Here is the confirmed pricing for the new 40k Necrons, Ad Mech, and Black Library releases hitting pre-order this week!
Get those hobby dollars ready if you want any of these new releases from Games Workshop that will go up for pre-order with your favorite retailers on Saturday, November 25th, 2023, around 1 p.m. EST.
The robots go to war in this week’s Sunday Preview, as two distinctly steely-eyed factions whirr into the new edition of Warhammer 40,000.
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10th Edition 40k Necrons, Ad Mech, & Black Library Pricing CONFIRMED!
The new 10th Edition Codex books, models, and accessories releases for Necrons and Ad mech are hitting pre-order on Saturday, November 25th, 2023, and will have a street date of December 9th, 2023.
Here are all the details from the Warhammer Community.
Codex: Necrons $60 €50 £37.50
Budding Necron Phaerons (that’s you guys) can take your revenge with a Codex that’ll let you dispatch endless legions of pitiless automata, on a mission to destroy the fledgling empires stinking the galaxy up with all their flesh.
Inside the book you’ll find 47 Necron datasheets, five individual Detachments, Crusade rules to awaken your tomb world, and Combat Patrol rules for Amonhotekh’s Guard – which you can find out more about below. On top of that, there are sections on Necron history, society, and the main dynasties, as well as a painting guide.
Codex: Necrons comes in two flavours – the regular tome and a strictly limited Collectors’ Edition with a special soft-touch cover, unique cover art, a ribbon bookmark, and lavish green foil blocking.
Necrons have seen some decent results with the Index rules of 10th edition, but with this, hopefully, they will start doing even better!
Imotekh the Stormlord $45 €35 £27.50
Imotekh is perhaps the mightiest Necron Overlord in the galaxy after the Silent King – and he’s catching up with worrying speed. The Stormlord is now returning to the galaxy in a mighty panoply of plastic, standing tall and flexing his clawed gauntlet of fire. Imotekh is a mighty Phaeron indeed – in battle, his hyperlogical strategic skills confer an extra Command Point every turn, while unnatural lightning strikes any foolish enough to approach.
Imotekh is an older character getting a long-deserved update this go around, and we couldn’t be more excited to have him back with a new design finally.
Orikan the Diviner $45 €35 £27.50
One of the most curmudgeonly Necrons in the galaxy, Orikan is a master astromancer with many millennia of experience who turns peevishness into art. Crucially, he’s also perfectly capable of reducing his enemies to smoking craters of disassembled matter. As a Master Chronomancer, he affords his bodyguards a 4+ invulnerable save, and once per game he can channel cosmic alignments to triple his Strength and Attacks in combat.
As another much-needed update, Orikan will be popular among long-term fans and new ones alike, judging by the meta.
Overlord with Translocation Shroud $38 €31.50 £24
All the most on-trend Overlords are travelling via extra-dimensional nether-realms this aeon, and a Translocation Shroud is the coming thing at all the best royal courts. This clever little trinket allows your Overlord and a squad of his best buddies mindless thralls to Advance 6” every time, phasing through terrain, buildings, and enemy units as they move.
Characters that buff movement seem to be popular as movement is always great to have more of.
Overlord with Tachyon Arrow Warhammer Webstore Only
Just because you can grab a transdimensional tchotchke from your ancestral treasure rooms, doesn’t mean you have to. Plenty of other equally refined Necron Overlords prefer not to sully themselves by phasing their way through the gaucheness of enemy flesh. This particular Overlord – originally available only in certain boxed sets from the previous edition of Warhammer 40,000 – prefers the elegance of a tachyon arrow, which launches a hyperaccelerated thunderbolt out to a range of 72″ for a Strength 16 shot that causes D6+2 damage. Yes, you can only fire it once, but your puny foe won’t need to be told a second time.
As a character who hasn’t seen a separate release yet since Indomitus, this is great for all Necron players from now on.
Royal Warden Warhammer Webstore Only
This glittery fellow is a henchman par excellence, the right hand of any Overlord with big dreams and an undying legion or two just waiting to be roused. And rouse them the Royal Warden will, geeing up any unit he’s attached to to Charge or Shoot even after they’ve Fallen Back. Originally available only in boxed sets for the previous edition, this is his first solo release.
Also, the Royal Warden is finally getting a separate release; this is great for all Necron fans.
Combat Patrol: Necrons $160 €125 £95
Amonhotekh’s Guard is the new Necron Combat Patrol, arriving with 19 miniatures for use both in full games of Warhammer 40,000 and fast and furious bouts of Combat Patrol. It contains an Overlord with Tachyon Arrow, a Canoptek Doomstalker, three Skorpekh Destroyers with a Plasmacyte, three Scarab Swarms, and 10 Necron Warriors. Grab the Combat Patrol rules from our downloads page, and check back next week for a video on how to paint your undying legion.
