Warhammer Age of Sigmar
Warhammer Age of Sigmar
Warhammer Age of Sigmar (AoS) is a fantasy branch of the Warhammer world. Similar to the Warhammer 40k Recruit, Elite and Command Editions, there is a Warrior, Harbinger and Extremis set for Age of Sigmar. Here you'll find everything you need for the game: starter sets, army kits, individual figures, paints for painting figures, magazines full of news from the world of Warhammer and other accessories from the manufacturer Games Workshop. Just like in W40k, AoS has a new 3rd edition with the biggest and most elaborate set yet - Dominion.
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The Sylvaneth are warriors bound to protect the Realm of Life and nature in all its forms across the Mortal Realms. They go about their duty with a grim dignity, but those who are too cruel or full of malice are exiled from the noble houses and fight under the banner of Drycha Hamadreth. The Outcast Spitegrove is a war party hailing from the deepest and darkest woods, led by the Queen of...
In the wake of the Vermindoom, the Skaven clans attack the Mortal Realms with renewed vigour, each attempting to court favour with the recently ascended Great Horned Rat. The leaders of Clans Skryre bring to bear madcap weaponry with a total disregard for safety, and the Skryre Warpswarm contains an Arch-Warlock with a complement of 20 vicious Stormvermin who protect him as he oversees a range...
Troggoths are notoriously dangerous and hard to kill creatures, whose glacial lifestyles often see them snooze away in dank caverns or putrid swamps for centuries, slowly growing bigger and stronger as they absorb nutrients from their environment. When riled to anger they become a force of nature, the Bad Moon stoking their tempers to fever pitch. Trugg, the Troggoth King, rumbles into battle...
The Helsmiths of Hashut march from imposing ziggurats, beneath skies choked with smog and flame. These cruel, greedy duardin have forged a pact with a dark god. They are masters of the dread arts of daemon-binding, using the energy of these ruinous entities as fuel for their industry. Accompanied by stomping daemonic engines, their warhosts advance relentlessly. Armed with blades ablaze with...
Deathrattle Tomb Hosts exemplify the military might of the barrow kingdoms. They are raised when a Wight King’s entire barrow kingdom is emptied for war, its undead citizenry taking up blades and spears at the unspoken command of their eternal overlord.
When claiming new lands for their pack, a Snarlboss will ride out ahead alongside a handpicked scouting party known as Snarlpack Huntaz. Accompanying their boss are the loyal Wolfgit Retinue, Snarlpack Cavalry, and Sunsteala Wheelas. They strike out at high speed in a chaotic flurry of fangs, claws, and spears.
Chaos Spawn are mutated mounds of muscle, scaly hides, eyes, talons and teeth, wracked with the endless gifts of the Dark Gods. They are herded towards their terrified foes, advancing in loping runs as they seek only to tear, crush, and consume.
An Akhelian King or Queen always rides the current to battle accompanied by a Tide Guard of their finest warriors. These figureheads of the Idoneth military are far too vital to leave unprotected, even with their prodigious skill at arms. Akhelian bodyguards and Namarti warriors alike stand ready to put beast and body in the path of any blows intended for their master.
The Manifestations of the Idoneth Deepkin bring the horrors of the deep to the Mortal Realms. Conjured through elemental ritual and empowered by the spirits of the ocean, an Incarnate of the Deep is a ship-breaking tempest given physical form. Reaching out with serpent-like Abyssal Tendrils, it seizes its prey and draws them inexorably in, drowning them within its turbulent mass.
Mathaela, Oracle of the Abyss, is mysterious and terrifying, rising from their lightless domain only when the existence of the Deepkin is threatened. Wielding the crushing magic of the deepest ocean planes, they annihilate the Idoneth’s foes and stir the realmseas into violent motion.
Ikons of the Sea channel the unfathomable calm and foreboding immensity of the deepest waters when they surge into battle alongside their Idoneth kin. They overwhelm the enemy with their unwavering focus and terrifying momentum. To witness such martial perfection is an inspiration to any Idoneth warrior.
