The End and The Death: Volume III The epic Siege of Terra saga reaches its zenith with Volume III, where the Emperor of Mankind confronts Warmaster Horus in a battle that will determine the fate of the galaxy. Authored by Dan Abnett, this groundbreaking novel is available for pre-order in hardback, eBook, and MP3 audiobook editions.

The End and The Death: Volume III (Special Edition) For enthusiasts seeking an extraordinary experience, the special edition of Volume III boasts a luxurious faux-leather cover, debossed gold details, a cast metal emblem of the Golden Throne, gilt page edges, additional full-color art, and a red ribbon page marker. Limited to 2,500 copies, each signed and numbered by the author, it stands as a collector’s masterpiece.

Siege of Terra Bookmark Celebrate the launch of Volume III or traverse the Horus Heresy series with the Siege of Terra Bookmark, featuring the Golden Throne icon cast in metal with enamel details and a chilling quote from The Lost and The Damned. This exclusive bookmark is available while stocks last.

Mortal Realms Heroes

Ionus Cryptborn

A returning Stormcast Eternals hero atop the ancient Stormdrake Cthorak, Ionus Cryptborn joins the Twin-Tailed Crusade in a stunning new form.

Trugg the Troggoth King

Awoken by the Gloomspite Gitz, Trugg the Troggoth King, with a magical altar lodged in his back, wreaks havoc with his destructive rampages.

Belthanos, First Thorn of Kurnoth

The essence of the Sylvaneth hunt-god, Belthanos charges into enemy ranks atop the mighty Carnelian Greatspite, blowing blasts on his ornate hunting horn.

Blood Bowl Stars

Grashnak Blackhoof

The violent Grashnak Blackhoof, with immense horns and hulking frame, is a formidable player on the Blood Bowl pitch. Hirable by any Favoured Of… team with the gold and grit to withstand his fury.

Skitter Stab-Stab

The stealthy Skitter Stab-Stab, a Skaven Star Player, excels in slipping between opposing players, carrying the ball, or delivering deadly tackles with razor-sharp blades.

Epic Confrontations Ahead

The book continues the journey of the Twin-Tailed Crusade as they traverse the realms of Ghyran and Aqshy. However, they’re about to face overwhelming odds, as not only has Trugg the Troggoth King awoken from his slumber, but King Brodd of the Sons of Behemat has a vendetta against Sigmar as well. Players can anticipate new strategies as they deal with enemies who dwarf their forces in size and strength.

Limited Edition for the Ultimate Fan

For fans who want a collector’s item, a Limited Edition of the book is also available. This exclusive version boasts a soft-touch full-art cover featuring Trugg in his royal glory, gold foil lettering, and other luxurious features. Be quick as only 300 individually numbered copies are available.

Assemble Your Forces

As Trugg makes his march to war, he isn’t going alone. He assembles a royal court of troggoths, introduced in the “Trugg’s Great Troggherd” set, adding more options for creating a formidable army.

Raise the Ruckus with Rabble-Rowza

Also making their debut are Rabble-Rowzas, the “alarm clocks” of subterranean monsters. These magically-enhanced grots scream ear-bursting volumes to rile up their enormous friends. Previously only available in special boxed sets, they now have a stand-alone release.

Orruk Warclans Enter the Battlefield

The Kruleboyz join the fray with their new “Vanguard: Orruk Warclans” set. Led by a Killaboss, this set is an excellent entry point for players looking to command an Orruk army.

More Than Just Brutes

Not to be outdone, the Ironjawz receive fresh support with new units and a free rules download supplementing their Battletome. Players can update their strategies and enjoy more versatile gameplay with additional unit options, including the powerful Weirdbrute Wrekkaz and the esteemed Ardboy Big Boss.

Dice and Lore Additions

The Gloomspite Gitz get a dedicated dice set, and players interested in the lore can explore Yndrasta’s story in “Yndrasta: The Celestial Spear,” available in hardback, eBook, and MP3 audiobook editions.

Don’t miss out on these exciting additions to the Warhammer Age of Sigmar universe. Pre-orders are now live on the Games Workshop webstore, so get yours before they sell out!

The Wildercorps Hunters, primarily composed of the survivors known as the Reclaimed, act as reconnaissance units for the larger formations. These veterans have endured harsh conditions under Chaos rule, giving them invaluable skills in tracking and survival. Paired with the keen senses of the Trailhounds, their canine companions, these scouts provide critical information about enemy movements and the lay of the land.

Notable for their stealth, the Wildercorps Hunters remain effectively unseen in the battlefield, making them immune to enemy targeting while in cover or stationed beyond a 12-inch distance. Their expertise in ambushing, coupled with their strategic positioning, makes them a potent force. Their arbalest weaponry, aimed at vulnerable enemy spots, inflicts devastating damage with increased Rend.

Beyond their roles in the larger armies, the Wildercorps Hunters also assemble into independent Warcry warbands. These formidable groups, consisting of skilled loners and their fierce hounds, can rival other beast-led warbands, such as the Offal Hounds of the Royal Beastflayers or the simian Howlaz of the Monsta-Killaz.

