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 Barrow Knights and 20 elite Barrow Guard. The set also includes a swish version of Battletome: Soulblight Gravelords and a set of warscroll cards.

If the Old World is more your thing, then you can look forward to some new High-Elves. These include a new pair of mounted and unmounted high-elf lords, both of whom are backed up by new sets of Lothern Sea Guards, Phoenix Guard and the Sisters of Avelorn; this last set can also be built as Shadow Warriors. Lastly, this tranche is rounded out by a resplendent Flamespyre Phoenix.

If you need a break from your paint desk, then you can avail yourself of the new issue of White Dwarf. Or, if you need something with a few more words, how about the new Black Library releases, Ushoran: Mortarch of Delusion and Soulblight Gravelords: Masters of Death.

See the Games Workshop website for more details.

Images courtesy of Games Workshop

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 group of eight high-elf miniatures stands in formation, each adorned in intricate armor featuring green and silver details. They have long, flowing blonde hair and wield weapons with blue accents, showcasing a mix of swords and magical elements. The bases are textured with grass and small rocks, enhancing the fantasy aesthetic of the models.

The cover of White Dwarf magazine, Issue 511, features a striking illustration of Fulgrim, a character associated with Slaanesh, depicted in elaborate armor with intricate details and vibrant colors. The background is a blend of purple hues, enhancing the dramatic effect of the artwork. Prominent text announces "FULGRIM RETURNS!" along with additional features like "Phoenix Lords Reborn in Aeldari" and "Painting Guides for the Emperor's Children."

A detailed display of two high-elf miniatures from the Age of Sigmar universe. On the left, a standard bearer holds a banner adorned with a blue and gold design, featuring a lion motif. On the right, a mounted high-elf lord, clad in ornate armor with blue and gold accents, raises a spear, showcasing intricate details and a flowing cape, while standing on a scenic base with rocky terrain.

A prominent book titled "Soulblight Gravelords" from the Warhammer Age of Sigmar series is displayed, featuring a striking cover illustration of a skeletal figure adorned with a green shield and red wings. Beside it, a smaller book showcases a dark, atmospheric image of skeletal warriors marching with swords raised. The overall color scheme includes dark tones with hints of green and red, emphasizing the eerie theme of the Soulblight Gravelords.

A group of high-elf miniatures is displayed, featuring two distinct ranks of warriors. The figures are adorned in elegant white and blue armor, with intricate gold detailing, and each holds a spear. The front rank includes a character with a staff, while the back rank consists of numerous soldiers, all standing on a textured base that resembles grass.

A book titled "Ushoran" features a striking cover illustration that combines dark fantasy elements with intricate mechanical designs. Prominent on the cover is a menacing skull adorned with a red gem, flanked by a pair of fierce, horned creatures. The background includes a complex arrangement of gears and metallic textures, enhancing the ominous and fantastical theme of the artwork.

A majestic Flamespyre Phoenix, with vibrant red and orange plumage, soars through the air, carrying a mounted high-elf lord adorned in intricate armor. The phoenix's wings are outstretched, showcasing detailed feather patterns, while the rider holds a spear, ready for battle. The model is mounted on a clear stand, positioned above a base featuring rocky terrain and patches of grass.

A detailed assembly of High-Elf miniatures is displayed, featuring a mix of armored warriors holding spears and shields. The front ranks include a prominent banner bearer with a vibrant blue and orange banner adorned with a phoenix emblem. The miniatures are painted in a striking color scheme of blue, gold, and white, set on a textured base that suggests a battlefield environment.

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