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The quest for the Ravening Ruin has drawn all manner of warriors to the ever-hungry Gnarlwood, seeking glory, riches or the simple joy of slaughter. So thick lie the corpses across the forest floor that Nighthaunt Pyregheists have been drawn to it, threatening to consume the forest with the unholy flames of the Great Necromancer. Their rampant spread is held at bay only by the rising waters of a great river, long dormant but returning slowly to life under the guidance of the Ydrilan Riverblades.

Warcry: Pyre and Flood continues the journey into the Gnarlwood with two new warbands – the fire-hurling Pyregheists and the aelven warrior-monks of the Ydrilan Riverblades. The box also includes the Idol of the Old Ones, a massive scenery piece of fallen statuary in the form of a Slann’s bejewelled head, along with a campaign book packed with new background material, rules, and artwork. You'll also find all the cards you need to use both of these warbands in your games of Warcry.

This boxed set contains

• 64-page softcover Warband Tome: Pyre and Flood – with background, artwork, rules, quests, and campaigns for both of the two warbands in the box, as well as the new Idol of the Old Ones terrain
• Ydrilan Riverblades – 10 lithe Lumineth warriors serving the aelementors of realms’ rivers. Surging forward with swift and merciless judgment, they seek to purify the tainted lands. These multipart plastic miniatures include 1x Pureflood Seneschal, 4x Crestdancers, and 4x Stream-runners, with a variety of weapon and cosmetic options.
• Pyregheists – Eight merciless servants of Nagash, tasked with freeing the souls trapped within the Gnarlwood by putting it to flame. These multipart plastic miniatures include 1x Deacon of Flames, 2x Balefire Guard, 2x Flamewraiths, and 3x Torchwraiths, with weapon and cosmetic options.
• Idol of the Old Ones Scenery – A multipart plastic kit to build the head of a ruined statue in the shape of a Slann, with flat areas on which to perch your miniatures during games.
• 42x battleplan cards – Generate battleplans quickly and easily with 6x terrain cards, 12x deployment cards, 12x victory cards, and 12x twist cards
• 20x warband cards – Keep games running smoothly with 3x abilities cards covering both warbands as well as universal abilities, 3x divider cards for tracking damage and fighters, 7x Ydrilan Riverblades fighter cards, and 7x Pyregheists fighter cards

Warcry: Prye and Flood is an excellent way to grow your Warcry collection, adding two intense new warbands and an imposing piece of scenery that fits right in with the rest of the Seraphon ruins range. You'll need a copy of the Warcry: Core Book to use the contents of this expansion box.

All miniatures come with appropriate bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.

Cleansing Aqualiths are magical shrine-engines used by the Dawnbringer Crusades to bring fresh water to newly-founded settlements. Designed by Collegiate mages, forged by Ironweld engineers, and blessed by Sigmarite priests, these floating metaliths absorb ambient magic to generate an endless stream of purified water. Cleansing Aqualiths can be found throughout the Mortal Realms, in growing settlements and abandoned outposts, chained to the ground and topped with holy statues.

This multipart plastic kit builds one Cleansing Aqualith, a magnificent terrain piece themed around the Dawnbringer Crusades. This floating shrine looks right at home on any battlefield, and can be combined with the rest of the Realmscape terrain range to build your own nascent settlement for armies and warbands to fight over.

This kit comprises 74 plastic components. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly - we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.

Glade Guard form the core of Wood Elf armies, for all are trained in the arts of the longbow as soon as they can hold one. In Athel Loren, archery is not just a tool of battle, but one of many hunter’s skills vital for survival.

This multipart plastic kit builds 32 Glade Guard, deadly archers for your Wood Elf Realms armies in games of Warhammer: The Old World. Wielding rank upon rank of versatile Asrai longbows, they can rain down destruction on your enemies from afar. These miniatures can also be used to represent Deepwood Scouts, skirmishers that can perform hit-and-run attacks.

