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A collection of miniatures representing the forces of Khorne and Nurgle from Games Workshop. On the left, a green armored vehicle is accompanied by several Nurgle-themed figures, characterized by their grotesque details and muted colors. On the right, Khorne warriors are depicted in vibrant red and black armor, showcasing a variety of weapons and dynamic poses, all set on circular bases.
New Khorne and Nurgle Devotees Available for Pre-Order
Games Workshop have previewed a wealth of forthcoming Warhammer 40,000 releases, and the forces of Khorne and Nurgle are front and centre. Unveiled over the weekend, these goodies include brand new codices and miniatures. Of particular note are the limited edition versions of those codices, which boast unique art, prints, metal objective markers, Stratagem cards, Datasheet cards, and double-sided ...
A fierce, green war drake with prominent spines and decorative armor stands atop a rocky outcrop, showcasing its detailed scales and menacing expression. In the background, an Easterling warrior clad in ornate armor holds a spear, partially obscured by rocks, emphasizing the drake's imposing presence. The scene is set against a blurred, sandy terrain, enhancing the focus on the miniatures.
More Marvellous Middle-earth Minis!
Games Workshop have revealed yet more Middle-earth miniatures.As seen on the Warhammer Community website, these new additions include the war drakes of Rhûn and the Umbar ballista. The former are fierce, venomous lizards venerated by the Easterlings. Often fielded by larger Easterling armies, war drakes produce a slow-acting venom which inflicts a -1 penalty to the Fight Value and Attacks of any m...
A group of World Eaters miniatures stands prominently against a fiery orange background, depicting a chaotic battlefield. The figures are heavily armored, predominantly in red with black and silver details, showcasing various weapons and intricate designs, including a large, imposing character at the center. The rocky terrain beneath them adds to the dramatic atmosphere, emphasizing their fierce presence in the Warhammer 40k universe.
Games Workshop Preview Their New World Eaters
It’s a bad news day for the 41st millennium; the World Eaters are back.Previewed today on the Warhammer Community website, the new versions of Khorne’s finest will be available for pre-order this weekend, as will the new Codex: World Eaters. This new codex will not only feature ‘exciting new rules, playstyles, and tricks to master’, but it will also remind 40k players why you don’t want to mess wi...
A dynamic scene showcases a variety of Warhammer miniatures representing the forces of Chaos. Prominently featured is a large, green-skinned figure, the Lord of Poxes, wielding a weapon and surrounded by smaller, grotesque Nurgle-themed models. In the foreground, red-armored Khorne warriors and other chaotic entities are depicted, set against a backdrop of ruined structures and a smoky atmosphere, emphasizing the dark and chaotic nature of the 41st millennium.
Games Workshop Preview New Death Guard and World Eaters Champions
The forces of Chaos continue to amass in the 41st millennium, and Games Workshop have previewed its two latest poster boys.Revealed today on the Warhammer Community website, the Death Guard and World Eaters both have a new anointed champion. The Lord of Poxes flies the mouldy flag for Nurgle, using a turbine mounted on his back to spread a foul, corrupting miasma across the battlefield. This Shrou...
A group of dwarves is depicted in a dimly lit stone corridor, with one dwarf in the foreground facing the viewer, wearing a detailed armor and a large helmet. In the background, two other dwarves are engaged in conversation, one holding a shield and the other a weapon, suggesting a moment of preparation or strategy. The title "LORDS OF STONE AND STEEL" is prominently displayed, along with the "Warhammer Fantasy Role-Play" logo at the top.
Cubicle 7 Preview WFRP Lords of Stone and Steel
Cubicle 7 are preparing to launch their next Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay sourcebook, Lords of Stone and Steel.Focusing on the dwarves of the Old World, this new book will include:• Detailed guides to Karaz Ankhor, the everlasting realm of the dwarves, and the hold of Karak Norn• New Events and Endeavours• Ideas for creating thematic, on-point dwarven scenarios and campaigns• Rules for underground c...
