Oakenshield through the forest of Mirkwood and beyond, or to command the vast legions of Mount Gundabad to wage war upon the Lonely Mountain. This multipart plastic kit builds Bolg, both on foot and mounted on a Fell Warg, for your Army of Gundabad or Azog's Hunters armies in the Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game. The Orc bow on his back is optional, but he always carries a massive two-handed weapon to bludgeon his way through enemy warriors. This burly hero deals in slaughter and torture and is ideal for anyone looking for an unsubtle approach to battle. This kit comprises 33 plastic components, 1x Citadel 40mm Round Base, and 1x Citadel 25mm Round Base. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. Rules for using Bolg, Spawn of Azog in the Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game can be found in the Armies of The Hobbit™ publication, which is available separately. -
Héra, the daughter of Helm, is a wild and headstrong young woman who learned to ride a horse before she could walk. She has no interest in settling down, preferring to seek a life of adventure and excitement. When Edoras is attacked, Héra protects her people against the invasion of Wulf's army, and ensures those who can not fight are able to escape the city and reach the sanctuary of the Hornburg. This multipart plastic kit builds Héra, both on foot and mounted, for your Army of Edoras forces in the Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game. As a daughter of Rohan, she's deadly in combat, and riding Ashere massively increases her threat range. She can be assembled with or without her cloak, and is equipped with armour, her sword, and a spyglass that allows her to pick out lurking enemies. This kit comprises 38 plastic components, 1x Citadel 40mm Round Base, and 1x Citadel 25mm Round Base. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. Rules for using the Héra, Daughter of Helm in the Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game can be found in the Armies of The Lord of the Rings™ publication, which is available separately. -
Scrapglutts trawl the deserted battlefields and rusty junkyards of the lands, driven by an ogor hunter’s obsession with fashioning mantraps. Any piece of useful wreckage is gathered by eager gnoblars and repurposed as armour and weapons for the warband. If you want to rampage your way across the Mortal Realms, devouring everything in your way, this box is the perfect way to start a new Ogor Mawtribes collection – or expand an existing Warhammer Age of Sigmar army – and save money compared to buying the kits individually. A stout, clever Mantrapper and his retinue, composed of one mighty Frost Sabre and a handful of crafty gnoblars, leads the Scrapglutt. In his wake follow eight heavy-hitting Ironguts, a unit of Gnoblars for grabbing objectives, and a Gnoblar Scraplauncher to rain looted metal down upon your enemies. These miniatures comprise a complete Spearhead force, meaning you're ready to jump into tight, tactical games straight out of the box. Two of the Ironguts can be built as optional Gutlord champions, two as optional Irongut Bellowers, and two as optional Rune Maw Bearers, who have a choice of three different toppers for their banners. The heads, belly shields, and weapons are interchangeable across the Ironguts. There's a choice of decoration for the horns on the Scraplauncher, which can alternatively be built as an Ironblaster. The Gnoblars unit comes with 13 heads, which are interchangeable across the bodies in the kit. This plastic boxed set builds 31 Ogor Mawtribes miniatures: – 6x Hrothgorn's Mantrappers – 1x Gnoblar Scraplauncher (which can alternatively be built as an Ironblaster) – 12x Gnoblars – 8x Ironguts (plus 4x Gnoblars) This kit comprises 379 plastic components, 1x Citadel 120mm x 92mm Oval Base, 8x Citadel 40mm Round Bases, and 24x Citadel 25mm Round Bases. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
