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The Space Marine Legions of the 31st Millenium field a diverse and formidable range of genetically-enhanced warriors and advanced war machines, superior to any other military force in the galaxy. As an Age of Darkness falls across the stars and the fires of rebellion rage out of control, the armies that were used to forge the Imperium turn upon each other in an apocalyptic civil war – the Horus Heresy.

Of the eighteen Space Marine Legions, only half remain loyal to their oaths. Heroes without equal, these Space Marines rally to defend the Emperor and all he has strived to build. In the turmoil of the Horus Heresy, the Loyalist armies stand firm against a tide of corruption and betrayal, waging bitter war against their former brothers – those that have forsworn their oaths and turned upon the Imperium. By the courage and might of these steadfast warriors will the fate of the Imperium, and that of humanity itself, be decided.

This book is an essential guide for anyone who wants to command a Loyalist Legiones Astartes force in Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. It contains all of the rules you need to field every unit and formation available to Loyalist forces, from core units and weapons shared by every Space Marine Legion to specialist rules for each of the Loyalist Legions – including Rites of War, unique wargear, signature units, and their legendary Primarchs.

Contains

• Rules and unit profiles covering every unit, weapon, and piece of wargear available to the Loyalist Legiones Astartes in Warhammer: The Horus Heresy
• Legion-specific special rules, Warlord Traits, Reactions, Rites of War, wargear, unit profiles, and unique characters for each of the Loyalist Legions: the Dark Angels, White Scars, Space Wolves, Imperial Fists, Blood Angels, Iron Hands, Ultramarines, Salamanders, and Raven Guard
• Profiles for each of the Loyalist Primarchs: Lion El’Johnson, Jaghatai Khan, Leman Russ, Rogal Dorn, Sanguinius, Ferrus Manus, Roboute Guilliman, Vulkan, and Corvus Corax
• A visual showcase for each Loyalist Legion, containing heraldry markings, colour schemes for infantry and vehicles, and a small gallery of stunning miniatures photography

In order to use the contents of this book, you will require a copy of the Warhammer: The Horus Heresy – Age of Darkness Rulebook.

Peasant Bowmen are called up from the lowborn serfs of Bretonnia's dukedoms, expected to take up their own longbows and engage enemies unworthy of the attention of a knight's attention from afar. Most peasants have trained with the bow from a young age, but to make their numbers count on the battlefield, these archers congregate into massed units that direct volley after volley of arrows into the enemy.

This multipart plastic kit builds 36 Peasant Bowmen, humble archers from the Kingdom of Bretonnia. Each of these conscripted soldiers is armed with a powerful longbow, and the kit comes with four sets of defensive stakes on separate bases to guard against cavalry. The kit includes two command sections – each comprising a standard bearer, a musician with a choice of instruments, and a Villein champion – allowing you to field two regiments of 18 models, or a massive block of 36 models.

The kit also provides optional burning braziers, plus a variety of different heads, command accessories, and peasant luggage, all of which are interchangeable – meaning no two musterings of Peasant Bowmen need to look the same.

This kit contains 223 plastic components, 36x Citadel 25mm Square Bases, 4x Citadel 25x100mm Rectangular Bases, and a Bretonnian Transfer Sheet containing 176 high-quality waterslide transfers.

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

Features

• 36 lowborn archers to support your Kingdom of Bretonnia army from a distance.
  
• Equipped with longbows, and come with optional defensive stakes and burning braziers.
  
• Build one large unit, or two smaller ones, each with their own command section.

Legions Imperialis is the place to see the largest war engines in the galaxy smash their way through squadrons of tanks and hordes of infantry, but you can currently only take a few of them in your Legiones Astartes and Solar Auxilia armies. Don’t you just want to see what an entire army of Knights and Titans could do?

The Great Slaughter is here to answer that question. It’s the first major supplement for Legions Imperialis, and focuses on the apocalyptic battles that rocked Beta-Garmon as Warmaster Horus bore down on Terra.

The book opens with 50+ pages of background lore, complete with maps and illustrations to take you through the wars for the Garmon Cluster. With a focus on Nyrcon City, the major confrontations are presented in exacting detail, from the legendary Battle for Nyrcon City to the cusp of Titandeath, with countless profiles of the Legions, regiments, and squadrons that fought in the campaign.

