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Mortek Triaxes rain down volleys of nadirite shafts upon their foes, unleashing death from afar. These triple-eyed archers wreathe their arrowheads in flaming soul-essence, invoking unnatural horror in their victims. This multipart plastic kit builds 20 Mortek Triaxes and four Balefire Braziers for your Ossiarch Bonereapers armies in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. These macabre archers are ready to rain flaming death upon their opponents, softening up targets while the rest of your army advances. The kit includes parts to build up to two optional champions, each in one of two different poses. There are also 20 interchangeable heads, 16 interchangeable quivers, and 4 interchangeable flames for the braziers, making it easy to customise your ranged infantry. This kit comprises 146 plastic components and 25x Citadel 25mm Round Bases. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
Mortis Reapers are dread assassins of forbidding aspect who slip between enemy lines to target vulnerable leaders. Enshrouded in a shimmering heat haze and bearing deadly necrocaches, none can escape the dreaded bone-tithe they are sent to collect. This multipart plastic kit builds five Mortis Reapers, deadly assassins for your Ossiarch Bonereapers armies in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Clad in ragged robes, they rush into combat with enemy leaders and cut them down with lethal reaper's blades, before tossing down necrocaches – flesh-melting grave sand bombs – and leaping away. There are parts to build an optional champion, and each other Reaper can be assembled with a second blade or a necrocache billowing smoke. The kit also comes with 16 interchangeable necrocaches that can be added to the belts of your assassins. This kit comprises 62 plastic components and 5x Citadel 32mm Round Bases. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
The Ossiarch Bonereapers are the elite undead legions of Nagash. Far from simple skeletons, they are bone constructs fashioned for conquest and powered by soul fragments. Bereft of mercy and weakness, these warriors exude martial perfection. Their tireless cohorts are highly disciplined, while monstrous harvesters and Mortisan bone-wrights ensure their legions are endless. Death Battletome: Ossiarch Bonereapers is a gruesome tome for collectors and gamers who want to subjugate the living denizens of the Mortal Realms. This crucial book is filled with mind-bending artwork, thrilling background material about the chosen elite of Nagash's armies, detailed photography, and the rules you'll need to march to eternal war. You’ll find warscrolls, Regiments and Armies of Renown, Path to Glory and Anvil of Apotheosis rules, plus a self-contained Spearhead section to help you play tight, tactical games with your collection. This book will guide you through raising your legions, no matter how you like to collect, paint, and play with your Ossiarch Bonereapers. This 98-page hardback book contains: – Background, art, and fiction revealing the horrifying armies of Nagash – A description of their many grotesque soldiers, along with detailed photography and artwork – Faction rules including battle traits, battle formations, heroic traits, artefacts of power, Manifestations, and Spells – 28 warscrolls, covering each unit – A Spearhead guide, including gameplay and hobby advice, along with its own set of warscrolls and army abilities for the Kavalos Vanguard – Narrative Path to Glory rules, including the Anvil of Apotheosis, allowing you to create your own hero – Rules for two thematic Armies of Renown and two Regiments of Renown that can be added to other Death armies – A handy reference section with army abilities, magic, and battle traits – An 8-page gatefold section, featuring a map of the Ossiarch Bonereapers' empire, as well as describing the Ossian Blade – the mailed fist of Nagash This book also contains a one-use code to unlock Death Battletome: Ossiarch Bonereapers content in Warhammer Age of Sigmar: The App. -
A Warhammer 40,000 Novel The renegade leader of the Red Corsairs must adapt to an Imperium led by Roboute Guilliman, all while struggling to retain power in the face of dissension among his vicious followers. READ IT BECAUSE See how the galaxy has changed for the Red Corsairs after the Great Rift, through the eyes of their infamous reaving leader – Huron Blackheart – who once preyed freely on a weakened Imperium. THE STORY Huron Blackheart is the lord of the Red Corsairs, master of the lawless Maelstrom and its piratical denizens – but oathbreakers and renegades can seldom rely on the loyalty of their followers. With the galaxy thrown into turmoil by the return of Roboute Guilliman, the former Tyrant of Badab faces a renewed Imperium and fresh challengers emerging within his own ranks. Huron must call on every trick he knows to stay in control – and alive. Yet even a warrior as ferocious and opportunistic as the Blood Reaver must be wary, for although there are many bargains he can strike, all power comes at a price... Written by Mike Brooks. -