A heavily armored figure representing the Emperor's Children stands prominently, showcasing intricate details such as spikes, chains, and a skull-like face. The armor is predominantly black with metallic accents, and the character holds a weapon adorned with various symbols. The background features a surreal, purple and red organic texture, enhancing the chaotic and hedonistic theme of the design.
The Derivation of Deprivation: How Games Workshop Created the New Emperor’s Children
There’s a slew of new Emperor’ Children miniatures on the way from Games Workshop, and they’ve published an insight into the genesis of these new Chaotic hedonists.Released today, the article focuses on the creatives behind these new miniatures. It reveals the core concepts, themes and traits that informed their designs, and the stylistic flourishes that separate these new Emperor’s Children minia...
A striking display features two editions of the "Codex: Emperor’s Children" for Warhammer 40,000. On the left, a dark cover showcases a dynamic illustration of a warrior wielding a sword, while the right cover presents a vibrant image of a heavily armored figure with a weapon, both embodying the chaotic essence of the Emperor’s Children. The titles "Codex: Emperor’s Children" are prominently displayed on both covers, emphasizing the focus on this faction's lore and gameplay.
Indulge Your Senses with the New Emperor's Children
Games Workshop have given us an eyeful of their new Emperor’s Children miniatures, accessories and literature.Revealed today on the Warhammer Community website, this new range includes everything a hedonist could possibly need to bring these lascivious warriors to the table. At the forefront of this force stand stunning character models such as Fulgrim, Daemon Primarch of Slaanesh, and Lucius the ...
A collection of miniatures and game components from the Soulblight Gravelords Deathrattle Army Set is displayed. In the center, a mounted Wight King stands prominently, surrounded by five Barrow Knights and 20 Barrow Guard figures, all intricately detailed. The set also includes the Battletome: Soulblight Gravelords and a set of warscroll cards, with the packaging featuring dark, atmospheric artwork that complements the undead theme.
A Slew of New Previews from GW
Money never sleeps, and neither does Games Workshop. And, whilst this is bad news for their competitors, it’s great news for its fans. Those fans are in for some treats, as revealed by the latest preview.Age of Sigmar devotees, for instance, have a whole new Soulblight Overlords army to look forward to in the Deathrattle Army Set. Led by a mounted Wight King, this boney bunch consists of five Barr...
A detailed miniature figure of a Death Korps of Krieg Combat Engineer, wearing a dark uniform and a distinctive helmet with a skull motif. The figure is equipped with various tools and weapons, including a pistol in one hand and a device in the other. The overall color scheme features dark tones with metallic accents, emphasizing the character's militaristic design.
Get Your Free Death Korps of Kreig Miniature!
Games Workshop are giving away free stuff. Visit any Games Workshop shop from 5th April and the lovely staff there will give you one of these Death Korps of Krieg Combat Engineers absolutely FREE!*. Also, there are other fun activities and freebies to enjoy at your local Games Workshop shop. This month’s free collectable coin also celebrates the Death Korps of Krieg*, and, if you take a friend (or...
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A collection of six intricately designed miniatures representing the Sha’dar Hunters from Necromunda, accompanied by their Arthromite spinewyrms. The hunters are clad in rugged, post-apocalyptic armor, featuring various weapons and gear, while the spinewyrms exhibit a segmented, menacing appearance. The bases of the miniatures are textured to resemble the harsh terrain of the Ash Wastes, enhancing the overall theme of survival in a desolate environment.
A close-up of a stern-looking Space Marine character, showcasing intricate details on his armor and facial features. The character has a rugged appearance with a prominent brow and several mechanical implants on his head, set against a dark, fiery background that enhances the dramatic effect. The image emphasizes the character's intense expression and the metallic textures of his blue and gold armor.
A muscular character from Necromunda stands confidently, wielding a large weapon in one hand. He wears a mix of dark and vibrant armor, featuring orange and black accents, and has a large backpack with rolled-up materials. His fierce expression and detailed gear, including various pouches and a utility belt, emphasize his menacing presence.
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