Games Workshop Preview Oodles of New Goodies

It’s a good day to be a Games Workshopaholic.

There’s a glut of new Games Workshop goodies heading our way. Previewed today on the Warhammer Community website, the bulk of these new releases is divided between Necromunda and Legions Imperialis. If the printed word is more your thing, however, then you can also look forward to a new White Dwarf.

Necromunda

Things are, as ever, kicking off in the Underhive, so you really should consider some of the following reinforcements:

A detailed assortment of miniature components for tabletop gaming, featuring various weapons, arms, and heads designed for use in the Necromunda setting. The items include rifles, pistols, grenades, and melee weapons, alongside mechanical parts and accessories. The color scheme predominantly features black with yellow and green accents, showcasing a mix of futuristic and industrial designs suitable for character customization.

It’s a real headache keeping the peace in the Underhive. Thankfully, these new Palanite Justicars have a whole heap of painkillers—otherwise known as the Palanite Enforcer Weapons & Upgrades set—to hand.

A collection of miniatures from the Necromunda universe features various Ironhead Squats, showcasing their distinct designs and equipment. The figures include two Exo Masters, two Charter Masters, two Drill Masters, and two Techmite Autoveyors, all intricately detailed with a mix of armor and tools. The miniatures are set against a simple gray base, emphasizing their colorful and unique features.

ho! Hi ho! To the Underhive we go!

With a pistol and spade and a hand grenade,

Hi ho! Hi ho! Hi ho! hi ho!

Making a living in the blighted wastes of Necromunda is no picnic, but these new Ironhead Squats have the taste for it. Using their ‘keen senses, […] years of experience, and top-notch equipment’, these pint-sized prospectors have the skills to pay the bills. This new set of plastic, multi-part miniatures includes two Exo Masters, two Charter Masters, two Drill Mastersand two Techmite Autoveyors.

A group of five miniatures from the Underhive Hangers-on set is displayed, showcasing a variety of characters. On the left, a figure holds a rifle and stands on a rocky base, while another character, muscular and equipped with a large weapon, stands confidently in the center. To the right, a character with a mechanical arm and a tool in hand appears focused, alongside a smaller figure resembling a robotic creature with a colorful, striped tail. The miniatures feature intricate details and a gritty, industrial aesthetic typical of the Necromunda setting.

Need some more cannon fodder for you gang? Then look no further! This new Underhive Hangers-on set features all the ‘weirdos, opportunists, and mercenaries’ you could ever hope to recruit, including a Slopper, an Ammo-jack, a Hive Watcher, a Dome Runner, and a Rogue Doc with medi skull.

A detailed miniature of Ozostium Aranthus, adorned in ornate armor with a red cape and intricate gold detailing, stands prominently on the left. To the right, the book titled

And finally, we have the Divine Prince, Ozostium Aranthus. Having been exhumed from his tomb, this golden oldie has not only claimed the throne of House Helmawr, but also harbours plans to dominate Necromunda.

Rules for Ozostium Aranthus can be found in The Aranthian Succession: Spire of Primus.

If your taste in 40k is a little more epic, then you may be interested in this Saturnine Battle Group. A complete force for Legions Imperialis, this box of awesome features a eight Saturnine Dreadnoughts, 12 bases of Saturnine Terminators, four Saturnine Terminator Command Squads, eight Araknae platforms, eight Vindicator tanks, two Mastodon Super-heavy Assault Transports, and two Fire Raptor gunships. You also get thousands of very teeny, very tiny transfers, so good luck with those…

A detailed arrangement of miniatures from the Warhammer 40,000 universe, featuring a variety of units in a cohesive green and metallic color scheme. The collection includes several vehicles, such as tanks and gunships, alongside multiple infantry models, including Dreadnoughts and Terminators, all displayed on circular bases. The layout showcases the diverse components of a Saturnine Battle Group, emphasizing the intricate designs and details characteristic of Games Workshop miniatures.

If you don’t want to buy a whole box of very tiny miniatures, then the following are also available to order individually:

Saturnine Battle Group

Saturnine Heavy Assault Cadre

Araknae Weapons Platform Batteries

Falchion Super-heavy Tanks

Fellblade Super-heavy Tanks

Legiones Astartes Combined Arms Battle Group

Solar Auxilia Combined Arms Battle Group

If this raft of pre-orders doesn’t float your boat, then how about the new and forthcoming White Dwarf and Journal Strategia – The Ruin of the Salamanders. The latter not only details the Dropsite Massacre, but also contains new Formations for Legiones Astartes and Iconic Formations for Legiones Astartes and Solar Auxilia. There are also rules for using the new Saturnine units, Araknae weapons platforms, Legion tanks, and super-heavy tanks in games of Legions Imperialis.

See the Games Workshop website for more details.

Images courtesy of Games Workshop