Steel and blackpowder are the lifeblood of the Cities of Sigmar, but so is relentless vigilance. The Fusil-Platoons represent all three. Deployed as mobile gunnery brigades, their job is to seek out enemies trying to outmanoeuvre or ambush the slower battlelines and then blast them out of hiding. If you want to defend the Mortal Realms in the name of the forces of Order, this box is the perfect way to start a new Cities of Sigmar collection – or expand an existing Warhammer Age of Sigmar army – and save money compared to buying the kits individually. A Fusil-Major on an Ogor Warhulk – deadly at both range and in melee – leads the force, assisted by an Alchemite Warforger. Freeguild Fusiliers lay down barrages of fire while Wildercorps Hunters keep the pressure on your enemies and claim objectives. These miniatures comprise a complete Spearhead force, meaning you're ready to jump into tight, tactical games straight out of the box. The Fusil-Major can be built in one of two poses, as can the Ogor Warhulk that he rides into battle. The Freeguild Fusiliers include several interchangeable parts, including their shields and heads. You can build an optional unit champion who can be armed with a multi-barreled weapon or pistols, and there are also parts to build an optional standard bearer with your choice of two banner toppers. The Wildercorps Hunters have a variety of weapon options, and each miniature has a choice of heads. This plastic boxed set builds 24 Cities of Sigmar miniatures: – 1x Fusil-Major on Ogor Warhulk – 1x Alchemite Warforger – 11x Wildercorps Hunters – 10x Freeguild Fusiliers (and 1x Blackpowder Squire) This kit comprises 261 plastic components, 1x Citadel 50mm Round Base, 2x Citadel 40mm Round Bases, 1x Citadel 32mm Round Base, 7x Citadel 25mm Round Bases, and 13x Citadel 28.5mm Round Bases. The set also includes 2x Cities of Sigmar Transfer Sheets, each featuring 410 high-quality waterslide transfers to decorate your miniatures. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
The Swan Knights of Dol Amroth are all noble warriors, rightly proud of their martial traditions. They come to the aid of Gondor in times of need. This is a set of 8 round-cornered six-sided dice for use in the Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game, themed around the Swan Knights of Dol Amroth. They are cast in pearlised blue acrylic plastic with white ink markings, and measure 16mm along each edge. The 1-5 facings are traditionally pipped and each '6' face is decorated with the swan-boat icon of Dol Amroth. -
Bands of Sunblood Prowlers are characterised by stealth and brutality. These expert hunters are relentless seekers of prey, Seraphon charged with the eradication of specific threats to their slann lords’ enigmatic plans. Once they have the scent of a foe, nothing but death can dissuade them from their task. If you want to claim the Mortal Realms as part of the Great Plan, this box is the perfect way to start a new Seraphon collection – or expand an existing Warhammer Age of Sigmar army – and save money compared to buying the kits individually. The Jaws of Itzl – a vicious Sunblood and their saurus bodyguards – inspire the rest of the force with their acts of bravery. Following them into battle is a unit of Saurus Warriors. The swift Hunters of Huanchi claim any objectives that your enemy leaves unattended, while a Spawn of Chotec provides ranged support by spitting acid at your foes. These miniatures comprise a complete Spearhead force, meaning you're ready to jump into tight, tactical games straight out of the box. The Spawn of Chotec has options for two different heads, two different crests, and two different neck poses. One of its Skink handlers carries a sacred icon with a choice of two toppers. The Saurus Warriors include parts to build an optional champion, War-drummer musician, and standard bearer with a choice of two different icons. The heads and shields are interchangeable across the miniatures, and each warrior can be armed with either a club or a spear. The Hunters of Huanchi comprise 10 Chameleon Skinks and three Terrawings. The Skinks include parts to make an optional champion, musician, and Huanchi's Claw. There are also weapon options to further customise your unit. This plastic boxed set builds 31 Seraphon miniatures: – 4x Jaws of Itzl – 1x Spawn of Chotec (plus 3x Skink handlers) – 13x Hunters of Huanchi (10x Chameleon Skinks and 3x Terrawings) – 10x Saurus Warriors This kit comprises 251 plastic components, 1x Citadel 90mm by 52.5mm Oval Base, 2x Citadel 28.5mm Round Bases, 11x Citadel 25mm Round Bases, and 13x Citadel 32mm Round Bases. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.
