The AoS Age of Sigmar Darkoath Army Set Box for Chaos Slaves to Darkness offers a ton of value; here is the pricing and savings breakdown!
The new Darkoath Army Box Set is almost here for Age of Sigmar, but will it be worth the pickup? The box comprises 27 miniatures and the Battletome supplement, making it the starting point for all the new Darkoath models!
New AoS Darkoath Army Set: Value & Pricing
It truly is a host – this huge launch box contains 27 miniatures, a battletome supplement, four warscroll cards, and all the tokens needed for any budding follower of the Dark Gods to re-reclaim the Realms from the Azyrite lickspittles.
We originally estimated a $200 price point for this box, as the last two army set boxes have been that price. It turns out Games Workshop did keep the price the same as their 2023 army boxes, perhaps because there are approximately the same number of miniatures inside.
- Alignment: Chaos
- Faction: Slaves To Darkness
- Base Size: varies
- Height: varies
- Role: Battleline, Behemoths, Leaders
- Material: Plastic
- Number of Minis: 27
- Release Year: 2024
Darkoath Army Box Price By Country
| Country | Price |
| United States | $200 |
| Canada | CAD$240 |
| United Kingdom | £120 |
| Europe | €155 |
Darkoath Army Set Description
The Darkoath Army Set stands as a testament to the enduring allure of Chaos in the Mortal Realms. Comprising 27 miniatures, a battletome supplement, four warscroll cards, and a selection of tokens, this comprehensive collection offers everything you need to field a formidable force of Chaos warriors on the battlefield.
At the heart of the Darkoath Army Set lies a host of mighty warriors, each embodying the savage strength and unyielding resolve of the Darkoath tribes. From the imposing Darkoath Chieftain on Warsteed to the fearsome Wilderfiend, these miniatures truly capture the ferocity and brutality of Chaos in detail.
March of the Marauders:
Accompanying the Darkoath heroes are new plastic Marauders. They are a relentless horde of warriors driven by a thirst for battle and conquest. With their muscular frames and savage weaponry, the Marauders epitomize the savage beauty of Chaos, ready to carve their path of destruction across the Mortal Realms.
Ride with the Fellriders:
For those who seek to strike swiftly and mercilessly, the Darkoath Fellriders offer a formidable cavalry force. Mounted atop fearsome steeds, these warriors unleash devastation upon their foes with lethal precision. Which embodies the untamed fury of Chaos in every charge.
Battletome Supplement:
In addition to the awe-inspiring miniatures, the Darkoath Army Set includes a 28-page supplement to the Battletome: Slaves to Darkness. This is also available as a free PDF download from Games Workshop here.
With the Darkoath Army Set, you have the power to shape the fate of the Mortal Realms. Whether you embrace the dark allure of Chaos or stand against it, this box offers endless battle opportunities on the tabletop.
Darkoath Army Set Age of Sigmar Comparisons
You can see how the new Darkoath box compares to the Flesh-Eater Courts and Cities of Sigmar Army Set boxes. They all feature about the same amount of miniatures and have a similar value, more or less.
| Box Set Name | Price | Qty of Minis | Values |
| Cities of Sigmar Army Set | $200 | 52 | $110 |
| Flesh-Eater Courts Army Set | $200 | 25 | $143 |
| Darkoath Army Set Box | $200 | 20 | $125 |
| New Spearhead Boxes | $140 | 15-17 | $50-$120 |
Darkoath Army Set Box Contents
- Darkoath Chieftain on Warsteed $60/£35/€45 (based on Freeguild Cavalier-Marshal, cavalry character)
- Wilderfiend $45/£27.50/€35 (based on Varghulf Courtier)
- Darkoath Marauders $120/£70/€90 (2 boxes based on Freeguild Fusiliers, could also be $55 per box)
- Darkoath Fellriders $65/£40/€55 (based on Freeguild Cavaliers)
- Battletome Supplement: Darkoath $35/£20/€25 (based on Dark Angels 40k supplement, but the Darkoath rules will be available free via download as well) It is unclear if this book will be sold separately with the release wave of individual box sets.
Total MSRP: $325/£192.50/€250
Total savings versus $200 box price: $125/£72.50/€95
Is the Box Worth It?
There’s a chance this goes for less than our estimates, and if it does, then there will be even more value! However, even at the $200 price, you still save a lot, get a bunch of miniatures, and get early access to the new army rules. If you want to run an army dedicated to the barbarians, this is going to be a great pickup.
What to Buy Next For Darkoath
That’s really hard to say right now. GW hasn’t shown off any rules quite yet, and we don’t know how much else they will release for the army. Especially considering nothing is really even out yet, we don’t know exactly how they will mesh with Slaves to Darkness or the rest of Chaos in general.
Either way, don’t miss your chance to claim the Darkoath Army Set and unleash the might of Chaos upon the Mortal Realms. With its stunning miniatures, battletome supplement, and gaming aides, this collection box should be a good pickup for any Warhammer Age of Sigmar hobbyist.
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