The new 2022 Chapter Approved and Necromunda releases are here along with 40k Kill Team hitting pre-order this week!
Check out the latest from Games Workshop this week, and get those hobby dollars ready if you want any of these pre-orders that will go live for pre-order on Saturday, January 22nd around 1 pm Eastern.
Let’s check out the offerings!
Chapter Approved: War Zone Nachmund Grand Tournament Pack and Munitorum Field Manual 2022
Get ready for a new season of competitive and matched play in the first instalment of Chapter Approved 2022, which contains the current Grand Tournament Mission Pack.
Plus, make sure you’re building valid army lists with the up-to-date points found in the Munitorum Field Manual 2022.
Chapter Approved comes with 18 missions – nine each for Incursion- and Strike Force-sized games – as well as new and updated secondary objectives, letting you flex your tactical skill against worthy opponents on an equal footing.
Before War Zone Nachmund, the battlefields of Octarius were one of the major flashpoints in Warhammer 40,000. As a catastrophic conflict between Tyranids and Orks spilled out of its zone of confinement,* the Imperium was forced to commit its own troops – and now it’s even easier to get in on the action.
Chapter Approved is always an exciting release as it can help shake up the 40k meta and help move multiple factions up and down in the meta while also changing how people play the game.
Kill Team: Starter Set
This Kill Team set is designed for new players who want to jump into a fantastic game of secret missions and sci-fi skirmishes. It features two kill teams, the grimly determined Veteran Guardsmen of the Death Korps of Krieg, and a motley crew of kunnin’-but-brutal Ork Kommandos, who we last saw tearing chunks out of each other in the incredible cinematic Kill Team trailer.
This was released a few months back and is now the official new Kill Team Starter, giving new players some iconic and newly revamped minis!
Kill Team: Veteran Guardsmen
This kit builds a unit of 10 Veteran Guardsman in the uniforms of the legendary Death Korps of Krieg, plus an extra Medikit model. The Veteran Guardsmen box is suitable for games of Kill Team, as well as Warhammer 40,000. One model can be built as a Sergeant Veteran, and nearly every model has a selection of weapon options, allowing them to be built for a variety of tactical roles. You can also build them as a standard Infantry Squad, armed with lasguns.
This set comprises 171 plastic components and is supplied with 12x Citadel 25mm Round Bases, and 1x Death Korps of Krieg Transfer Sheet.
Just like WHC said, from a lore standpoint, these guys are the real deal! Plus, they also just kinda look dope as shit, so there’s that too. They were previously only inside the Kill Team box, but now you can pick them up as an individual kit!
Kill Team: Kommandos
Orks are well-known for loving a straightforward scrap where brutal is the order of the day. A rare few Orks develop a dash of Mork’s kunnin’, however, and these sneaky boyz become Kommandos.
This box includes a mob of 10 Kommandos, plus a trusty Kommando Grot and volatile Bomb Squig. The unit can be built in a variety of ways, to wage a covert Waaagh! on special operations or the larger-scale battlefields of Warhammer 40,000.
Similarly impressive are these Kommando Orks, who are now available separately as new individual releases for all the Ork fans out there.
Kill Team: Octarius Book
This tome covers all the key Kill Team rules for both the Ork Kommandos and the Veteran Guardsman, detailing rare equipment, tactical ploys, and a range of battlefield roles.
It also squeezes in nine bespoke Shadow Operations missions, each with its own special rules, unique loadouts, and distinct objectives, letting you play out a campaign of skirmish missions across the Octarius sector.
If you are looking to re-live last year’s Kill Team Octarius scenario and lore, this is a great way to do it!
Kill Team: Kill Zone Octarius
Now that you’re kitted out with Kill Team goodies, why not set up somewhere suitable to play out your tactical operations? Kill Zone Octarius contains a veritable shanty town of ramshackle Ork constructions – the perfect playground for cut-throat covert operations.
This highly modular scenery set is also great for games of Warhammer 40,000 and even comes with its own double-sided, foldable battlefield board.
Similarly, this terrain kit will help make the board even resemble Octarius and make it just that much easier to get fully into the atmosphere.
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Hive Scum
Bolster your gangs with four extremely expendable Hive Scum or get revenge on the major Houses of the Hive by forming an entire Outcast Gang. These versatile underhivers can form a gang of their own or join House Gangs as Hive Scum by being hired or through gang tactics and campaign choices, so it’s always worth having some spare scum to hand.
As some unaligned gang members, these are perfect additions to some “homebrew” gangs instead of the major houses.
Delaque Weapons and Upgrades
While the Outcasts fight for survival, House Delaque pulls strings from the shadows, breaking from the darkness only to make a well-placed incision or long-rifle shot that will turn the tides of conflict to their advantage.
On the other hand, if you play House Delaque, these are perfect to give more variety to your models.
Underdog Card pack
Outnumbered? Outgunned? 400 credits short of a fair fight? These Underdog Tactics Cards will help you pull enough shenanigans to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. The pack also contains 12 universal Gang Tactics, available for all!
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