The piratical lord of the Maelstrom is known by many names. Within the Imperium, he was lauded as Lugft Huron and then cursed as the Tyrant of Badab. He is feared as the Blood Reaver and sworn fealty to as the Master of the Red Corsairs. Most know him as Huron Blackheart, a supreme raider whose piratical armadas terrorise the Maelstrom and beyond. He surrounds himself with loyal subjects such as Garreon the Corpsemaster, Katar Garrix, Garlon Souleater, Captain Sargotta, and The Enforcer. This multipart plastic kit builds Huron Blackheart and his closest lieutenants for your Chaos Space Marines armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. Huron is resplendent in his modified armour, wielding the legendary Tyrant's Claw, holding a deadly power axe aloft, and accompanied by the Hamadrya. At his side fight his most loyal warriors. Garreon the Corpsemaster is the Lord-Apothecary of the Red Corsairs, and Katar Garrix is the grim Headsman. Garlon Souleater is the Tyrant's most powerful sorcerer, while Captain Sargotta is the commander of his flagship. The Enforcer is a single-minded stalker who fights alongside her pet, Plunder. They each bring a set of individual abilities to your force, ensuring that you’ll maintain control of the Maelstrom, while the characterful miniatures make for an impressive painting project. Contents: – 1x Huron Blackheart – 1x Garreon the Corpsemaster – 1x Katar Garrix – 1x Garlon Souleater – 1x Captain Sargotta – 1x The Enforcer – 1x Plunder This kit comprises 81 plastic components, 1x Citadel 50mm Round Base, 4x Citadel 40mm Round Bases, and 2x Citadel 32mm Round Bases. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. Rules for using these miniatures in games of Warhammer 40,000 can be downloaded for free from the Warhammer Community website. -
The Eldritch Raiders are feared throughout the deep void. Led by Prince Yriel of Iyanden, the infamous pirate lord, these thrill-seeking raiders sail the stars in search of prey. Speed and cunning are the hallmarks of the Anhrathe, and when the time comes for battle, veteran Voidscarred and Skyreavers rush into the fray, pinning their enemies down with shuriken fire and scything through their foes before a blade can be raised in defence. This packed box is ideal for starting a new Aeldari collection – or expanding an existing army – to unleash in games of Warhammer 40,000, and it saves money compared to buying the kits separately. When taken together, they are a fast and hard-hitting force, ideal for representing an Eldritch Raiders Detachment – the rules for which are found in The Maelstrom: Lair of the Tyrant – Detachments booklet, available separately. This boxed set builds 23 multipart plastic Aeldari miniatures: – 1x Prince Yriel – 1x Kharseth – 1x Starfang (which can alternatively be built as a Vyper) – 10x Corsair Skyreavers – 10x Corsair Voidreavers (which can alternatively be built as Corsair Voidscarred) The miniatures in this box are easy to customise. Prince Yriel has a choice of two heads – one bare and one helmeted. The Starfang is armed with a turret-mounted disintegrator cannon and Starfang grenade launcher. Its crew are interchangeable, there are four canopies (of two designs) to choose from, and the turret can be assembled facing forward or backwards. It can alternatively be built as a Vyper, armed with a bright lance, scatter laser, or starcannon, as well as an underslung missile launcher or shuriken cannon. Up to two Corsair Skyreavers can be built as optional champions, each armed with a shuriken pistol, fusion pistol, neuro disruptor, or raiding hook in one hand, and a sword or chainsword in the other. Four miniatures can be armed with optional ranged weapons – a shredder, blaster, fusion gun, or flamer. There are also 30 interchangeable heads (of 15 designs) and 10 interchangeable winged backpacks (of 5 designs). Each of the Voidreavers can be armed with shuriken pistols and power swords or shuriken rifles. The unit leader has the additional options of a neuro disruptor or shuriken rifle and a choice of two heads – one helmeted and one bare. One Voidreaver can optionally be armed with a blaster, one with a shredder, and one with a shuriken cannon or wraithcannon. The kit comes with 18 interchangeable heads – 9 helmeted and 9 bare – and 9 interchangeable back vanes. The Voidreavers can alternatively be built as veteran Voidscarred. This kit is supplied with 2x Aeldari Craftworlds Transfer Sheets, each containing 378 high-quality waterslide transfers. These include symbols for the Alaitoc, Biel-Tan, Iyanden, Saim-Hann, and Ulthwé Craftworlds, along with Aspect Runes and other markings to decorate your miniatures. This kit comprises 412 plastic components, 1x Citadel 105mm by 70mm Oval Base, 1x Citadel 32mm Round Base, 1x Citadel 40mm Round Base, 1x Citadel 50mm Ball Stem, and 20x Citadel 28.5mm Round Bases. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. These miniatures will be available separately at a later date. This boxed set is only available while stocks last. -