For either option, they can be assembled as one large unit, or two units of 16 archers, each with their own optional champion, standard bearer, and musician. The champion can be built holding an Asrai longbow or a sword, there is a choice of two banner toppers for the standard bearer, and the heads, legs, torsos, capes, and weapons are interchangeable across the miniatures, making it easy to customise your units.

This kit comprises 400 plastic components, and 32x Citadel 25mm Square Bases. These miniatures require assembly and are supplied unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.

These miniatures are also available in the Wood Elf Realms Battalion boxed set.

Freeguild Steelhelms are the rank and file defenders of the Cities of Sigmar, and the determined heart of the Dawnbringer Crusades – ordinary men and women, tasked with battling all manner of nightmares. These weatherbeaten soldiers may be individually outmatched by the myriad threats arrayed against their mission to retake the realms, but they have three things on their side: discipline, determination, and their faith in Sigmar.

This multipart plastic kit builds 10 Freeguild Steelhelms, the soldiers of the line for the Free Cities. Each Steelhelm is armed with a sturdy shield and a one-handed weapon such as a sword, axe, or mace. You can build one model as a veteran Sergeant-at-Arms with a hammer and crested helm, one as an inspiring Battle Priest carrying a holy relic, and another as a Steelhelm Herald with a trumpet and a flowing, icon-topped banner.

The kit includes a myriad of different heads, weapons, shield arms, and shield designs, all of which are interchangeable between models, plus a choice of heads, relics, and icons for the regiment leaders. You'll be able to build varied and characterful Freeguild forces, no matter how many Steelhelms you muster.

This kit comprises 96 plastic components, and comes with 10x Citadel 25mm Round Bases. Also included is a Cities of Sigmar Transfer Sheet, featuring 410 Free City icons, Sigmarite cult sigils, and other forms of heraldry.

These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.

Scuttling, repugnant creatures whose insanity pushes them over the brink of madness into the belief that they are glorious, stout soldiers of a magnificent empire, Crypt Ghouls seek out fresh, raw meat – usually by killing anything in their path. Dangerous even as individual enemies, they tend to hunt in packs, each mordant competing with the other for scraps of flesh torn from the unfortunate dying. Should they catch a glimpse of their king they will fight all the harder – after all, who would not wish to be noticed by a court so glorious?

This multi-part plastic kit contains 20 Crypt Ghouls, and can be used to assemble a Crypt Ghast Courtier – warscrolls for each are in the box. Supplied with 20 Citadel 25mm Round bases.

The Cities of Sigmar are bastions of light and hope in realms embattled by darkness. With faith and overwhelming firepower, their mortal armies fight back against the fiend, the monster, and the wraith.

This stalwart boxed set provides you with infantry, cavalry and artillery for Cities of Sigmar armies, forming a versatile force for games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar.

The rank and file of the Freeguild Steelhelms are supported by Freeguild Cavaliers on horseback, and led from the front by a respected Freeguild Cavalier-Marshal. An Ironweld Great Cannon provides deadly firepower and a defensive bulwark wherever needed.

Contains

• 1x Freeguild Cavalier-Marshal
• 1x Ironweld Great Cannon
• 5x Freeguild Cavaliers
• 10x Freeguild Steelhelms

All models are supplied with their appropriate bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.

Ionus Cryptborn is a living legend, descending like a silent shadow over the most beleaguered of battlefields. His prayers are capable of calling down wicked maelstroms of lightning that can smash through sieges, and electrocute armies.

This multipart plastic kit builds one Ionus Cryptborn, Warden of Lost Souls – a legendary leader of the Stormcast Eternals riding an ancient and powerful Draconith, and armed with the infamous Soulbreaker weapon.

This kit contains 48 plastic components, and comes with a Citadel 100mm Round Base. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.

The Claws of Karanak venerate the Flesh Hounds of Khorne, becoming bloodthirsty hunters who pursue craven prey in the Blood God's name. These predator-cults fight like packs of wild animals, taking on the aspect of daemonic beasts as they hack foes to shreds in horrific displays of brutality.

