Chaos IS Rising! Come see this week’s lineup of new tempting models that are on the way.
Khorne is making some headway in the Age of Sigmar front. This time they are getting a new Battletome, a couple of characters, and a BUNCH of repacks.
Don’t Forget: You can grab the Warscroll PDF for each of these minis on their GW product page.
via Games Workshop
Battletome: Khorne Bloodbound Limited Edition $140
Blood for the Blood God!
This lavishly-produced limited edition features:
- A magnetically-closed box with soft touch finish and unique numbering
- The full-colour hardback 136-page Battletome: Khorne Bloodbound including all the Warscrolls and Battleplans on exclusive, special heavy paper stock
- Metallic ink detailing and gilt-edged pages
- Envelope with five art prints
Strictly limited to 1000 copies worldwide.
Chaos reigns. The Mortal Realms are sundered, corrupted by howling, blood-mad beasts; it is a time of morbid horror and absolute madness. The murderous champions of the Chaos Gods fight furiously to extinguish the last lights of hope, and none fight harder, or command more fear than the savage hordes of Khorne’s Bloodbound. Daubed with the Blood God’s rune, muscular beyond belief and foaming with rage, these warriors descend upon their enemies screaming and leave nothing alive. Since the Age of Chaos began, the Bloodbound have plagued every realm, rarely knowing defeat and unstoppably rolling over all in their path. But now begins the Age of Sigmar – and the Bloodbound are pleased to meet this new challenge…
Battletome: Khorne Bloodbound $58
This 136-page, full-colour hardback book contains:
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The stories of the Age of Chaos – tales and explanations of Khorne’s might, and the ways in which his deviant followers pay tribute
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Three brutal Battleplans – instructions and special rules for recreating key battles during the Realmgate Wars
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Warscrolls for all the various Bloodbound miniatures
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Eight Warscroll Battalions – special formations with their own rules
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A showcase of stunning photography, showing the power of Khorne
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The complete Warhammer Age of Sigmar rules – play games right away!
Slaughterpriest $30
Looming over his Bloodbound brethren, his face locked into a permanent rictus of raging hatred, the Slaughterpriest is literally swollen with the force of Chaos. Demagogues capable of boiling enemies alive with a roared prayer, their booming chants fill everything around them with mindless rage, causing them to disregard any concept of self-preservation and fling themselves into battle with mindless fury. Slaughterpriests are notorious for gaining their hideous power by drinking the blood of the fallen foe; this grisly tribute to Khorne causes their limbs to stretch and bones to harden, turning them into brutes rightly feared across the realms.
This multi-part plastic kit gives you everything necessary to build one Slaughterpriest, one of the most dedicated and deranged disciples of the Blood God. A single-pose miniature bristling with broken metal restraints embedded in his flesh, he features a huge, protruding bone mutation along his spine and over his shoulders. Armed with a bloodbathed axe, he comes as ten components and includes a Citadel 40mm Round base.
Skullgrinder $30
Utterly terrifying warrior-smiths who, legends say, simply appeared out of nowhere, striding from the wilderness with a psychotic gleam in their eyes, the Skullgrinders are hulking creatures that command awe even amongst the most lunatic of the Bloodbound. Wielding sacrificial, burning anvils at the end of long brass chains, their arcing, swinging attack bursts the heads of their opponents instantly, leaving nothing but a faint red mist and some shattered, splintered bone. Each skull dispatched in this way causes the the anvil to burn ever brighter, until the sheer heat melts enemy armour and roasts unfortunate flesh.
This multi-part plastic kit gives you everything needed to build one brutally murderous Skullgrinder, replete with his heavy brazen anvil. A single-pose miniature with an ornate Khorne helm, blacksmith’s cloth and belt-attached hammer, he’s absolutely covered in Khornate symbols and imagery. Nine components in total, includes one Citadel 40mm Round base.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Prisoner of the Black Sun (Audiobook) $17.50
Cast into the Vale of Sorrow upon thunder and lightning, the Stormcast Eternals of Lord-Celestant Tarsus Bull-Heart seek the Starless Gates and an audience with the fabled lord of the Undead, Nagash. But when the Hallowed Knights are ambushed by Khorne’s own Bloodbound, they are forced into a pact with a creature from an elder age, a vampire of dubious provenance, one whose name resonates throughout history… von Carstein.
1 CD digipack, running time 68 minutes. Written by Josh Reynolds, performed by Gareth Armstrong, John Banks, Toby Longworth, Luis Soto and Ramon Tikaram. The cover art features the Hallowed Knights locked in combat with the Khorne Bloodbound, and is by Deigo Llorens and Bagus Hutomo.
And now for all the Re-boxed Khorne Units:
Mighty Skullcrushers $100
Wrathmongers $57
Lord of Khorne on Juggernaut (resin) $50
Skarr Bloodwrath $30
Web Store Exclusives
Scyla Anfingrimm $50
Valkia the Bloody $22
Aspiring Deathbringer $20
Exalted Deathbringer $15
Web Store Bundle “Deals”
Khorne War Horde $1245
Brass Stampede $350
Murderous Faithful $262
Red Headsmen $236
Bloodstorm $201
Chaos is coming in hot, with Skarbrand due out here shortly.
Skulls for the Skull God!
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LEGO maniac and scale model hobbyist in the 80s turned miniature wargamer and trading card player ever since. He’s played every edition of Warhammer 40k and Warhammer Fantasy (since 5th Edition), but Titans of all sizes will always be his favorite! It’s even rumored that his hobby vault rivals the Solemnance Galleries, containing rulebooks filled with lore from editions long past, ancient packs of black-bordered Magic Cards, and minatures made of pewter and resin.