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 February issue: WARHAMMER 40,000 Deadly Encounters: Tomb Worlds Ancient anomalies and technological terrors abound in these new game rules for Kill Team. Paint Splatter The Night Lords may be murderous, but painting them doesn't have to be! Hobby Hangout Dan provides a crash course in Necron interior design with this scenery painting guide. The Battle of Sanctuary 101 Long-lost pict-captures of this fateful battle revealed! [Note: vermillion-class clearance required.] Space Marine Operations Our mini-game returns with new missions, new enemies, and new options for your squad. Gaunt's Ghosts Living legends or just propaganda? Have a real good look at this article and see for yourself. WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMAR A Shining Company Bring light to the darkness of the Jade Abbey with four heroes of the Lumineth Realm-lords. Legends of the World-that-Was Where are they now? Grombrindal remembers some fellow survivors of the End Times. Arc Arcana: The Realms Remarkable Notes from the journal of Erasmus Zonn on some of the realms' remarkable sights. War in the Blighted Wilds Going into battle in the Jade Kingdoms, traveller? These new rules will help you adapt. A Tale of Four Warlords: Blighted Wilds The warlords have taken their first steps on the Path to Glory! How are they faring in the wilds? OTHER ARTICLES Tales From the Underhive Dan resurfaces from the sump with tall tales of his gaming group's Necromunda campaign! Battle Report: Barons vs Nightmares Twenty glorious pages of tense Blood Bowl action, each more climactic than the last! The Chronicles of Bain: The Hole Trooper Elias Bain finds himself in deep (deep) trouble in the latest chapter of his story. Access Granted! Here you will find painting challenges and the latest Bunker news. Your Warhammer Models, letters, and questions sent in by readers. Plus, skirmish game minis galore! Bunker Bingo! Matt and Dan are our Bunker Bingo stars this issue. Don't make a fuss, it'll go to their heads. Each copy of White Dwarf 521 also comes with: – 1x double-sided card featuring the Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar Scenarios of the Month – A set of tokens and cards for Warhammer Quest: Darkwater, including 8x double-sided tokens, 4x Lumineth Realm-lords character cards, and 4x equipment/upgraded equipment cards – 1x double-sided Bunker rank tracker – Scan-and-print Space Marine Operations game cards, including 1x Threat Level Extremis card, and 2x Threat Level Terminus cards -
Argent Shards are twin splinters of sorcerous crystal chipped from the daemonic core of a Silver Tower that radiate the madness and mutative corruption of Tzeentch. Sorcerers of the Change God can draw from this potent font to fuel their spells. If one of these profane monuments is sundered, it will split in two, ensuring that its reign of anarchy continues. This multipart plastic kit builds a pair of Argent Shards, faction terrain for your Disciples of Tzeentch armies in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. These columns of sorcerous energy empower nearby forces, giving you a vital edge to help enact your nefarious plans. This kit comprises 29 plastic components and 2x Citadel 80mm Round Bases. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
A Warhammer 40,000 Omnibus Ordo Hereticus Inquisitor Erasmus Crowl becomes embroiled in a dark conspiracy within the Imperial Palace, one which threatens the very existence of Mankind. Hunted by hidden forces through the Palace’s sinister underbelly, Crowl and his acolyte Luce Spinoza fight to uncover a terrible truth. As the fate of the Imperium hangs in the balance, Crowl and Spinoza must discover just how far they are willing to go to save Humanity. READ IT BECAUSE It's a glimpse into how the Inquisition operates, combined with a rare glance into Holy Terra and its occupants who dwell within the bureaucracy of a galaxy-spanning government. No place is safe from intrigue and deception, and the Vaults of Terra series delves into the underbelly with both feet. THE STORY Powerful and ruthless, the Inquisition moves through the shadows to ensure Humanity’s survival by any means necessary. No cost is too high for these Imperial agents, and no one is exempt from an inquisitor’s justice. In The Carrion Throne, Ordo Hereticus Inquisitor Erasmus Crowl serves as a stalwart and vigilant protector, for even the Throneworld is not immune to the predations of its enemies. In the course of his Emperor-sworn duty, Crowl becomes embroiled in a dark conspiracy. In The Hollow Mountain, Inquisitor Crowl pursues a terrible plot, fraught with risk, but his sense of duty compels him to persevere. He and his acolyte Spinoza run down their leads in secret, knowing that their every move invites danger. The Dark City shows us the Throneworld in turmoil, wracked by the opening of the Great Rift and the failure of the Astronomican. Inquisitor Erasmus Crowl is missing, taking with him the clues to the conspiracy that has come to obsess him. CONTENTS – The Carrion Throne (novel) – The Hollow Mountain (novel) – The Dark City (novel) – Argent (short story) – Sanguine (short story) – Okira (short story) Written by Chris Wraight. -