It’s also full of new rules to expand your games, including new Formations and Detachments for both Loyalist and Traitor forces to deploy. Vanguard Detachments add the speed and firepower of Outriders, Land Speeders, and Scimitar Jetbikes to new Sky-Hunter Phalanxes, pairing them with optional light armour and air support to harry your opponent’s flanks.

Drop Pod Assaults return in a new Formation, smashing powerful infantry detachments into the heart of battle with lethal Deathstorm Drop Pod batteries for support. The Solar Auxilia make good use of their armoured assets with new Artillery Company, Mechanised Infantry Sub-cohort, and Super-heavy Company Formations, which they’ll sorely need to face off against the towering foes Beta-Garmon will throw at them.

Now you’ll also be able to string your games of Legions Imperialis into long-running narratives with an extensive campaign system, which offers multiple different ways to link battles. Warfront campaigns pit several players against each other in a race for Campaign Points across six cycles of battle, while Conquest Campaigns draw up a map and task commanders with capturing key locations. 

Campaigns can be mixed together to tell longer stories about key conflicts in the Horus Heresy, or run over the course of a weekend as a fun event.

The most seismic additions come with the new Titandeath game mode, which hurls entire maniples of Titans and Knights at each other in epic, city-levelling clashes. Players muster mighty 6,000-point forces from the Legion Support and Knight Household detachments in the Legions Imperialis Rulebook, meaning anything smaller than an Armiger has no place in Titandeath battles.

These rules bring a new experience to games of Legions Imperialis, as even the legendary Titans can be wiped from the field under a concentrated barrage, and deft tactics are needed to manoeuvre your god-engines through terrain ill-suited to protecting them.

Titandeath battles are a great way to bring existing collections of Knights and Titans from Adeptus Titanicus back into games of Legions Imperialis, or expand your roster with the breathtakingly beautiful small-scale Titan miniatures available for the game. It’s an experience you’ll rarely see anywhere else – unless you happen to have loads of friends with full-size Titans!

The mysterious Cult Mechanicum of the 31st Millennium march to war armed with esoteric and arcane science, hosts of battle-automata and cybernetic soldiers guided by the cold iron logic of their Tech-Priest overlords. The Lords of Mars command the technology that shaped the Imperium and, as the Horus Heresy consumes the galaxy, wield their arsenal for both Loyalist and Traitor causes.

This book is an essential guide for anyone who wants to command Mechanicum armies in Warhammer: The Horus Heresy. It contains all of the rules you need to field the various deadly and esoteric machines and troops of the Taghmata Omnissiah, whether they are loyal to the Emperor or the Warmaster. This book also includes full details of the war engines and tactics of the Titan Maniples and the Questoris Households, as well as the rules needed to represent them on the battlefield.

Contains

• Rules and unit profiles covering every unit, weapon, and piece of wargear available to the Taghmata Mechanicum, Titan Maniples, and Knight Houses in Warhammer: The Horus Heresy
• Warlord Traits, a unique Reaction, Cybertheurgy, and Orders of High Techno-arcana for bringing the esoteric abilities of the Mechanicum to the tabletop
• Rules for fielding two Divisio Tactica: the Titan Legions and the Questoris Households
• Profiles for three unique characters – Calleb Decima Invictus for Loyalists, and Archmagos Draykavac and Archmagos Anacharis Scoria for Traitors
• A visual showcase for a variety of Mechanicum forces, containing heraldry markings, iconography, colour schemes for infantry and vehicles, and a small gallery of stunning photography

In order to use the contents of this book, you will require a copy of the Warhammer: The Horus Heresy – Age of Darkness Rulebook.

Contact! – Letters, questions, and pictures of miniatures sent in by readers.

Inside the Studio – A look at the games the White Dwarf staff have been playing recently.

WHITE DWARF BUNKER

Access Granted! – An introduction to this month’s action in the White Dwarf Bunker.

Challenges – Grab your brushes and join our Rank and File painting challenge.

The Slidecrown Sundering – The Slidecrown Sundering has come to an end. Which faction won in your gaming group?

Scenario of the Month – New scenarios for Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar, plus six new battleplans for Warcry.

Basic Training – Gaming and tactical advice on taking cover in Warhammer 40,000.

Hobby Hangout – Steve Barrett demonstrates how to paint jungle-themed scenery for Warcy and Warhammer Age of Sigmar.

Satellite Uplink – Leila shares the results of the Warhammer studio's campaign. Plus, readers' Rank and File miniatures.

