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Games Workshop sends a new skeleton legion to The Old World

From out of the deserts come Settra’s undead legions, featuring the first new plastic Warriors, Chariots, and Archers for Warhammer: The Old World.

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Miniature models of six skeleton chariots with detailed Nehekharan designs, each pulled by two skeletal horses. Chariots carry two skeletal warriors with spears and shields. Background shows skeletal warriors and archers in varied poses, some holding spears, others bows.

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Games Workshop has previewed a new wave of Tomb Kings of Khemri products for Warhammer: The Old World, led by a large box of updated skeleton miniatures. The Host of Nehekhara Army Reinforcement Set contains 78 models: 36 Skeleton Warriors, 36 Skeleton Archers and six Skeleton Chariots.

The kits feature Nehekharan details and cosmetic options, with optional champions, musicians and standard bearers. The box is limited, so fans and collectors will need to be quick as it will only be available while stocks last. For Tomb Kings players, it offers a greate way to expand the army’s core infantry and chariot units in one purchase, or to start that skelly army up.

The preview also includes Arcane Journal: The River of Bones, a campaign and rules supplement centred on Settra the Imperishable’s march towards Bretonnia. The story brings the Tomb Kings into conflict with the Wood Elves of Athel Loren after Settra’s High Priest corrupts a vital water source.

The journal adds new Armies of Infamy for both factions, expanded magic-item options and rules for fielding Gargantuan Treemen in Wood Elf armies. The Wood Elf material gives the book a wider appeal than a Tomb Kings-only release.

Rounding out the range are Tomb Kings accessories: 20 bone-white dice, each marked with a Tomb Kings icon on the six face, and a 54-card reference set covering magic items, army abilities, spells, incantations and more. Both are also available while stocks last. You can read more on Games Workshop’s Sunday Preview page.

Images courtesy of Games Workshop.


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