Get this patrol to pick up some solid Necron minis for either adding to a collection or starting a new one.
Necron Datasheet Cards: $35 €29 £22 & Dice: $32 €23 £18
The Necrons get the essential accessories treatment, with a comprehensive set of Datasheet Cards and a packet of 16 six-sided dice with the faction icon on each 6 face. The cards include 47 individual datasheets for quick reference on the fly, five more for Combat Patrol, and one card to remind you of your army rule.
Codex: Adeptus Mechanicus $60 €50 £37.50
The devotees of the Machine God may have a mite more flesh than the Necrons, but these stubborn cyborgs are no less truculent. They too are receiving two Codexes – a standard edition and a Collectors’ Edition with a fancy cover, a ribbon bookmark, and red foil blocking.
Both editions offer the same contents within – you’ll get 30 datasheets covering every cyber-soldier at your disposal, as well as five diverse Detachments to help spread the good word of the Omnissiah. On top of that are some excellent painting guides, artwork, and sections on lore, plus rules for Crusade and the new Combat Patrol.
Get all the new rules, bringing Ad Mech up to speed in 10th edition Warhammer 40k with their new Codex update!
Sydonian Skratos $38 €31.50 £24
The Sydonian Skratos is the supreme sniper sentinel sporting the longest legs in the grim darkness of the far future. They delight in taking out enemy troops or tanks with a choice of a radium jezzail or a transuranic arquebus, and while they loom large over the battlefield, they’re hard to put down – you can’t even target them from more than 12″ away.
As one of the most unique minis in a while, this will surely be a popular mini for Ad Mech fans.
Combat Patrol: Adeptus Mechanicus $160 €125 £95
Purge Corps Deltic-9 are the new Adeptus Mechanicus Combat Patrol, comprising 19 miniatures led by the portly Tech-Priest Manipulus Skand. He heads up a rapid response unit of three Serberys Sulphurhounds (which can also be made into Serberys Raiders), five Pteraxii Sterylizors (which may also be built as Pteraxii Skystalkers), and 10 Skitarii Vanguard (who may also be built as Skitarii Rangers). They come with a full set of rules for games of Combat Patrol, and make a fast-moving contingent for a Warhammer 40,000 army.
Start your collection or add to an existing one with this solid selection of Ad Mech minis.
Adeptus Mechanicus Datasheet Cards $35 €29 £22 & Dice $32 €23 £18
This set of 35 Datasheet Cards comes with red foil edging, comprising all 30 Adeptus Mechanicus datasheets, four Combat Patrol datasheets, and one army rule Card. Complement your tabletop organisation with 16 six-sided dice in classic Martian red, sporting the classic cog symbol on each 6 face.
Kill Team: Approved Ops – Tac Ops & Mission Card Pack $32 €23 £18
This set of 57 cards provides the quickest and most convenient way to set up matched play games of Kill Team, whether they’re competitive or casual. It’s an official update to the previous Critical Ops card pack that includes the 2022 Close Quarters update, including Map Cards and Tac Ops specific to Close Quarters games.
Faster pre-game is always great as we all just want to hop into actually playing as fast as possible!
Warboss (paperback) $17.99
With only one bastion still standing on the once unconquerable fortress world of Aranua, Warboss Gazrot Goresnappa should be basking in the light of impending victory. Instead, he lies dead beneath a decapitated Gargant’s head.
The biggest and baddest bosses from each of the six (no-longer-united) clans step forward to duke it out and become the next warboss – but the ork gods have other plans. A prophecy foretells of a mysterious gate that lies beneath the human city. The one true warboss will be the first to find it, and will use it to turn the galaxy green. Who will the green gods deem worthy? Find out in this orky novel by Mike Brooks, available in paperback for the first time.
Who doesn’t love Orks? This means following an Ork Boss in book format should be a hoot, too!
God-Machines: A Titan Omnibus (paperback) $25
The Titans of the Adeptus Titanicus and the Knights of the Questor Houses are towering war engines, each an effigy of the Omnissiah bristling with weapons enough to lay armies to waste. For 10,000 years these behemoths have stood and fought in service of the Emperor. This Titan-sized omnibus features 10 short stories from Black Library luminaries, curated into one paperback edition for the first time.
Titans are some of the single most deadly things in 40k, making this book’s subject matter have an immense impact on the universe.
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About Travis Pasch: Travis has been a Warhammer 40k hobbyist since the 1990s, playing the game since Third Edition. Through extensive traveling, he’s seen a lot of the miniatures hobby from across the world, giving him a unique perspective on the latest gaming topics and trends.
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