WARHAMMER 40,000

Echoes From the Warp – Skitarii, tanks, or robots? Which Adeptus Mechanicus Detachment will you field?

Strike Team Solarien – New rules for fielding a force of Vanguard Space Marines in Combat Patrol.

Index Xenos: Sautekh Dynasty – The Silent King may have returned, but not every Necron has bent the knee to his rule…

Stilled Faith: Acolyte – The Stilling has affected everyone in the Pariah Nexus. Or has it? Part one of a new story arc.

Operational Offensives – Combat Patrol + campaign = a Combat Patrol campaign! Get ready to sign up!

WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMAR

Battle Report: Seize the Crown! – More-more Slidecrown! The Skaven battle the Sylvaneth for control of the Viridian Crown.

On Weapons Both Famed and Infamous – An in-world exploration of some of the celebrated (or maligned) weapons from the Mortal Realms.

Gods and Monsters – Orruks love a good scrap, but their foes are particularly uncooperative in this short story

A Tale of Four Warlords – A new challenger enters the fray as the warlords add allies to their armies.

Siege Warfare – Get building some walls, kids. Or start knocking them down. It’s time for a siege!

Rules of Engagement – Travel to Andtor for the ins and outs of The General’s Handbook 2023–24

Cities of Sigmar – A swathe of Cities of Sigmar characters to use in Warhammer Quest: Cursed City.

NECROMUNDA

Ferrostack 125 – A stunning battlefield for Necromunda, plus a scenario for battling across vertical terrain.

SPECIAL FEATURES

Black Library – The first in a new series of stories featuring White Dwarf's very own Chapter – the Tome Keepers.

Each copy of issue 496 also comes with cardboard inserts which include 1x double-sided rules card for the Vanguard Space Marines Combat Patrol containing Stratagems, Abilities, Secondary Objectives, and Enhancements, 2x Paint Recipe cards, 2x Bunker Achievement Cards, 4x Combat Patrol Datasheets and a double-sided card featuring the Bunker Scenarios of the month for Warhammer Age of Sigmar and Warhammer 40,000.

The Tomb Guard are the partially mummified remains of a king’s elite guard, whole regiments of which were entombed beside their rulers. They were exceptional warriors in life, and maintain all their discipline and martial skill in death. In battle, they form unwavering ranks of armoured warriors. They have spilled the blood of their enemies for countless centuries, and numerous armies have been dashed against their implacable shieldwalls.

This multipart plastic kit builds 20 Tomb Guard, the elite skeletal infantry of the Tomb Kings of Khemri. Each Tomb Guard is clad in light armour and scraps of mummified wrappings, carries a finely decorated shield, and can be armed with a bladed hand weapon or a sweeping halberd. This kit also provides components for all the command upgrades you'll need, whether you choose to field your Tomb Guard in small groups or as one large phalanx – you can build musicians, standard bearers with optional vultures to sit atop their icons, and Tomb Captains with ornate wargear and death masks.

The kit includes a wide variety of different skeletal heads, shield designs, poses, bony torsos, and weapon arms, all of which are entirely interchangeable – so you can ensure your undead phalanx looks totally unique, no matter how large it grows.

This kit contains 176 plastic components, and comes with 20x Citadel 25mm Square Bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.

The Kratos Heavy Assault Tank is based on an Ancient Terran pattern fielded during the Unification of Old Earth, redesigned after the Emperor's treaty with the Lords of Mars to serve as the spearhead of the Great Crusade, a line-breaker and foe hammer. This grinding battle tank is all but impervious to enemy fire, and its steady, inexorable advance provides an indomitable core to any assault by the Legiones Astartes, enforced by a barrage of overwhelming firepower.

This multipart plastic kit builds one Kratos Heavy Assault Tank, a nigh-impenetrable war machine bristling with heavy armaments. This impressive vehicle can be built with one of three powerful turret weapons – the versatile Kratos battlecannon, tank-busting melta blast-gun, or searing volkite cardanelle. It also sports a co-axial autocannon, a pair of hull-mounted guns – autocannons, heavy bolters, lascannons, or volkite calivers – and a separate pair of sponson weapons – heavy bolters, heavy flamers, lascannons, or volkite culverins.

The kit also includes components to upgrade the Kratos Heavy Assault Tank with a pintle-mounted weapon – a havoc launcher, heavy bolter, heavy flamer, multi-melta, or a combi-weapon with five configurations (bolter, flamer, melta, plasma, or volkite) – as well as a searchlight, a dozer blade, a hunter-killer missile, and a number of cosmetic options, such as towing hooks and a choice of a Space Marine gunner, spotter, or closed hatch.

