These Age of Sigmar bundles from Games Workshop are a great way for veterans and new players alike to jump in and save some cash!
There were so many Age of Sigmar bundles released this weekend that we couldn’t fit them all into our header graphic! These bundles, like the ones we have seen already for the Skirmish rulebook, are a perfect way to maximize your hobby dollars and get a few Allies squared away. The bundles include: Collegiate Arcane, Bloodfeast Gorgers, Harbingers of Ruin, Aleguzzler Gargants, Daughters of Khaine, Spiderfang Grots, Barrow Lords, and Nighthaunt Tormented Spirits.
Here is a sample of our quick and dirty review to give you the lowdown on what you can expect to save with these kits.
For our complete review, be sure to scroll down and press play on the full video below.
Each bundle is reasonably priced for the models you will find inside. On the back of each box, the units included inside are displayed along with their point values, making it easier than ever to assemble your starting force and allies. Here’s the total MSRP pricing vs savings breakdown on the new Starter Box sets:
- Battlemages: $29.75 (for two)
- $60 retail = ~33% OFF
- Chaos Knights: $60
- x2 Chaos Chariots: $40 each
- $140 retail ~43% OFF
- x2 Aleguzzler Gargants: $53.75 each
- $107 retail = ~30% OFF
- Black Knights: $33
- Graveguard: $41.25
- Wight King w/ Tomb Blade: $14.75
- $89 retail = ~27% OFF
Daughters of Khaine: Blood Coven
- Witch Aelves: $60
- Bloodwrack Shrine: $75
- $135 retail = ~26% OFF
Warherds Blood Feast Gorgers
- Bullgors: $47
- Ghorgon: $53.75
- $107 retail = ~25% OFF
Spiderfang Grotz Venom Clan
- Arachnarok Spider: $57.75
- Spiderfang Grot Riders: $35
- $93 retail = ~30% OFF
Nighthaunt Tormented Spirits
- Spirit Hosts: $26
- Cairn Wraith: $14.75
- Hexwraiths: $33
- $73.75 retail = ~25% OFF
Just in case you have been too busy with 8th Edition 40k, playing another wargame, or just getting back into the hobby, the newly released General’s Handbook 2017 has provided players with the ability to take allies from other Factions.
The only prerequisite is that they are listed keyword <Allies> for that specific faction. For example, Brayherds can have Chaos Gargants, Monsters of Chaos, Thunderscorn, or Warherds as allies. The <Allies> keyword allows players to take extra units and not count against their faction and still be able to take Allegiance abilities and other benefits.
Collegiate Arcane Mystic Battle Wizards: $40
Every unit and warscroll battalion in Warhammer Age of Sigmar owes allegiance to one of the four Grand Alliances – Order, Chaos, Death and Destruction – with many having other, more specific Allegiances that can be chosen instead, allowing the use of powerful battle traits, command traits and magical items. With the updated rules for Matched Play in the General’s Handbook 2017, you can now take up to 400 points of allies without changing your army’s Allegiance, meaning flexibility – create more themed armies using diverse units from your collection. That’s where these boxes come in.
This boxed set has been designed to allow the player to field Battlemage models without affecting their army’s Allegiance, with 4 models hand-picked to add to your army. In the box:
– 4 plastic Collegiate Arcane Battle Wizards, Battlemages with flowing robes and staffs, who feature a variety of modelling options allowing you to demonstrate mastery over the various Lores of Magic.
The box includes 4 Citadel 25 mm Round bases
Slaves to Darkness Harbingers of Ruin: $80
Every unit and warscroll battalion in Warhammer Age of Sigmar owes allegiance to one of the four Grand Alliances – Order, Chaos, Death and Destruction – with many having other, more specific Allegiances that can be chosen instead, allowing the use of powerful battle traits, command traits and magical items. With the updated rules for Matched Play in the General’s Handbook 2017, you can now take up to 400 points of allies without changing your army’s Allegiance, meaning flexibility – create more themed armies using diverse units from your collection. That’s where these boxes come in.
This boxed set has been designed to allow the player to field some Slaves To Darkness models without affecting their Allegiance, with 7 models hand-picked to add to your army. In the box:
– 2 plastic Slaves To Darkness Chaos Chariots, each featuring a pair of sinister war steeds and a pair of charioteers armed with chaos greatblade, chaos war-flail or lashing whip (these can optionally be assembled as Gorebeast Chariots);
– 5 plastic Slaves To Darkness Chaos Knights, who can be armed with chaos glaives and ensorcelled weapons.
This box includes 2 Citadel 120x92mm Oval bases and 5 Citadel 75x42mm Oval bases.
Aleguzzler Gargants Colossal Crushers: $75
Every unit and warscroll battalion in Warhammer Age of Sigmar owes allegiance to one of the four Grand Alliances – Order, Chaos, Death and Destruction – with many having other, more specific Allegiances that can be chosen instead, allowing the use of powerful battle traits, command traits and magical items.
With the updated rules for Matched Play in the General’s Handbook 2017, you can now take up to 400 points of allies without changing your army’s Allegiance, meaning flexibility – create more themed armies using diverse units from your collection. That’s where these boxes come in.
This boxed set has been designed to allow the player to field some Aleguzzler Gargants models without affecting their army’s Allegiance, with 11 models hand-picked to add to your army. In the box:
– 2 Aleguzzler Gargants, which can be optionally assembled as Chaos Giants, each supplied with 4 variant heads, 3 variant weapons and 3 sets of variant feet.
