All Games Workshop’s New Releases Available Through May 31st

By Andrew Schrank | May 30th, 2023 | Categories: Age of Sigmar, Tabletop Gaming Products, Warhammer 40k, Warhammer 40k Rumors

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Here is all the new Games Workshop releases from May that are still available across platforms, with links to where you can still find them.

Most of these Games Workshop releases are orderable, but they might be low on stock or higher in price already on the secondary market. So be sure to check out all the offerings and pick up anything you might want while they are still available…

The Lion: Son Of The Forest Was a #1 Seller on Amazon

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Click here to get it from Amazon or on Black Library

While the description is a bit specific, it’s cool to see a Warhammer 40k book top the charts on something like Amazon! That means an insane number of people are reading it, as all the other types are sold out!

Besides being only $14 on Kindle, it’s FREE for a limited time with any Audible trial as well.

While you can’t score the physical copies, you can get the same story for way cheaper and get in on the fun. If you need something to read over the next couple of weeks, you might as well pick up your copy and see what all the hype is about.

Get Your Favorite Black Library Books Cheap on Audible!

Here are the latest new Games Workshop new releases with order links!

GW New Releases: May 7th

New 40k Kill Team Gallowfall, Arbites, & More: New Pricing & Links

It’s nice to finally get another release for Squats er, Leagues of Votann, and of course, Beastmen in the Grimdark! On top of that, you can finally buy the Adeptus Arbites box on its own. It’s always nice not to have to buy one of the big boxes to get a separate squad if that is the only thing you wanted out of it!

Kill Team: Gallowfall (English Ver. Delayed In Japan) Retail Price: $185

In this box, you’ll find:

1x 120-page Kill Team: Gallowfall rules manual: The fourth and final instalment of this season of Kill Team, in which elite warriors from across the galaxy plunge into the depths of an enormous space hulk. As well as background material, this manual provides new rules, datacards, and background tables for both the Hearthkyn Salvagers and Fellgor Ravagers kill teams, plus additional killzone rules for Medical Equipment, Escape Pods, and Stasis Pods, nine new Shadow Ops missions themed around escaping the Gallowdark, and nine Critical Ops missions for playing in the space hulk.

20x plastic miniatures: Two full kill teams, including new Chaos Beastmen miniatures available for the first time in this box, each featuring a wide array of customisation and alternate assembly options. Extra components allow for deep personalisation of your kill team, and many models can be assembled with multiple options.

Fellgor Ravager Kill Team:
– 10 all-new brutal Chaos Beastmen, available for the first time in this set – festooned with incredible details
– Components to build specialists like an Ironhorn, Deathknell, Fluxbray, Shaman, and a fearsome Vandal
– Loads of interchangeable horns and heads to customise your Beastmen

Hearthkyn Salvager Kill Team:
– 10 Leagues of Votann models, led by a Hearthkyn Theyn
– Extra components to build specialists like a Dozr, Grenadier, Jump Pack Warrior, and a robotic Kognitâar
– Additional cosmetic options to customise your Hearthkyn, including a Leagues of Votann transfer sheet with 555 individual markings.

34x pieces of Killzone: Gallowdark terrain: This modular system of walls, doors, and pillars can be arranged in a huge variety of configurations to create different room and corridor layouts, with glueless assembly allowing you to adjust their positioning in-game.

18x pieces of Killzone: Gallowfall terrain: New pieces of detailed, modular terrain to expand your killzone, specially designed to suit the missions found in Kill Team: Gallowfall – including Escape Pods, Autopsy Tables, Surgical Chairs, Stasis Pods, Medical Supply Table, and Iron Lungs.

1x double-sided Gallowfall game board: Set up your terrain on this folding cardboard game board measuring 30″ by 22″, depicting the battle-scarred deck plating of the space hulk on both sides.

These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

New boxes bring new rules and ways to play. So overall, this is a big win for Kill Team fans!

The Beastmen are an all-new kill team, with 10 models who can be built as Fellgor Warriors or a range of fiendish specialists – including an Ironhorn, a Shaman, a Fluxbray and more. The kit also includes loads of interchangeable heads and horns, for that full custom Chaos experience.

Beastmen are loved by many, and this new re-introduction to Warhammer 40k is a great thing for fans.