This multipart plastic kit builds a full warband of the Claws of Karanak, for use in games of Warcry. Ruled by a savage Packlord, these crazed cultists are draped in furs and chains, wearing snarling masks or going bare-headed to battle. They use an array of barbed blades, spears, and flails to shed blood in their patron’s name, aspiring to become one of the mighty half-daemon Hounds of Wrath. These models can also be used as part of a Blades of Khorne army in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar.

This set contains eight plastic miniatures

• 1x Packlord
  
• 1x Hound of Wrath
  
• 2x Brutalisers, which can each be armed with paired shredder blades or a shredder blade and meat hook
  
• 4x Blood Whelps, which can each be armed with a barb-spear or claw-flail

This set also includes

• A Claws of Karanak abilities card, to help unleash this warband’s hellish hunting tactics in your games of Warcry (in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Chinese, and Japanese)
  
• 6x Claws of Karanak fighter cards, for referencing your rules and stats at a glance
  
• 2x wound divider cards, for tracking your fighters in battle

This kit comprises 62 plastic components, and comes with 1x Citadel 60x35mm Oval Base, 1x Citadel 40mm Round Base, 2x Citadel 32mm Round Bases, and 4x Citadel 28mm Round Bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.

The peal of brass bells portends the explosive arrival of the Vermindoom. Blight City has burst into the Realm of Fire, and the Hour or Ruin is upon us. The new edition of Warhammer Age of Sigmar is nearly here, and it’s arriving with a huge launch box: Skaventide.

The Skaventide is sweeping across the Mortal Realms – and the faithful Stormcast Eternals of the Hallowed Knights are first into the fray. This gigantic box is the biggest Warhammer Age of Sigmar launch set yet, and it’s packed to the brim with books and miniatures. 

The box is divided into two sides coming in at 1,200 points. There are 24 Stormcast Eternals, reforged warriors and grizzled veterans of a thousand conflicts, and 50 Skaven, swarming horrors who fight with overwhelming numbers, foul magics, and madcap technology.

The Stormcast Eternals

Created by Sigmar himself to reclaim the Mortal Realms from the forces of Chaos, each Stormcast Eternal is a heroic soul snatched from the God of Death and Reforged into an immortal warrior upon the Anvil of Apotheosis. Sigmar’s lie was that this immortality would not have consequences – it is as much a curse as a boon, for each fresh death and Reforging hammers out more flaws, it also whittles away a little more of their soul.The Skaven threat is so dire, however, that Sigmar has been forced to throw open the Ruination Chamber and press back into service those warriors on the brink of losing themselves completely. All are willing to fight, as the hour is simply too dire.

Lord-Vigilant on Gryph-stalker

Lord-Vigilants are the commanders of the Bleak Citadels, those quiet monasteries that house the Stormcast Eternals in the retirement of the Ruination Chamber. They ride on corvine Gryph-stalkers, wielding hallowed greataxes and marshalling their allies with grim resolve.

Lord-Terminos

There is one release from the curse of immortality – the oblivion offered by the Lord-Terminos. In this hour of need, these warriors will range the battlefield and take Skaven heads with their mighty Blade Terminos. 

Lord-Veritant

With a hatred of Chaos that eclipses all else, the Lord-Veritant is an expert in excising corruption from the Mortal Realms. Aided by their Gryph-crow companions they hunt down powerful wizards and heretical priests. 

Knight-Questor

Unburdened by the pressures of command, a Knight-Questor is an errant hero tasked by Sigmar to perform a significant duty, be that retrieving a lost heirloom or slaying an enemy warlord. Whatever their task, few can stand between them and their ultimate goal.

Reclusians

With only a handful of Reforgings left before they lose themselves entirely, Reclusians are deployed only in the most desperate of times. Unwavering and unnervingly quiet, they stride forward as sorceries and corruption wash over them – such foul energies fail to find purchase on their eroded souls. They are accompanied by Memorians, mortal companions who preserve their deeds and memories.

Prosecutors

Prosecutors descend into battle on burning wings, hurling crackling javelins at their foes. Veterans of countless conflicts since the dawn of the Age of Sigmar, and oft-exposed to the perils of the Cursed Skies, these fearsome angelic warriors are included among the ranks of the Ruination Chamber.