The box includes 2 Citadel 90x52mm Oval bases
Deathrattle Barrow Lords: $65
Every unit and warscroll battalion in Warhammer Age of Sigmar owes allegiance to one of the four Grand Alliances – Order, Chaos, Death and Destruction – with many having other, more specific Allegiances that can be chosen instead, allowing the use of powerful battle traits, command traits and magical items. With the updated rules for Matched Play in the General’s Handbook 2017, you can now take up to 400 points of allies without changing your army’s Allegiance, meaning flexibility – create more themed armies using diverse units from your collection. That’s where these boxes come in.
This boxed set has been designed to allow the player to field a themed selection of Deathrattle models without affecting their army’s Allegiance, with 16 models hand-picked to add to your army. In the box:
– 5 Black Knights, which can be optionally assembled as Hexwraiths;
– 10 Graveguard, including options for a Seneshal, standard bearer and hornblower;
– 1 Wight King, who comes armed with a baleful tomb blade.The box includes 5 Citadel 60x35mm Oval bases, 10 Citadel 25mm Round bases and 1 Citadel 32mm Round base.
Warherds Bloodfeast Gorgers: $75
Every unit and warscroll battalion in Warhammer Age of Sigmar owes allegiance to one of the four Grand Alliances – Order, Chaos, Death and Destruction – with many having other, more specific Allegiances that can be chosen instead, allowing the use of powerful battle traits, command traits and magical items. With the updated rules for Matched Play in the General’s Handbook 2017, you can now take up to 400 points of allies without changing your army’s Allegiance, meaning flexibility – create more themed armies using diverse units from your collection. That’s where these boxes come in.
This boxed set has been designed to allow the player to field a themed collection of Warherds models without affecting their army’s Allegiance, with 2 models hand-picked to add to your army. In the box:
– 3 Bullgors, complete with 13 different weapons, 5 variant heads, 5 variant manes and 6 sets of horns;
– 1 Gorghon, an immense, ox-headed slaughterer, which can be optionally assembled as a sinister cyclopean Cygor.The box includes 1 Citadel 120x92mm Oval base and 3 Citadel 50mm Round bases.
Daughters of Khaine Blood Coven: $100
Every unit and warscroll battalion in Warhammer Age of Sigmar owes allegiance to one of the four Grand Alliances – Order, Chaos, Death and Destruction – with many having other, more specific Allegiances that can be chosen instead, allowing the use of powerful battle traits, command traits and magical items. With the updated rules for Matched Play in the General’s Handbook 2017, you can now take up to 400 points of allies without changing your army’s Allegiance, meaning flexibility – create more themed armies using diverse units from your collection. That’s where these boxes come in.
This boxed set has been designed to allow the player to field a themed selection of Daughters of Khaine models without affecting their army’s Allegiance, with 11 models hand-picked to add to your army. In the box:
– 10 Witch Aelves, optionally built as Sisters of Slaughter – either option features a huge array of customisation with whips, bucklers and sacrificial knives;
– 1 Bloodwrack Shrine, with a Medusa which can be placed either on the shrine or modelled on foot with the extra included base, and can be optionally assembled as a Cauldron of Blood.The box includes 1 Citadel 120x92mm Oval base, 1 Citadel 40mm Round base and 12 Citadel 25mm Round bases.
Spiderfang Grotz Venom Clan: $65
Every unit and warscroll battalion in Warhammer Age of Sigmar owes allegiance to one of the four Grand Alliances – Order, Chaos, Death and Destruction – with many having other, more specific Allegiances that can be chosen instead, allowing the use of powerful battle traits, command traits and magical items.
With the updated rules for Matched Play in the General’s Handbook 2017, you can now take up to 400 points of allies without changing your army’s Allegiance, meaning flexibility – create more themed armies using diverse units from your collection. That’s where these boxes come in.
This boxed set has been designed to allow the player to field a themed collection of Spiderfang Grotz models without affecting their army’s Allegiance, with 11 models hand-picked to add to your army. In the box:
– 1 Arachnarok Spider, complete with an 8-Grot Spiderfang crew and Spiderfang Shaman;
– 10 Spiderfang Grot Spider Riders, with options for a Boss, icon bearer and bone drummer.
The box includes 10 Citadel 60x35mm Oval bases and 1 Citadel 160mm Round base.
Nighthaunt Tormented Spirits: $55
Every unit and warscroll battalion in Warhammer Age of Sigmar owes allegiance to one of the four Grand Alliances – Order, Chaos, Death and Destruction – with many having other, more specific Allegiances that can be chosen instead, allowing the use of powerful battle traits, command traits and magical items. With the updated rules for Matched Play in the General’s Handbook 2017, you can now take up to 400 points of allies without changing your army’s Allegiance, meaning flexibility – create more themed armies using diverse units from your collection. That’s where these boxes come in.
This boxed set has been designed to allow the player to field a themed selection of Nighthaunt models without affecting their army’s Allegiance, with 9 models hand-picked to add to your army. In the box:
– 3 Spirit Hosts;
– 1 Cairn Wraith, wielding a huge reaper scythe;
– 5 Hexwraiths, which be optionally assembled as Black Knights.The box includes 5 Citadel 60x35mm Oval bases, 3 Citadel 50mm Round bases and 1 Citadel 25mm Round base.
These Age of Sigmar bundles available now online and in local Games Workshop stores. Be sure to press play on our quick and dirty review video below for the full product breakdown.
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