By command of Primarch Roboute Guilliman, the ancient empire of the Five Hundred Worlds shall rise anew in the Imperium's darkest hour. Demetrian Titus, now Captain of the Ultramarines Second Company, fights at the forefront of this war of reclamation. Yet the task that lies before him and his battle-brothers is titanic. Upon the blighted world of Novamagnor, Titus meets a malevolent foe in a battle of wits and will. Can he defeat the monstrous Nekrosor Ammentar, its Destroyer legions, and its stygian shards of the Nightbringer, or will Novamagnor and all its defenders be smothered beneath the shroud of death? This galaxy-shaking expansion for Warhammer 40,000 gives everyone new ways to play games in the 41st Millennium, from narrative-focused campaigns to matched play meetups. This is the first instalment of the 500 Worlds story arc, detailing the brutal and bloody operation to wrest control of Novamagnor from a horrifying new Necron threat. Inside the slipcase, you'll find three books, a booklet, a foldout map, and a sticker sheet to track your game progress. No matter how you like to play Warhammer 40,000, there's something in here for you. Contents: – 500 Worlds: Titus – An 80-page softcover book featuring lore and background about the opening moves to reclaim the 500 Worlds of Ultramar, including the forces marshalled by the Ultramarines and the Necrons. – 500 Worlds: Titus – Dread Incursions – An 80-page softcover book covering boarding actions, giving you all the rules you'll need to play, along with two Boarding Actions Detachments, 12 new missions, and linked campaigns. – 500 Worlds: Titus – War on the Vespator Front – A 56-page softcover book offering a narrative campaign of the over-arching conflict, giving every gamer a chance to stake their claim, along with six new missions to try. – 500 Worlds: Titus – Detachments – A 16-page booklet including three new detachments for the Space Marines (Orbital Assault Force, Bastion Task Force, and Reclamation Force) and Necrons (Pantheon of Woe, Cursed Legion, and Cryptek Conclave). – 1x Fold-out map of the Vespator Front, measuring 594mm by 420mm. – 1x Sticker sheet to track your progress on the Vespator Front, with 252 individual stickers. This expansion is only available while stocks last. -
When the Maggotkin of Nurgle fight, they do so to honour the God of Plagues. Every vector of corruption is a prayer, and every victim they take down is an offering to Grandfather Nurgle. This is a set of 16 six-sided dice with rounded edges for use in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar, themed around the Maggotkin of Nurgle. They are cast in swirled pale green acrylic plastic with brown ink markings and measure 16mm along each edge. The 1-5 facings are traditionally pipped, and each '6' face is decorated with the bubonic icon of the Maggotkin of Nurgle. These themed dice are only available while stocks last. -
Lord Invocatus is a master of swift raids, devastating counter-attacks, and relentless hit-and-run strategies. Also known as Khorne's Thunderbolt, this born marauder thunders through the air as if riding across solid ground, mounted on his massive juggernaut, Khal’guruth. Devoted above all to the Blood God's service, Lord Invocatus leads his warbands from one battlefield to the next with supernatural speed, seeking always to spill as much blood as he can. This multipart plastic kit builds Lord Invocatus – a legendary warlord of the World Eaters Legion. This mysterious figure is mounted atop his mighty juggernaut Khal'guruth, Steed of the Burning Sky, and wields a pair of signature weapons – a bolt pistol called Trickster's Doom, kept holstered at his waist, and a peerless chainaxe dubbed Coward's Bane. His ornate armour bears all the signs of Khorne's hellish favour – from the sigils of Chaos to his biomechanical daemonic helm. This kit can alternatively build a World Eaters Lord on Juggernaut. This kit comprises 66 plastic components, and is supplied with 1x Citadel 90x52mm Oval Base. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
Screaming Bells are perhaps the most diabolical of all the strange constructs built by the Skaven. From a rickety conveyance of wood hangs a giant brass bell, studded with warpstone and marked with ominous glowing runes. The Grey Seer riding atop its swinging bulk conjures storms of magic, which coalesce into blasts of power as the device rings its infernal tone. This multipart plastic kit builds one Screaming Bell, a bizarre war machine for your Skaven armies in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Little more than a rotting wooden frame built around a masonry arch, a massive bell hangs at its centre. A Rat Ogor pulls the bell from a thick chain, lending their vicious claws to the melee when needed, along with the grinding bulk and rusted blades of the carriage. The most deadly weapon is the combination of the sorceries unleashed by the Grey Seer rider, and the peal of the warpstone-studded bell itself, which causes all hell to break loose on the battlefield. This kit can alternatively be assembled as a Plague Priest Plague Furnace. This kit comprises 54 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. -
