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Any budding thane will want to get his hands on the ancient wisdom contained in Arcane Journal: Dwarfen Mountain Holds, a 48-page treatise containing the full information on what the Dwarfen kingdoms are up to during this time period, two Armies of Infamy, a handful of extra units and magical items, and two special characters whom you may remember from Warhammer Fantasy Battles. The Reference Cards pack covers all the Runes, plus useful rules and Anvil of Doom abilities, while the dice will demonstrate your pride as a Dawi.

A cross the war-torn worlds of the Age of Darkness, massive armies battle amongst ruined cities. Nowhere is the cost of war more evident than areas where entire blocks have been bombarded, or suffered the tread of mighty Titans.

This multipart plastic kit builds a set of epic scale terrain, designed for use in games of Legions Imperialis and Adeptus Titanicus. This modular set includes broken walls, floor structures, and chunks of rubble, which can be arranged in a variety of configurations – you can cluster wall structures together to suggest the footprint of entire city blocks, or mix ruins with intact buildings in the matching Civitas Imperialis range for a variety of cover types.

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

Dwarf Warriors are the backbone of any Dwarfen Mountain Holds army in Warhammer: The Old World. Stalwart and unyielding, these warriors are renowned for their courage and discipline on the battlefield. The models in this box are supplied unpainted and require assembly.

Warhammer: The Old World will be available to pre-order on Saturday, and nestled amid the mountains of new and returning miniatures are two intriguing softback books – the Arcane Journals.

Arcane Journals are softback supplements that are designed to work alongside the army lists in Forces of Fantasy and Ravening Hordes, containing supplementary background and imagery, and additional rules that complement these details through extra equipment, special characters, and army lists.

Arcane Journals are not required to play your chosen faction in Warhammer: The Old World . The two main army lists contain a complete set of rules for each army, including unique spells that supplement the eight lores in the core rulebook (for instance, the Lore of Nehekara or the Lore of the Lady), unique abilities (like Knightly Vows and Resurrecting the Fallen), and faction specific special rules (Arrows of Asaph, Blessings of the Lady, etc) and magic items. 

However, Arcane Journals do provide different ways to play and new ways to build your force via themed army lists with their own mustering rules. These Armies of Infamy differ from the main list in meaningful ways: due to their geographical location, the unique tactics employed by certain generals, or the formation of historical retinues for notable characters.

For example, the Bretonnian Exiles are forces under the command of a Banished Lord – a knight who has committed some transgression against Code Chivalric and been booted out. Shorn of their honour, these Lords are now free to hire bloodthirsty mercenaries and employ Border Prince Bombards as they attempt to claim glory (or just a new land to rule) – taking up the Vow of the Exile instead of their regular Chivalric Vow.

The Tomb Kings can use rules found in their own Arcane Journal to field Nehekharan Royal Hosts, the elite retinue of an influential Tomb King or Prince. The monarchs who lead these armies are often tutored in the secret language of the Priests of the Mortuary Cult, while their legions of Skeleton and Tomb Guard Chariots pulverise their ruler’s enemies under hoof and wheel.

These variant army lists are a great way to add a narrative element to your collection, and stretch your skills by undertaking projects such as creating an Errantry Crusade that features a rainbow of unique heraldry. 

Each Arcane Journal also features one historical recreation scenario. For the Kingdom of Bretonnia, that’s The Battle of Matorea. Set during a seismic war in the Border Princes, this scenario pits a modest force led by Sir Cecil Gastonne the Wyrm Slayer, fighting tooth and nail against a colossal Khemrian host led by Settra the Imperishable – as the Duke of Brionne and Lady Élisse Duchaard ride out to save him.

It features mustering rules for each force, as well as a battlefield map and special rules that represent the conditions of the battle – providing unique challenges that differ from the missions in the Core Book. 

Each Arcane Journal will feature one of these historical recreations, and you can have the first one on us – just click the download button below. It even provides instructions for playing the scenario with armies of your choosing!

Each Arcane Journal contains rules for notable special characters, such as the Green Knight, Élisse Duchaard, Nekaph the Emissary of Settra, and Settra the Imperishable himself. There are also additional magic weapons, armour, standards, and other enchanted items for the featured faction.

You’ll be able to pre-order the Arcane Journals for the Kingdom of Bretonnia and the Tomb Kings of Khemri on Saturday, alongside the game itself and oodles of beautiful miniatures and accessories. Further Arcane Journals following the other seven core factions will be released in due course. 