Liberators

The mainstay of any Stormcast Eternals army is an obdurate backbone of Warrior Chamber troops such as the hardy Liberators. Armed with shields and hammers, they are deployed to hold the line and counterattack with crushing blows.

The Skaven

The Skaven are treacherous ratmen congenitally willing to stab even their closest ally in the back if it would bring them one claw closer to power. Nevertheless, after an audacious series of cunning rituals, the Skaven have managed to crash the nightmarish sub-dimension of Blight City into the Mortal Realms, and are now pouring forth in never-before seen numbers as the Great Horned Rat takes his rightful place among the Chaos pantheon.

Everything comes in cycles for the followers of Nurgle, and inevitability is part and parcel of life. We know that you’ve been waiting for the release of Battletome Maggotkin of Nurgle, and your patience is set to be rewarded with Grandfather’s bountiful gifts this Saturday.

Deep in the Garden of Nurgle, Grandfather concocts deadly diseases for his daemonic spawn and mortal followers to spread. He’s been working for a long time on this latest batch, and his results will bring calamity to your opponents with a new rule that will see your foes afflicted with deleterious agues and buboes.

That’s right, even getting close to Maggotkin units triggers this. They’ve been learning from their kin in the 41st Millenium,and have amped up the foul smells, corrosive gasses, and swarms of biting insects.

Use this to promulgate a panoply of poxes to enemy units, making your opponent think twice about charging if they want to keep the contents of their stomachs. Unless infected units use healing magic or abilities, they won’t be able to shift this rot.

If you thought that was bad enough, you were wrong. The weapons of the Maggotkin make a mockery of good maintenance and hygiene. These corroded slabs of metal and suppurating Daemon claws all weep with foul blights that transfer maladies every time they score a critical blow.

This isn’t the only vector for Disease Points. Spells and abilities also help you drown your foes in plague-ridden effluence. 

This is a major change from their previous Battletome, and perfectly encapsulates what it feels like to try and battle against these grimy guys, where fatal blows simply cause flesh to slough off without major effect, while filth, flies, and rot wash back over you in retaliation.

Battletome: Maggotkin of Nurgle is worming its way to pre-order this Saturday, but keep an eye on the Warhammer Community website as we reveal a few more details of this bilious book of blights.

Enormous, bloated warriors, festering with pustules and plague, the Putrid Blightkings are the favoured mortal servants of Nurgle. Blessed with the bite of the daemonfly, these rotting murderers lumber into battle with their tocsins tolling. Possessed of a shockingly deceptive speed, they wield scythes, mauls, axes and flails with a skill that belies their form.

 This 105-piece plastic kit makes five Putrid Blightkings. Each model can be assembled in at least two distinct ways, with the option of building a Blightlord, Icon Bearer and a Sonorous Tocsin. You can ensure that each of your Blightkings looks totally unique by combining the 21 weapon arms with the 11 torsos and 17 head options.

Includes five Citadel 40mm Round bases.

Moving like a ghostly cyclone, the creatures known as Bladegheist Revenants spin in a frenetic fashion. They are souls taken from those who met particularly tormenting ends – those sealed in spike-riddled encasements, choked beneath water or buried alive. Their last living thoughts were a frenzy of desperation, a last flurry of defiance in an attempt to break free. Thanks to Nagash’s terrible curse, that horrible ending moment has been preserved forever in the Bladegheist Revenants.

This multi-part plastic kit contains the components necessary to assemble 10 Bladegheist Revenants. Eternally tormented spirits, they are clad in tattered cloaks which fade away into ethereal elements, appropriate to the panicked, frantic fighting style they exemplify. Each is posed swooping and jinking unpredictably; the chains that bind them to Shyish are swinging wildly about their forms. Within the cloaks, metallic face masks peer out – there are 10 of these included, each a different design, which can be modelled on any cloak assembly you desire. There are 10 tomb greatblades included, each of which is slightly different.

This kit comes as 43 components, and is supplied with 10 32mm Round bases.