While the Wildercorps Hunters’ next deployment in the perilous Gnarlwood remains to be seen, ominous tracks have hinted at impending encounters of significant danger.

As the Cities of Sigmar Army Set nears its launch, fans can expect more exciting announcements from Games Workshop. The introduction of the Wildercorps Hunters is just the first among the line-up of reinforcements preparing to join the epic battles of the Mortal Realms.

The newly unveiled miniatures include a general, infantry, cavalry, gunners, and even an ogor, set to replace many existing models on a like-for-like basis. Furthermore, artillery units are expected to make their debut soon. Several current units, such as the Steam Tank, Celestial Hurricanum, and Imperial Griffon, will maintain their positions within the Cities of Sigmar.

The new battletome will also feature duardin and aelves, two other races that make up the armies of the God-king, alongside the focus on mortal humans. This expanded range implies that Cities of Sigmar generals will have increased flexibility in constructing their forces. Whether favoring mortal humans, a combination of aelves, duardin, and humans, or exclusively aelven or duardin armies, players will have myriad options to choose from.

Players can further customize their armies with a variety of battletomes featuring thematic rules for allies. For example, forces from Tempest’s Eye can recruit Kharadron Overlords, while the Living City can benefit from the addition of Sylvaneth forces.

However, this expansion also means that some units will be leaving the Age of Sigmar range. While many of these units will return in Warhammer: The Old World, the impending changes also include the removal of several models from the Cities of Sigmar battletome.

Despite these changes, Games Workshop reassures players that existing Cities of Sigmar armies can still be used. For instance, Wildwood Rangers can be used as Executioners, preserving the usefulness of existing collections. Players using older models not present in the new battletome are encouraged to ensure their opponents understand which units the models represent.

As Games Workshop gears up for the launch of this exciting new range, they also hint at an upcoming Old World Development Diary later this month, promising more exciting developments in the world of Warhammer.

The Seraphon’s scaled warriors are back, taking center stage in the newly updated “Battletome: Seraphon.” This handbook contains all the required rules to assemble Coalesced and Starborne armies, incorporating warscrolls, Pitched Battle profiles, and Path to Glory content, aligning your Sacred Spawnings with the Old Ones’ will.

For those with a penchant for the esoteric, a Limited Edition version of “Battletome: Seraphon” is available. This exclusive edition features a full-art cover embossed with gold foil, gilt page edges, and a red ribbon page marker – the perfect addition to any collector’s shelf.

Among the standouts in the release is the Slann Starmaster. As supreme mystical guides, they lead saurus and skinks into battle from a majestic floating palanquin. These powerful wizards can cast three spells during your hero phase, allowing for a wide variety of customization.

On the battlefield, experienced Saurus Scar-veterans ride atop predatory Aggradons, providing a potent mix of combat experience and deadly assault capabilities. Also in the mix are Skink Starseers, mages that use prophetic powers to manipulate wards, granting protection to their allies and stripping away enemy safeguards.

Furthermore, the Spawn of Chotec, a range and close combat monster, the heavily muscled Kroxigor, the swift Raptadon Hunters, the Aggradon Lancers, and the Saurus Astrolith Bearer, a warrior able to channel cosmic energy, all add to the Seraphon’s formidable might.

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Presented by actor and devoted Ultramarines aficionado, Rahul Kohli, this year’s live show is filled with reveals, updates, and special offers for your favorite Warhammer games. Notably, Kohli voices the main character in Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun, Malum Caedo. Warhammer Skulls 2023 will be available across platforms including Xbox, Windows, GOG, Steam, GeForce Now, Epic Store, Apple App Store, Playstation, Gamesplanet, Fanatical, GamersGate, Humble, Green Man, Meta Quest, and Prime Gaming.

If you missed the show’s airing, fret not! You can still catch the action right here.

Topping the list of featured games is the first-ever AAA real-time strategy game set in the world of Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin. This epic adventure, developed by strategy game specialists Frontier Developments, invites players to take command of four factions in large-scale open warfare, with the opportunity to upgrade units using comprehensive tech trees.

Also highlighted is the debut of Warhammer 40,000: Speed Freeks, a thrilling vehicle combat game by Caged Element featuring chaotic 16-player matches.

Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 by Focus Interactive, where players will be pitted against the Tyranid horde, is another title showcased in the festival. Fans will also appreciate the news about Total War: Warhammer III, which will be featuring a new hero, the legendary Chaos Warrior Harald Hammerstorm, or Harry the Hammer.

We also have a sneak peek at the intriguing collaboration between the Warhammer franchise and FuturLab’s PowerWash Simulator, a game based on cleanup efforts after messy battles in the Warhammer universe. The spotlight also shines on upcoming updates for Warhammer 40,000: Darktide and the newest trailer for the anticipated Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader CRPG by Owlcat Games.

Furthermore, the festival introduced the card combat game, Warhammer 40,000: Warpforge, and Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun, a thrilling boomer shooter featuring Rahul Kohli. There’s also exciting news about updates, new content, and DLCs for various other games in the franchise.