For your first look at Warhammer: The Old World, you can now watch its Warhammer+ debut Battle Report for FREE on YouTube. There’s also Loremasters and Citadel Colour Masterclass content coming up in the next few weeks. Praise the Lady/Hail Settra (delete as applicable)! And if you want to see the Battle Of Matorea scenario in action, check out the MiniWarGaming YouTube channel.

Herds of powerful Ungors, Gors and Bestigors make up the bulk of a Brayherd’s forces, massing in great numbers to prey upon civilised lands. Minotaurs can meanwhile take on the toughest enemies in the Old World.

Men-at Arms are the lowborn regiments of Bretonnia, recruited as children into the household guard of their noble lords. Though humble, they are not to be underestimated – when these simple foot soldiers are gathered for war, they provide vital infantry support for the knights and nobles. Their tall shields emblazoned with the heraldry of their lord, they march forward in a wave of proud colours and carefully polished steel.

This multipart plastic kit builds 36 Men-at-Arms, peasant footsoldiers from the Kingdom of Bretonnia. Each of these stalwart serfs carries a bladed polearm and a hefty shield, protected by simple armour befitting their rank. The kit provides two command sections – each comprising a standard bearer, a doughty Grail Monk, a musician with a choice of instruments, and a Yeoman champion – allowing you to field two regiments of 18 models, or a massive shieldwall of 32 models.

The kit includes a variety of different bodies, helmeted heads, polearm poses, and peasant luggage, all of which are interchangeable – meaning no two gatherings of Men-at-Arms need to look the same.

This kit contains 308 plastic components, 36x Citadel 25mm Square 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

• A massive 36 models of infantry support for your Kingdom of Bretonnia army.
  
• Equipped with tall shields and long polearms.
  
• Build one large unit or two smaller ones, each with their own command section.

By lashing together roughly-hewn planks and bolting round(ish) wheels to a sturdy axle, Orcs can build formidable chariots drawn by pairs of boars. Keen to make the most of their status in the eyes of others, Orc charioteers will constantly mess with their vehicle, adding extra ornamentation and painting them in bold, flashy colours.

This multipart plastic kit builds 2 Orc Boar Chariots, for use in Orc & Goblin Tribes in games of Warhammer: The Old World. The Orc crew can be equipped with hand weapons and cavalry spears, and the chariots come with with different cosmetic build options, including a fierce-looking bosspole. The kit also includes a choice of interchangeable heads for the Orc crew and the option to decorate one of their helmets with an intimidating jaw icon.

This kit contains 82 plastic components, and 2x Citadel 50mm x 100mm Rectangular Bases.

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

Features

• Two ramshackle chariots pulled by nigh-unstoppable war boars, for Orc & Goblin Tribes
  
• Smash and gore your way through your opponents' lines
  
• Includes different cosmetic build options for both chariots and the Orc crew

Heavy Support Squads provide the Legiones Astartes with mobile, infantry-portable firepower sufficient to bring down hordes of enemy troops or smash armoured vehicles apart with withering hails of fire, combining devastating armaments with all the flexibility of a footsoldier. Heavy bolters are the largest bolt weapons available to infantry, unleashing a storm of shells that tear apart enemy formations, while missile launchers are prized for their versatility, offering a variety of explosive munitions suited to eliminating infantry, tanks, or aircraft.

This plastic upgrade kit can be used to equip Legionaries from the MKVI Tactical Squad set with powerful heavy weapons, suitable for use in a Legion Heavy Support Squad. The kit includes 10 heavy bolters and 10 missile launchers with arms suited to each weapon, allowing you to upgrade a full MKVI Tactical Squad set into two Heavy Support Squads of 10 models, or four units of five models. Also included are four augury scanners which can be carried alongside a heavy weapon, allowing each of your Heavy Support Squads to detect and eliminate enemy units.

This upgrade kit comprises 120 plastic components and is designed to be assembled with the MKVI Tactical Squad set, which is sold separately. These components are supplied unpainted and require 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 these upgrades.

Dromm, Wounder of Worlds, lord amongst the Slaughterpriests of Khorne, seeks to bleed the Mortal Realms dry. His companions are Skullgrinder Herax, a creator of grim and bloody artefacts, and the muscle-bound Gorehulk, an ex-Slaughterpriest now more akin to a beast than a man.

This boxed set builds all three members of the Gorechosen of Dromm for use with your Blades of Khorne armies in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar.

The kit comprises 30 push-fit plastic components, including three integrated scenic bases, which are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Colour paints.

This set does not include cards for using these miniatures in games of Warhammer Underworlds.

