Unleash havoc with Gloomspite Gitz; see how these chaotic grots are reborn from Warhammer Fantasy in the Gitmob Army Set!
The Gloomspite Gitz are back, and they’ve got more tricks, gubbinz, and sheer madness than a squig in a sock. From the ominous glow of the Bad Moon to the fiery taunts of the Glareface Frazzlegit, these grots are ready to turn every battlefield into a chaotic masterpiece of mayhem.
The Gitmob Ascendant: A Glorious Ramshackle WAAAGH!
The Mortal Realms are ablaze with chaos, conflict, and celestial madness, but few forces manage to blend cunning, lunacy, and outright absurdity like the Gloomspite Gitz. With the Bad Moon looming over their heads and the Glareface Frazzlegit sparking fiery ambition in their squinty eyes, the Gitmob brings a new flavor of mayhem to Warhammer: Age of Sigmar with the Gloomspite Gitz Gitmob Army Set.
From ramshackle chariots to vicious snarling, here are all the contents that come in the new Gloomspite Gitz Army Set.
- Droggz da Sunchompa
- 2x Giant Snarlfangs Packs
- 2x Sunsteala Wheelas
- Battletome: Gloomspite Gitz & Warscroll Cards
Droggz da Sunchompa and the Sunchompaz
At the center of this unruly mob stands Droggz da Sunchompa, the fearsome Grand Snarlboss who embodies the Gitmob’s brutal aspirations. Draped in his sunmetal banner – a trophy looted from unfortunate Scinari mages – Droggz leads the Sunchompaz with singular purpose. The grot bearing the title of Sunchompa may change as often as a git switches sides in a brawl, but the legacy of Droggz endures.
Droggz’s cunning is only rivaled by the ferocity of his trusted companion, Jaggedsnarl, a Snarlfang Alpha with a snout for sniffing out opportunity and carnage. Together, they represent the peak of Gitmob hierarchy – ambition, brutality, and just enough savvy to avoid becoming the next casualty of their squabbling underlings.
For newcomers to the faction, Droggz offers a quintessential grot leader archetype: devious, self-serving, and utterly determined to leave no enemy un-muddied. To longtime fans, he’s the perfect encapsulation of everything grots hold dear – riding on others’ backs to greatness while hoping nobody notices the trail of disaster behind them.
Snarlpack Cavalry: Fang and Fury
Speed, strength, and a healthy dose of grot ingenuity power the Snarlpack Cavalry. These duos of diminutive warriors cling desperately to their Giant Snarlfangs, sharp-eyed wolves bred for speed and savagery. Unlike other cavalry units, the Snarlpacks thrive on chaos, building up momentum to pierce enemy lines with their scavenged, Hysh-infused skewers.
It’s the kind of unit that feels simultaneously hilarious and terrifying: a pack of grots hurtling into battle, leaving behind blinding bursts of Hyshian energy to disorient and maim. The chaotic energy of the Snarlpack captures the Gitz ethos perfectly – unpredictable, destructive, and somehow still effective.
Sunsteala Wheelas: Flaming Chariots of Glory
If there’s one thing the Gitmob understands, it’s that quantity has a quality all its own. Enter the Sunsteala Wheelas, lightweight chariots held together by spit, hope, and the occasional bit of looted Hyshian metal. These rickety contraptions aren’t just vehicles of destruction – they’re statements of intent. When a Wheela slams into the enemy line, its fiery magic often takes out riders and foes alike, a perfect representation of grot philosophy: It’s better to burn brightly (and briefly) than not at all.
For seasoned Gitz commanders, the Wheelas offer a tactical tool to sow confusion and havoc, while for newer players, they’re a chaotic spectacle that perfectly matches the Gitmob’s energy.
The Doom Diver Catapult: Chaos in the Air
Available outside of the army set, if there’s one weapon that defines the Grots’ inventive madness, it’s the Doom Diver Catapult reimagined from Warhammer Fantasy. Armed with helmeted grots that double as ammunition, these contraptions launch their living projectiles high into the sky. The grots have just enough time to enjoy their brief flight before crashing down in an explosion of energy and incendiaries strapped to their bodies.
It’s a ludicrously effective weapon, especially against heavily armored targets. The mix of humor and horror embodied in the Doom Diver Catapult has made it a fan favorite for years, and its triumphant return promises to bring fresh chaos to the battlefield.
Frazzlegit Shamans: Wizards Gone Wild
The Frazzlegit Shamans wield the raw, luminous power of the Glareface Frazzlegit, conjuring fiery blasts and suffocating plumes of smoke to scorch enemies. Their unhinged devotion to their solar idol makes them some of the most unpredictable wizards in the Mortal Realms, capable of turning the tide of battle with their reckless magical experiments.
The combination of lunar and solar energy wielded by the Shamans highlights the dynamic between the Bad Moon and the Glareface. Their spells don’t just hurt – they embody the kind of unrelenting chaos that defines the Gitz.
Battletome and Warscrolls: The Heart of the Horde
The Gloomspite Gitz Battletome is more than just a rulebook; it’s a window into the twisted minds and hilarious antics of the Gitmob. From breathtaking art to detailed lore, this tome captures every facet of their grubby existence. The included warscroll cards in the Gloomspite Gitz Gitmob Army Set ensure that your chaotic army stays as organized as possible, even if the grots themselves never will.
For Age of Sigmar players, this Battletome is a love letter to everything that makes the Gitz special – their lunacy, cunning, and capacity for creating unparalleled mayhem. For new players, it’s a primer on how to revel in the absurd.
Wrapping Up the New Gloomspite Gitz Miniatures
The Gloomspite Gitz are back with a vengeance, proving once again that size doesn’t matter when you’ve got wild ambition, a pinch of magic, and a heap of mischief on your side. Whether it’s the sun-chasing chaos of the Gitmob, the spectacular crashes of the Doom Diver Catapult, or Droggz da Sunchompa’s gritty rise to fame, these grots are here to turn the Mortal Realms into their personal playground of pandemonium.
For newcomers, this is your chance to step into the wonderfully wacky chaos of a faction that’s equal parts cunning and calamity. For longtime Gitz commanders, the Gitmob’s return adds a brilliant layer of unpredictability to your already riotous armies.
With blazing Hyshian magic, snarling Snarlfangs, and contraptions so dangerous even the grots seem surprised they work, the Gitz offer an experience unlike any other.
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