The Leagues of Votann kill team comprises a set of Hearthkyn Warriors with an additional sprue of new upgrade components, allowing you to build operatives such as the Kognitâar, Lugger, and Jump-pack Warrior.

With some pretty unique minis, you can field the dope brass knuckle brawler or the new assault Squat!

Kill Team: Exaction Squad Retail Price: $60

This multipart plastic kit builds an Exaction Squad of 10 Adeptus Arbites officers, accompanied by a faithful R-VR Cyber-mastiff. Led by a bellowing Proctor-exactant, these armoured enforcers of Imperial Law wield combat shotguns and shotpistols or assault shields and shock mauls, with an array of special weapons and wargear – including an executioner shotgun, grenade launcher, heavy stubber, and webber. The kit includes loads of interchangeable heads and accessories to customise your kill team, the option to build a separate Nuncio-aquila token, and components to build specialists like the Chirurgant medic, Revelatum scout, Malocator analyst, and more.

These miniatures can be used as Exaction Squad operatives in games of Kill Team, or built as an Exaction Squad, Subductor Squad, or Vigilant Squad and fielded as Agents of the Imperium in games of Warhammer 40,000.

This set comprises 203 plastic components, and comes with 10x Citadel 28.5mm Round Bases and 2x Citadel 25mm Round Bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

As a pretty cool set of unique models, it’s great to see this finally available separately.

Killzone Upgrade: Soulshackle (Webstore Only) Retail Price: $60

This kit comprises 56 plastic components, with which you can build:
– 15x Killzone: Soulshackle terrain pieces:
– 2x Breach Points without Pillars
– 2x Breach Points with Pillars
– 1x Hololith Dais
– 2x Additional Pillars
– 2x Augur Displays
– 2x Control Lecterns
– 2x Relay Stations
– 2x Hatchway Jammers

The contents of this set are supplied unassembled and unpainted

Want to change up your current terrain setup? Then you can pick these up!

Kill Team: Fellgor Ravagers Dice Set Retail Price: $35

Beseech the Chaos Gods for dark favours with this set of themed Kill Team dice, cast in black with orange pips and the Fellgor Ravagers logo on the six face.

Stratagem Cards (Webstore Only) $20 Each (Loyalist, Traitor, Knight, & Ryza)

The ever-useful Stratagem cards return in four themed packs, previously available for a limited time only. Loyalist and Traitor Princeps each get a pack of their own handy reference cards, containing seven Stratagems unique to their chosen allegiance, nine Legio-specific cards, and 10 general cards usable by any side.

The Defence of Ryza card pack grants access to Experimental Warfare and Tricks and Tactics Stratagems, alongside 15 Legio-specific campaign cards usable with the rules found in the Campaign Compendium. Knight Households also get their own Stratagem cards, with universal Knight Stratagems and House-specific options like their larger Legio cousins.

Stratagem cards are great for quick tracking and adding different ways to play Adeptus Titanicus.

Open Engine War Card Pack (Delayed in Japan & Webstore Only) $33.50

This pack of 50 cards includes:
– 1x How to Use Card
– 9x Deployment Maps
– 6x Primary Objectives
– 12x Secondary Objectives
– 10x Planetary Effects – representing the type of world, impacting the nature of the battle.
– 12x optional Battlefield Effects – representing a battlefield’s features, impacting the nature of the battle.

A copy of the Adeptus Titanicus Rulebook is required to use these cards.

Speed up your Adeptus Titanicus pre-game with these handy cards.

GW New Releases: May 14th

Warcry: Nightmare Quest & More: New Pricing & Links

While there aren’t a ton of releases this week, if you want some new warbands, this is the release cycle for you! There will be the main box and two warbands releasing on their own, so there are plenty for you Warcry players to jump into.

