Here is the pricing and the pre-order lineup for the new Warcry: Nightmare Quest, White Dwarf, and Black Library!
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, May 13th, 2023, around 1 pm EST!
Warcry: Nightmare Quest & Black Library Pricing CONFIRMED!
While there aren’t a ton of releases this week, if you want some new warbands, this is the release for you! There will be the main box and two warbands releasing on their own, so there is plenty for you Warcry players to jump into.
Then, there are a decent number of releases from Black Library this week, so hopefully a little something for everyone.
Warcry: Nightmare Quest: $185
To combat such savage ghouls, Sigmar sends his Questor Soulsworn – wandering champions of the Stormhosts who, though few in number, fight with the strength of hundreds of lesser mortals.
Alongside these two complete warbands, Nightmare Quest contains a full complement of Gnarlwood scenery – including a massive, half-ruined Realmshaper Engine and a selection of twisted gnarloaks. Combined with the 64-page warband tome, double-sided game board, and reference cards, this set is the perfect way to expand your Warcry experience.
Like Warcry or not, these new models are usual bangers with some dope, unique ones, and this is no different!
Askurgan Trueblades: $60
The vampire ascetics of the Askurgan Trueblades are precision and discipline incarnate, suppressing their hunger to attain enlightenment in the ways of combat. This standalone warband of eight multi-part plastic miniatures – previously only available in the Bloodhunt box set – is a brutally effective martial force that shows off an entirely different perspective on the Soulblight Gravelords, and comes with the fighter cards and ability card you need to deploy them right to the battlefield.
Speaking of sweet, unique models, these Vampires who refuse to feed their hunger are a great example.
Claws of Karanak: $60
Where the Askurgan Trueblades resist the call of mortal blood, the Claws of Karanak revel in it. As devotees of Khorne and worshippers of the savage Flesh Hounds, they revel in the carnage of open battle and aim to turn the jungles of Ghur into their own personal charnel house.
No, that isn’t a Flesh Hound – the Hound of Wrath is simply a warrior who really, really wishes he were one, and his seven companions are entirely happy to let him do his thing. If wanton slaughter and rivers of blood are the way you roll, the Claws of Karanak are for you.
These Fleshhound-worshiping heathens have some dope models and look pretty metal on top of it.
White Dwarf 488: $11
The saga of the Herald of Misery comes to a close with the final battle in the White Dwarf Arks of Omen campaign, as the Tome Keepers and Blood Angels make a final desperate push to reach the centre of the accursed space hulk. Warsmith Czagra awaits, and those unlucky enough to be caught on board his Ark will need to contend with the new Unstable Structure tiles included in this issue.
White Dwarf is an excellent one-stop shop for your GW hobby news, usually with some bonuses like extra rules inside!
Blightslayer:
The legendary Gotrek’s adventures continue in Blightslayer by Richard Strachan, as the duardin Slayer saves a blasphemous warrior-priest from the gallows and earns a life-debt he neither wants nor needs. Nevertheless, Amara Fidellus is determined to return the favour, and the pair soon find themselves caught up in a sorcerous plot that – should it succeed – would plunge the Mortal Realms into the hellscape of Nurgle’s Garden.
Blightslayer will be available to pre-order this Saturday in hardback, eBook, and MP3 audiobook editions.
Gotrek is a fan favorite, and for good reason, his books are usually bangers! So pick this up if you’ve been following everyone’s favorite angry dwarf.
Prince Maesa:
Guy Haley’s tale of an exiled aelven prince scorned for the crime of loving a human returns to Black Library in paperback. Prince Maesa follows the eponymous nomad’s quest to return his paramour from the grip of death, a journey that will take him to the hostile lands of Shyish and earn the ire of Nagash himself, who jealously guards every last soul that crosses into his realm.
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