Pegasus Knights are made up almost exclusively of Knights of the Realm, but only the wealthiest and most influential knights can boast of owning a battle-trained pegasus, for the creatures are difficult to capture and harder still to train. Accordingly, to own such a beast is the ultimate symbol of wealth and success for their owners, but in truth, a pegasus is also a great practical boon for any knight fortunate enough to acquire one.

This multipart plastic kit builds three Pegasus Knights, an elite unit for your Kingdom of Bretonnia army. Heavily armoured, and armed with lances, as well as swords and shields, they hit hard on the charge. Their flying mounts ensure you'll have more opportunities to pit them against targets where they’ll do the most damage, making them a game-winning unit in any Bretonnian army.

This kit contains 51 plastic components, and comes with 3x Citadel 40mm by 60mm Rectangular Bases, 3x Large Flying Stems, and 3x Small Flying Bases. Also included is a Bretonnia Transfer Sheet featuring 176 transfers with which to personalise your Pegasus Knights.

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

The Mirrored City of Shadespire is a nightmare plane of illusion and madness, an ever-changing labyrinth of endless stairs, cramped streets, and soaring archways. Dare you enter and claim the glory that awaits?

This starter set is the ideal way to get into Warhammer Underworlds. With two complete warbands, the full rules, and all of the dice, tokens, and boards that you need to play the game, there is no better choice to begin your adventures in the ultimate competitive miniatures game.

The warband-specific decks in this starter set are designed for use in the Rivals

Epic Battles in The Age of Darkness

Horus Lupercal, Warmaster of the Emperor's armies, has turned upon his gene-father and sent the Imperium spiralling into bloody civil war. Half of the great Space Marine Legions have sided with the traitorous Warmaster, and countless cohorts of the Solar Auxilia, Knight Households, and Titan Legions march at his side. Now brother fights brother as the Imperium's vast armies tear one another apart in a cataclysm of fire and blood. An age of darkness descends, the likes of which have never been witnessed before.

Warhammer: The Horus Heresy – Legions Imperialis is a tabletop game of vast armies and apocalyptic battles, and this boxed set contains everything you need to start playing. Muster your forces, declare your allegiance to the arch-traitor Horus Lupercal or the Golden Throne of Terra, and recreate the truly enormous clashes that shook the galaxy in the civil war of the Horus Heresy.

Unlike Warhammer: The Horus Heresy or many other Warhammer games, the miniatures used in Legions Imperialis are epic scale – meaning they are approximately a quarter of the size of standard Citadel miniatures. This allows you to field bigger armies featuring everything from massed frontline infantry to gargantuan war machines like Titans.

Inside this box, you will find 223 epic scale plastic miniatures representing two full armies – Space Marines and Solar Auxilia accompanied by Titans – each of which can be painted and played as Loyalists or Traitors, as well as a 240-page hardback rulebook containing all the core rules, faction rules, lore, and galleries of stunning miniatures.

The box also includes all the dice, tokens, and other accessories you'll need to start playing games straight away.

Contains

• 240-page hardback Warhammer: The Horus Heresy – Legions Imperialis Rulebook
• 61x tokens
• 2x quick reference sheets
• 21x dice
• 3x templates
• 2x measuring sticks
• 1x transfer sheet containing 556 decals
• 223x epic scale plastic Citadel miniatures, which combine to build 61x models as follows:
  • 27x Legiones Astartes models:
  • 2x Legion Command Squads
  • 8x Tactical Legionaries Squads
  • 2x Legion Terminators Squads
  • 2x Assault Marines Squads
  • 2x Support Legionaries with Plasma Guns Squads
  • 2x Support Legionaries with Missile Launchers Squads
  • 4x Contemptor Dreadnoughts
  • 2x Sicaran Tanks
  • 3x Predator Tanks
  • 32x Solar Auxilia models:
    • 2x Solar Auxilia Legate Commander Squads (can also be built as Auxilia Tactical Command Squads)
    • 8x Auxilia Lasrifle Squads
    • 4x Auxiliaries with Flamers Squads
    • 4x Veletarii Squads
    • 4x Charonite Ogryns Squads
    • 4x Aethon Heavy Sentinels
    •  4x Leman Russ Tanks
    • 2x Malcador Tanks
    • 2x Strategic Asset models:
    • 2x Warhound Titans

The miniatures in this set are supplied unassembled and unpainted – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.

Please note that models from the Aeronautica Imperialis range can also be used in games of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy – Legions Imperialis, but must be mounted on Legions Imperialis Round Flying Bases, which are sold separately.

Some elements of this product are available separately. Please note that the base designs shown in the imagery may differ to those supplied in this product.