This kit comprises 233 plastic components, and is supplied with a Legiones Astartes Vehicle Transfer Sheet containing 44 optional markings and icons for the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists Legions. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel paints.

You will need a copy of the Warhammer: The Horus Heresy – Age of Darkness Rulebook and either the Liber Astartes: Loyalist Legiones Astartes Army Book or Liber Hereticus: Traitor Legiones Astartes Army Book to make full use of this model in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy.

Warhounds are the smallest class of ‘true’ Titan, classed as Scout Titans in reference to their common operational role as vanguards to larger Titan battle groups, or support elements to lesser ground forces. When confronting enemy god-engines, Warhounds must rely on their speed, manoeuvrability, and pack tactics to bring down their larger counterparts.

This multipart plastic kit builds two epic scale Warhound Scout Titans, aggressive god-engines with an iconic hunched profile. Each Warhound features two arm-mounted weapons, chosen from an extensive arsenal – this kit includes two ursus claws, two melta lances, two volkite eradicators, two natrix shock lances, and two missile pods loaded with shudder missiles or swarmer missiles.

This kit offers plenty of ways to customise your Scout Titans. You'll find different head designs, a variety of armour plates for their legs, shoulder assemblies with different sigils, and four carapace designs – one with sculpted Loyalist imagery, one with Traitor symbols, one with an honour shield, and one left blank. The kit features joints at various points, allowing you to pose your Titans at their heads and waists. Also included is a transfer sheet featuring 118 high-quality transfers to decorate your Titans.

These models can be used in games of Legions Imperialis, as well as games of Adeptus Titanicus using the included Adeptus Titanicus Command Terminals and Weapon Cards.

Features

• A pair of epic scale Warhound Titans for Legions Imperialis and Adeptus Titanicus
  
• Agile god-engines that can ensnare larger Titans with harpoon claws, then unleash melta lances up close
  
• Comes with an arsenal of other arm weapons – natrix shock lances, volkite eradicators, and different missile pods

The set includes

• 2x Warhound Scout Titans
  
• 2x ursus claws
  
• 2x Incisor-pattern melta lances
  
• 2x natrix shock lances
  
• 2x volkite eradicators
  
• 2x missile pods, which can be built with shudder missiles or swarmer missiles
  
• 2x Legions Imperialis 80mm Oval Bases
  
• 1x Adeptus Titanicus Warhound Titan Transfer Sheet
  
• 1x Adeptus Titanicus Warhound Titan Command Terminals
  
• 1x Adeptus Titanicus Warhound Titan Weapon Card Sheet

This kit comprises 136 plastic components and a transfer sheet. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.

Cutters are fast, agile jetbikes, reflecting House Escher's preference for deadly speed over brutish durability. Borne across the skies of the ash wastes by a staggeringly powerful engine, Cutters are seldom the stablest or safest of rides – but leave any rivals choking on clouds of dust and trails of corrosive chem-exhaust. Soaring over obstacles and barricades, a descending Cutter can slice through the enemies of the House of Blades with a hail of gunfire, then jink away before the foe can respond.

This multipart plastic kit builds four Escher Cutters, lightning-fast jetbikes that can be added to any Escher gang. These ferocious flying machines boast a powerful front turbine with exposed engine cylinders, providing thrust for their sleek, bladed chassis. Each Cutter has a deadly gas trap launcher installed on its undercarriage, and sports a pair of mounted weapons on either side of the jetbike – you can choose between twin-linked grenade launchers, twin-linked heavy stubbers, or twin-linked plasma guns. The kit includes a choice of two different head designs and four interchangeable hairstyles, to give each of your Escher riders their own distinct appearance.

This set consists of 124 plastic components, and is supplied with 4x Citadel 60x35mm Oval Bases, each with a ball top flying stem. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.

Rules for using Escher Cutters in your games of Necromunda can be found in The Aranthian Succession: Cinderak Burning supplement.

Heavily-armed and impressively armoured, the Leviathan Siege Dreadnought is an alternative development of the highly successful Contemptor design. These rare and mighty engines are prized by Astartes commanders, recognised as savagely powerful siege and hunter-killer units that can crush any opposition with a volley of devastating firepower. Yet such overwhelming strength comes at a cost – a Leviathan's systems place an onerous and ultimately lethal strain upon its occupant, the entombed incumbent burning brightly but only briefly in their second life.