Book 1 in the Scouring Series As the Siege of Terra ends, there are many loose ends – Traitors trying desperately to escape, a monumental vacuum of power to fill, and a crumbling galactic government to see to. Those who hold on to power must decide how to wield it, and a new structure must be put in place, all while desires to exact vengeance run high. READ IT BECAUSE It's the beginning of an epic series. Find out what happens after the cataclysmic events of the Horus Heresy, as an unsteady Imperium must find its footing and learn how to exist without the guidance of the Emperor. THE STORY Horus is dead. Terra lies in ruins. The Emperor is silent. Amid the rubble of the Palace, shell-shocked survivors emerge into the light of an uncertain dawn. New powers are present now, ones that have travelled the length of the galaxy to bring salvation to the Imperium, though they are as readily cast as usurpers as redeemers. The survivors of the Traitors’ Grand Armada, now scattered and desperate to escape vengeance, are riven with doubt and dissension, and their gods too are silent. Amid all the grief and confusion, some hopeful souls believe the war to be over and an era of renewal just ahead. But wiser heads know that this war can never end, and that the only question remaining is who shall rise to power within the perilous new age, and who shall fall. Written by Chris Wraight. -
Ferren Areios, Captain of the Ultramarines 6th Company, is a warrior forged in the fires of the Indomitus Crusade. Chosen by the Primarch to lead his brothers in battle, the Master of Rites fights for the survival of Humanity and the realm of Ultramar. Wielding the mighty thunder hammer, Honour, he is salvation to the Imperium and damnation to its enemies. This multipart plastic kit builds Ferren Areios, a mighty hero for your Space Marines armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. Ferren was first seen in the Dawn of Fire series, and now stars in his own Black Library novel, Master of Rites. He comes to the tabletop clad in ornate Mk X Tacticus armour and wielding a thunder hammer known as Honour. He's both a powerhouse in game and a fantastic painting challenge. The miniature comes with a choice of two heads – bare and helmeted. Ferren Areios has Warhammer 40,000 rules available to download for free from the Warhammer Community website. This kit comprises 18 plastic components, including a sculpted scenic base. This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. This is your first chance to buy this miniature - it is currently only available while stocks last. -
Ancients in Terminator Armour are tasked with carrying the sacred banners of the Space Marines – a vital task. Symbols of the Chapter’s might, Space Marines will gladly die to preserve them. This makes Ancients attractive targets for the enemy. When clad in mighty Terminator armour, they are near impervious to enemy fire, ensuring the standard always flies proudly. This multipart plastic kit builds one Ancient in Terminator Armour, an inspiring veteran for your Space Marines armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. Holding aloft an Astartes Banner, they ensure nearby warriors fight even harder for the glory of the Chapter. The Ancient is armed with a storm bolter to add to your force's ranged firepower, and a power fist to stop enemies who try to get too close to their standard. This kit includes four heads, two right arms, and two banner toppers to choose from, making it easy to customise your Ancient. This kit comprises 24 plastic components and 1x Citadel 40mm Round Base. This miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. -
In his mortal life, Awlrach promised aid and safe transport to desperate travellers, only to send his victims to a grisly death in the briny deeps. When Awlrach’s spirit made its way to Nagash, the reward for his treachery was an eternity of service. Now this sinister boatman dredges up wayward souls to bolster the Nighthaunt hosts, and ferries them through the ethereal plane to wherever they will cause the most terror. This multipart plastic kit builds one Awlrach the Drowner, a unique Hero and Totem for Nighthaunt armies. Propelling his odious, decaying skiff with a deathwood oar, this ghastly figure offers a tremendous boost to his army's mobility by delivering units across the battlefield. He’s also a worthy painting challenge, loaded with grisly nautical details and a variety of textures to experiment with, from rusted iron and rotting wood to vengeful, ethereal spirits. This kit comprises 29 plastic components, and is supplied with a Citadel 80mm Round Base. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly – we recommend using Citadel paints. As a push-fit kit, this miniature can be assembled without Citadel Plastic Glue.