Warcry: Nightmare Quest Retail Price: $185

This boxed set contains:
– 64-page softcover Warband Tome: Might and Madness – with background, artwork, rules, quests, and campaigns for both of the two warbands in the box

– Questor Soulsworn – 6 elite Stormcast Eternals, each a wandering hero brought together by fate. These multipart plastic miniatures include 6x Errant-Questors armed with a variety of weapons – two models in this versatile kit can alternatively be built as Questor Primes, and two can alternatively be built as Knight-Relictors

– Royal Beastflayers – 10 deluded cannibal ghouls who act as hunting hounds and gamekeepers for their vampiric monarchs. These multipart plastic miniatures include 1x Royal Flaymaster, 1x Beastflayer Baron, and 3x Gore-Squires with a variety of cosmetic options, as well as 2x Offal Hounds and 3x Ghoul Trackers

– Gnarlwood Scenery – 10 pieces of plastic terrain, fully compatible with existing Gnarlwood scenery kits, including 1x Realmshaper Engine, 2x Gnarloaks, 2x Rope Bridges, and 5x Obstacles such as shattered ruins, palisades, bones, and broken posts

– A double-sided 22″ x 30″ folding gaming board, depicting two perilous jungle floors

– 30x battleplan cards, including 12x terrain cards, 6x deployment cards, 6x victory cards, and 6x twist cards

– 17x warband cards, including 2x ability cards, 3x divider cards, 7x fighter cards for the Questor Soulsworn, and 5x fighter cards for the Royal Beastflayers

Nightmare Quest is a great way to expand your games of Warcry, playing skirmish battles between two powerful warbands in a disturbing and deadly landscape. You will need a copy of the Warcry: Core Book to use the contents of this expansion box.

These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

Like Warcry or not, these new models are usual bangers with some dope, unique ones, and this is no different!

Askurgan Trueblades Retail Price: $60

This set contains eight plastic miniatures:
– 1x Askurgan Exemplar
– 1x Curseblood
– 1x Askurgan Pariah
– 2x Askurgan Ascetics, each of which can be armed with a howling glaive or charnel mace
– 3x Askurgan Acolytes, each of which can be armed with a bonehilt falchion or throat-taker sickle

This set also includes:
– An Askurgan Trueblades abilities card, to help unleash this warband’s arrogant strength and disciplined tactics in games of Warcry (in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Chinese, and Japanese)
– 7x Askurgan Trueblades fighter cards, for referencing your rules and stats at a glance
– 2x wound divider cards, for tracking your fighters in battle

This kit comprises 74 plastic components, and comes with 1x Citadel 40mm Round Base, 4x Citadel 32mm Round Bases, and 3x Citadel 28mm Round Bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

Speaking of sweet, unique models, these Vampires who refuse to feed their hunger are a great example.

Claws of Karanak Retail Price: $60

This set contains eight plastic miniatures:
– 1x Packlord
– 1x Hound of Wrath
– 2x Brutalisers, which can each be armed with paired shredder blades or a shredder blade and meat hook
– 4x Blood Whelps, which can each be armed with a barb-spear or claw-flail

This set also includes:
– A Claws of Karanak abilities card, to help unleash this warband’s hellish hunting tactics in your games of Warcry (in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Chinese, and Japanese)
– 6x Claws of Karanak fighter cards, for referencing your rules and stats at a glance
– 2x wound divider cards, for tracking your fighters in battle

This kit comprises 62 plastic components, and comes with 1x Citadel 60x35mm Oval Base, 1x Citadel 40mm Round Base, 2x Citadel 32mm Round Bases, and 4x Citadel 28mm Round Bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

These Fleshhound-worshiping heathens have some dope models and look pretty metal on top of it.

White Dwarf 488 Retail Price: $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!

GW New Releases: May 21st

Ashes of Faith 40k Kill Team & Horus Heresy: New Pricing & Links

The pricing on the Kill Team box is actually pretty decent, considering it also comes with the narrative campaign inside. Then, it’s always nice to grab more tanks for HH; however, it’s a pretty small release week overall.

Warhammer 40k Kill Team: Ashes of Faith Retail Price: $160 Allocated 2 Per Store

It falls to the clandestine warriors of the Inquisition to lead the charge against these forces of sedition. Kill Team: Ashes of faith provides a lengthy narrative campaign focused on a group of these operatives and their attempt to purge a whole planet of a malignant Chaos Cult.

There are 40 miniatures, 23 for the Chaos Cult, and 17 assorted Inquisitorial Agents. Seven of these are brand-new dual-build miniatures that allow you to build a rag-tag band of hyper-talented weirdos. The set also contains the Ashes of Faith Campaign Rulebook with all the rules for playing out this planet-spanning narrative, and dozens of accessories.