On the mobile front, Warhammer 40,000: Tacticus introduces the Thousand Sons and an all-new campaign, while Warhammer Quest: Silver Tower brings in new outfits, new boons, and three new Chaos champions. Warhammer Combat Cards and Warhammer The Horus Heresy: Legions also have exciting updates for players.

Warhammer: The Old World will be deeply rooted in the Old World itself – the lands between the coast of Bretonnia in the west and the Worlds Edge Mountains in the east. The focus of the narrative is the Border Princes – the barrier lands between the Empire and Orc territory.

Among the core factions that will be central to the game’s narrative are the Empire of Man, the chivalrous realm of Bretonnia, the Dwarfs, and the Wood Elves. The Old World is also home to the High Elves of Ulthuan, who maintain colonies and outposts along the coasts of the Old World and oversee the affairs of Man.

However, these realms do not exist in isolation. The Old World is teeming with malevolent forces, such as the Beastmen Brayherds that wreak havoc across the Empire and Bretonnia. The savage Orc and Goblin tribes, skeletal legions of the Tomb Kings of Khemri, and the formidable hordes of the Warriors of Chaos also threaten these lands.

Seven legacy factions from Warhammer Fantasy Battles will be included in the game but are not part of the narrative. These factions are Dark Elves, Skaven, Vampire Counts, Daemons of Chaos, Ogre Kingdoms, Lizardmen, and Chaos Dwarfs. These armies will be given rules at the game’s launch, available for free as pdfs, to accommodate fans with existing collections of these classic armies.

The post delved deeper into the backstories of these legacy factions, shedding light on their activities in the century leading up to the Siege of Praag. The Skaven Under-Empire, for example, was engulfed in civil war, prompting them to retreat from the surface world and then re-emerge after a summoning of the Horned Rat at Skavenblight. The Vampire Counts, on the other hand, had retreated and lay low following their defeat in the Vampire Wars.

The update concluded with a promise of more insights to come, with the next development diary scheduled for release in June. As Warhammer: The Old World marches closer to its release, fans can look forward to more revealing diaries like this one, chronicling the journey of their favourite factions and the evolution of the Old World.

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Returning to the game’s original setting, the cursed city of Shadespire, the new starter set includes everything a new player needs to dive into the action-packed world of Warhammer Underworlds. Two warbands, Farstrider’s Fighters and the Sepulchral Guard, take center stage in this set, complete with updated fighter cards and their own Rivals deck. Additionally, players will find a 52-page rulebook, a 52-page playthrough booklet, and all the necessary boards, dice, and tokens.

The playthrough booklet guides players through a full, predetermined game of Warhammer Underworlds, providing step-by-step explanations of each warband’s activations, the use of Ploys and Upgrades, the securing of Objective cards, and the acquisition of Glory Points—the coveted currency of the game. By following along with their miniatures and cards on the game board, new players can grasp the mechanics and strategy in a practical and engaging way. The playthrough booklet even allows for solo play, enabling individuals to familiarize themselves with the game at their own pace. Furthermore, the booklet analyzes alternative outcomes, highlighting how minor adjustments can significantly impact the game’s results. It concludes by offering helpful next steps and primers to maximize the potential of the included warbands.

Accompanying the playthrough booklet is a 52-page rulebook, which provides comprehensive rules for playing Warhammer Underworlds. This updated guide includes all the latest changes from Wyrdhollow, such as the introduction of new mechanics like Barge and Salvage. In addition to the gameplay rules, the rulebook offers valuable insights on various formats available, suggestions on engaging in organized play, and tips for constructing your own powerful decks.

The Warhammer Underworlds: Starter Set is set to be available for pre-order very soon, inviting both new and experienced players to immerse themselves in the captivating world of Warhammer Underworlds. With its refined warbands, updated rules, and an abundance of resources to aid beginners, this starter set promises to be a valuable addition to the ever-expanding Warhammer Underworlds universe.

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The Templar Objective Markers are the markers that Warhammer 40k and Age of Sigmar players have been waiting for. They are industrial-grade, fully transparent, and packed with features. The markers are produced using the latest materials and advanced manufacturing technologies, allowing for a high-precision marker superior in both function and aesthetics.

What sets the Templar Objective Markers apart from other markers on the market is their competitive pricing. Templar Miniature Wargaming is determined to upend the current market, which often has players overpaying for inferior products. By pricing their product where they are, Templar Miniature Wargaming hopes to see their markers in the hands of as many players as possible, allowing everyone to benefit from the best equipment available.

The first field test of the Templar Objective Markers took place last year at the Age of Sigmar WorldCup in Milan. The event was sponsored by Templar Miniature Wargaming, and prizes were awarded to the winners. Additionally, one nation was sponsored and equipped with the markers, which were used on many tables across the board. The feedback from players was overwhelmingly positive, with many inquiries from players looking to purchase the markers themselves.

The field test at the Age of Sigmar WorldCup was the ultimate affirmation of the Templar Objective Markers and the company’s mission. With their innovative features, high-quality production, and competitive pricing, Templar Miniature Wargaming is set to revolutionize the objective marker market. As the crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo continues, more players are expected to back the project, eager to get their hands on these revolutionary markers.

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