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The Karacnos is a variant of the Triaros Armoured Conveyor, but with the transport compartment replaced by a store of radiological mortars. Together with independently targeting lightning locks, the Karacnos functions in the role of mobile artillery platform, able to close with the enemy battle line and weather shock assault conditions to deliver its deadly cargo.

Knights Magaera and Styrix are rare variants of the common Questoris suit. Both are marvels of technological sophistication, designed to mercilessly eradicate any who oppose the Omnissiah’s will – and invested with dedicated repair autosimulacra and ionic flare shields, enhancing the survivability of the armour. They are deadly frontline war machines when assaults upon fortified positions are...

Cerastus Knights Atrapos are patterns of ancient provenance and staggering potency – it is a rare honour for a Household to count them among its ranks and each is a relic treated with singular reverence. They are often employed against enemy Knights as executioners for wayward scions who have strayed from the allegiance of their House. The cold hunger for destruction within their machine spirit...

Acastus Knights Asterius are armed with heavy conversion beam cannons able to reduce the mightiest edifices to ash and even threaten the colossal engines of the Titan Legions. Their secondary weapon systems are deadly in their own right – the massive carapace-mounted Karacnos mortar battery is capable of annihilating entire phalanxes of troop formations, or saturating ramparts with high-impact...

The Dragon Princes of Caledor regard themselves as the elite even amongst the nobility of Ulthuan’s kingdoms. Their true character emerges only in the thick of battle, where they would die without hesitation if such a sacrifice would save but one of Ulthuan’s people. Only when the battle-light fades from the Dragon Prince’s eyes does their callous pride return. This multipart plastic kit...

Elven Spearmen have won countless battles through their skill alone. Elves train with bow and blade first, then after a decade or so of service, those that prove worthy are called to join the massed ranks of a spear regiment. This multipart plastic kit builds 32 Elven Spearmen, reliable infantry for your High Elf Realms armies in games of Warhammer: The Old World. These effective and flexible...

High Elf Mages are fascinated by the secrets of sorcery, and their nimble minds can embrace a deeper understanding of its subtleties and whims than other Wizards. The entire world owes much to their disciplined and selfless actions, for it is by their efforts alone that the Great Vortex and the network of waystones that feed it are maintained, and the dread power of Chaos is kept in abeyance....

The notorious Callous Blades warband is led by Lord Kaphrael, a figure whose arrogance is matched only by his skill at arms. As he calls out his victims and cuts them down in duels, he inspires his cavorting cohort to greater acts of debauched butchery. Surrounded by six Flawless Blades, few foes can withstand his attentions for long. The Infractors rush to fill in the gaps with a flurry of...

The Daemon Prince Vorrakh has spilled oceans of blood, but it's never enough. He leads a pack of crazed killers in a never-ending quest to collect skulls for Khorne. His Master of Executions helps lead the troops so he can focus on taking on the biggest targets, while the Berzerkers and Jakhals hack and gouge their way to gory victory. This box contains 22 plastic miniatures that represent a...

Sholgor the Putrid is a Lord of Virulence who leads his shambling Death Guard warband to battle surrounded by a bodyguard of Deathshroud Terminators, advancing implacably as his bloated Plague Marine forces unleash withering hails of firepower, supported by their corrupted Rhino. All the while Septimol Fulg, the Tallyman, makes note of their harvest. This box contains 13 plastic miniatures...

The Death Guard advance amidst rolling smog, spore-thick fumes, and whirling flies. Blessed by the Plague God Nurgle, these mutated warriors are incredibly resilient, their diseased bodies bloated with unclean flesh and melded to the plates of their hulking battle armour. They wield plague-ridden weapons that unleash the grim powers of alchemy, sorcery, and supernatural contagion to wither and...

The World Eaters are ferocious transhuman warriors driven by a burning need to unleash violent savagery. Once a Legion loyal to the Emperor, they long ago followed their Daemon Primarch, Angron, into worship of the Chaos God Khorne. Clad in power armour corrupted with the iconography of their dark god and clasping chainblades, they hurl themselves at the enemy, hacking and dismembering in a...

Fulgrim embodies the depravity and corruption of his once-noble Legion. His sinuous serpentine form towers over the battlefield and moves with quicksilver speed, lashing whip and thrashing tail scattering those beguiled by the grotesque magnificence of his daemonic form. Any who possess the wherewithal to resist the Daemon Primarch’s stupefying aura are cut down with casual ease.

Flawless Blades are arrogance incarnate, consumed by pride in their own skill at arms. Granted power by daemonic patrons, they strive to entertain their malefic masters with superlative swordplay while inflicting grievous damage upon their foes.

The Emperor's Children march to war with a veritable carnival of different units, including the sanity-blasting Noise Marines, the cavorting Flawless Blades, and their Slaanesh Daemon allies.

The Emperor’s Children are the twisted Heretic Astartes sons of the Daemon Primarch, Fulgrim. They are prideful traitors who have fallen victim to their depraved obsessions. Upon the battlefields of the 41st Millennium, they indulge these obsessions in a horrifyingly violent fashion. Always on the move, they are driven by their compulsive need to experience new thrills and, in honour of...

Lords Exultant embody the Emperor’s Children’s obsessive desire to experience new and terrible sensations. Their enhanced forms possess all manner of sensory augmentations, allowing them to indulge in the thrill of battle on a level that would drive lesser mortals to insanity. With lash and pistol, they lead from the front, slaughtering their foes in exquisitely lurid fashion.

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Deadwalker Zombies are created from the bodies of the recently dead, given strength through the power of dark necromancy and sent onto the battlefield in shambling hordes. Utterly mindless and driven by a collective instinct alone, zombie migrations have become an ever-present plague following the necroquake, and many cities have instituted roving 'pyre-gangs' to burn out an infestation before...

Black Library novels are action-packed and character-driven, exploring the grim darkness of the far future with verve, ambition, and rich storytelling. These stories are brought to vivid life by dynamic and dramatic cover illustrations and internal artwork depicting the beloved characters that star in these tales.  Softcover    

Black Library novels are action-packed and character-driven, exploring the grim darkness of the far future with verve, ambition, and rich storytelling. These stories are brought to vivid life by dynamic and dramatic cover illustrations and internal artwork depicting the beloved characters that star in these tales.  Hardback    

Ratlings are snipers and spotters without peer in the Astra Militarum – these abhumans are small in stature, and unusually sneaky. They often operate behind enemy lines, reporting on targets of interest and neutralising choice targets with extreme prejudice.

The Wrecka Krew revel in destruction, even by Ork standards. Sent on sabotage missions, or to reduce industry to crumpled ruin, they use rockets and hammers to destroy enemy machinery and anything else that gets in their way.