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Games Workshop Preview Their New World Eaters

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.

Warhammer 40,000

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 with these boys.The preview details two key Detachments: the Berzerker Warband and Goretrack Onslaught. Both of these benefit from buffed charges, increased AP and a suite of bonuses that are going to m...

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Games Workshop Preview New Death Guard and World Eaters Champions

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

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 Shroud of Disease also prevents any enemies more than 18” away from targeting not only the Lord of Poxes, but also any unit he leads. Think it’s better to get up close and personal? Think again; his plague...

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