This multipart plastic kit builds one Leviathan Siege Dreadnought, an intimidating armoured walker loaded with powerful munitions. The kit provides three heavy weapons to choose from – a cyclonic melta lance, grav-flux bombard, and storm cannon – each of which can be mounted on either of the Leviathan's arms. The Dreadnought's torso houses a pair of additional weapons – your choice of heavy flamers or twin-linked volkite calivers – and it can also be armed with an optional hull-mounted phosphex discharger. This impressively customisable kit includes a choice of three different chest plates, two different cowls, and three different groin armour plates. The Dreadnought's joints and head can all be positioned separately for a range of poses, with alternate foot options to give the appearance of stomping forward or planting its feet to fire.

This kit comprises 142 plastic components and is supplied with a Citadel 80mm Round Base, as well as a Legiones Astartes Vehicle Transfer Sheet containing 44 optional markings and icons for the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists Legions. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel paints.

This kit is compatible with the Leviathan Dreadnought Ranged Weapons Frame, allowing you to outfit your Dreadnought with two copies of the same arm-mounted weapon, as well as the Leviathan Dreadnought Close Combat Weapons Frame, allowing you to equip your Dreadnought with fist weapons for melee fighting.

Tactical squads are the mainstay of the Space Marine Legions and the force by which the Great Crusade has reconquered much of the galaxy. By the fighting power of thousands of superhuman warriors such as these, armed and armoured for battle in the harshest of environments and the deadliest of war zones, the enemies of Mankind have been crushed repeatedly. The Legion Tactical squad is a highly flexible infantry unit, able to attack or defend at will, assault heavily fortified positions and take and hold strategic objectives, or simply slaughter an enemy comprehensively in almost any situation.

MKIII 'Iron' power armour dates from the wars of the Great Crusade, and is renowned for its use in full frontal assault due to its bulky but durable design.

This multipart plastic kit builds 20 Space Marine Legionaries, which you can field in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy as a Legion Tactical Squad of 20 models or two units of 10 models. Each of these Legionaries is armed with a bolter and bolt pistol, and you can optionally equip them with various additional components such as grenades, pouches, and a bayonet for melee fighting. You can also build up to two Legionaries with a Legion vexilla, two with a nuncio-vox, and two with an augury scanner.

Accessories and alternative head options are included to build a Legion Tactical Sergeant for each of your squads – the kit offers a variety of extra weapon options for these unit leaders, including plasma pistols, power swords, power fists, and lightning claws.

These models have no Legion markings, allowing Warhammer hobbyists to paint them in whichever colours they choose. However, the box includes a transfer sheet with 293 optional markings and iconography for the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists Legions.

This multipart plastic kit contains 368 plastic components, and is supplied with 20x Citadel 32mm Round Bases and 1x Legiones Astartes Infantry Transfer Sheet. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.

Terminator suits are the ultimate in personal armour technology, gifted to the finest veteran forces of the Legiones Astartes. Squads clad in Terminator armour become devastating frontline assault units, able to withstand the heaviest enemy fire and deliver a ruthless hammer blow to crush their foes. Tartaros armour is perhaps the most advanced form of Terminator suit ever designed – offering greater durability and protection than power armour, while sacrificing none of its mobility.

This multipart plastic kit builds 10 Tartaros Terminators, which can be fielded in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy as a Legion Terminator Tartaros Squad of 10 models, or two units of 5 models. Each of these Terminators is armed with a Tigris-pattern combi-bolter and either a power fist, chainfist, or lightning claw – you can also choose to swap out the combi-bolter for a pair of lightning claws. The box also includes two volkite chargers and two power swords, as well as a variety of other specialist weapons – two each of heavy flamers, plasma blasters, and reaper autocannons. Components are included to build a Tartaros Sergeant for each of your squads, with special torsos, loincloths, and pauldrons, as well as alternate heads and two grenade harnesses.

These models have no Legion markings, allowing Warhammer hobbyists to paint them in whichever colours they choose – however, the box includes a transfer sheet with 339 optional markings and iconography for the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists Legions.This set comprises 204 plastic components, and is supplied with 10x Citadel 40mm Round Bases and 1x Legiones Astartes Infantry Transfer Sheet. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel paints.