The Idoneth Deepkin go to war with a potent mix of warriors, from eel-riding rapid cavalry to sightless thralls that march towards the magical light of fresh souls. When combined, they are a terrifying army to face – they fight not for territory, nor glory, but for their very survival, and harvesting souls is their only path to victory.
The Idoneth Deepkin rise from the black depths of the oceans, intent upon reaping the souls of land-dwellers. This strange race of aelves dwell far below the surface of the seas, emerging only to raid the lands and steal the life-essence of mortals – a grim resource they require in order to ensure the survival of their people.Order Battletome: Idoneth Deepkin is an essential book for...
The Knives of the Crone are fanatical believers in the creed of the prophetic goddess Morai-Heg, and they exist to serve fate’s will. They are led by the seer Kaerna Vix, who reads the viscera of slain foes to glean her deity’s desires. A cadre of killers ensure Vix’s visions come to pass – Tazari is Kaerna’s strong right hand, while Krieta eagerly butchers those who draw her master’s gaze....
Cursed Sepulchres are drenched in the energies of death – sites of necromantic potential where hundreds or even thousands of souls met their tragic end amidst violence and horror. Such areas are rich pickings for the Soulblight Gravelords. They contain bounteous quantities of desiccated flesh and yellowed bone ready to be transformed into undead soldiery or used to patch up damaged warriors.
The Soulblight Gravelords are surrounded by Shyishan magic, and they manifest its power with an almost instinctual ease. Great skeletal hands appear, swarms of bats materialise, and the dead spontaneously rise from their tombs.
Barrow Knights, the finest warriors of a Deathrattle kingdom, are granted a prestigious place at the side of their undead monarch. These skeletal cavaliers ride forth to conquer in the name of their liege, and rare are the warriors who can withstand their charge. Even if knocked from the saddle or shattered by cannonfire, these elite riders shall eventually rise again, for the oaths they have...
The Barrow Guard are a coterie of favoured praetorians, champions, and housecarls that accompany a Wight King. These are the elite footsoldiers of the Deathrattle legions, imbued with memories of loyalties pledged and oaths of eternal service. Some favour the traditional sword and shield of a monarch’s bodyguard, while others swing huge two-handed blades to carve foes in twain.
Prince Vhordrai is the most feared vampire cavalier in existence – the legendary castellan, and prisoner, of the Crimson Keep. When released from his cursed fortress to wage war against the living, Vhordrai rides forth atop the undead Draconith known as Shordemaire. This ancient beast spews gouts of pestilential breath that melt flesh and armour, before swooping in low so that its master can...
Deathrattle Skeletons clatter forward in formation, their yellowed skulls devoid of expression, intent on annihilating the living. Even if a skeletal warrior is smashed to pieces, the horror continues – with the battlefield steeped in necromantic energies, their bones will lock together once more as it clambers upright, ready to fight again.
The Soulblight Gravelords are vampiric tyrants who see mortals as little more than prey with which to sate their thirst for blood. They possess unnatural swiftness, inhuman strength, and an innate command of death magic. For all their might, these vampires are fated to serve the God of Death, Nagash. In his name, they raise teeming armies containing all manner of revenant horrors –...
Bossrokk Towers are filled with the raucous energy of Gork, and make excellent vantage points for an Ironjawz boss. An orruk who stands upon its platform finds their boisterous yelling and ill-tempered insults carrying far across the battlefield, crashing down on both friend and foe like the fist of the Great Green God.
Though the Orruk Warclans – be they of the Ironjawz or Kruleboyz – are best associated with wanton destruction on their never-ending quest for a scrap, they also have a few magical tricks up their iron-shod sleeves.Harness the full weirdness of Gorkamorka with these magical Manifestations for the Orruk Warclans. Inside this multipart plastic kit, you’ll find a total of four miniatures, which...