These new Inquisition Agents seem to already be a fan-favorite with hobbyists because of their modularity and retro callbacks to the early 2000s 54mm scale Inquisition tabletop game. However, it’s still up in the air if this box set was actually produced in quantity to satisfy stores and gamers alike.

With Gallowfall capped at 4 per store, and prices going for 1.5 to 2x retail, the frustration at Games Workshop and their influencers has become palpable in both online comments and in-person conversation.

Click here for everything we have seen previewed on Ashes of Faith so far.

Vindicator Siege Tank Retail Price: $70

This multipart plastic kit builds one Legion Vindicator Siege Tank, a heavily-armoured vehicle built to shatter defences. The Vindicator comes with a choice of two primary weapons – the formidable, shell-lobbing demolisher cannon, or the multi-barrelled magna laser destroyer. In addition to its main gun, the Vindicator sports smoke launchers and a combi-bolter mounted atop the front of its hull.

The kit also includes components to upgrade the Vindicator with a pintle-mounted weapon – a havoc launcher, heavy bolter, heavy flamer, multi-melta, or a combi-weapon with five configurations (bolter, flamer, melta, plasma, or volkite) – as well as a searchlight, a dozer blade, a hunter-killer missile, and a number of cosmetic options, such as towing hooks, sigils, and a choice of a Space Marine gunner, spotter, or closed hatch.

This kit comprises 133 plastic components, and comes with a Legiones Astartes Vehicle Transfer Sheet containing 42 optional markings and icons for the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists Legions. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly

Also coming this week is the Vindicator Siege Tank, previewed way back towards the beginning of the year.

Campaigns of The Age of Darkness: The Siege of Cthonia: $60 (GW Web Exclusive)

This expansion book for Warhammer: The Horus Heresy provides a comprehensive history of the Siege of Cthonia, detailing the Loyalist and Traitor forces involved in the campaign. It also allows you to put your army in the role of Loyalist occupiers or Traitor resistance, with rules for linking your games into Onslaught Campaigns, playing new Core Missions and narrative Apex Missions, fighting Zone Mortalis battles in cramped conditions, and fielding new units such as unstable Legiones Inductii recruits, Legiones Decurion tank commanders, the hellish Infernus Abominations, and upgrades and unique characters specifically for the Imperial Fists and Sons of Horus.

It’s cool to see the first narrative campaign book for Horus Heresy. Hobbyists for this game take it very seriously, and we love to see it. However, with this book being direct only and having the potential of a low print run its going to be even more challenging for players to get the rules they need now. But digital is always a great option and we would love to see it come back for Warhammer 40k codex books as well

GW New Releases: May 28th

Tons of New Seraphon Models & Battletome: New Pricing & Links

While the army box was released already, getting all the models on their own is nice! So even if you grabbed the army box, there are plenty of new minis to buy now. Plus, with such an extensive range refresh, there should be something for nearly every Seraphon player in the line.

However, we’ll be the first to admit these prices are a little wilder than we expected…

Battletome: Seraphon Retail Price: $60 ($90 Collector’s Direct Order Only)

This 120-page hardback book contains:
– Extensive background information on the Seraphon, from their ancient origins and mysterious temple-cities to the Old Ones they worship
– Stunning artwork that brings jungle realms and saurian warbeasts to life
– 35 warscrolls with pitched battle profiles for Seraphon armies, from the awesome Slann Starmasters to the swift-clawed Raptadon Hunters
– Rules for Starborne and Coalesced Seraphon, including command traits, artefacts, spells, battle traits, and the four mightiest Seraphon constellations
– Path to Glory campaign rules that allow you to further the Great Plan and acquire Sacred Spawnings, plus a new battleplan and warscroll battalions for use in narrative play
– Matched play rules, with four grand strategies, six battle tactics, and a core battalion unique to the Seraphon
– A jaw-dropping showcase of Seraphon miniatures, along with a painting guide to prepare your cohorts for war

New rules and ways to play are always the best way to re-invigorate factions! That being said, all the updated and new model releases this week are also sweet!

Slann Starmaster Retail Price: $85

This multipart plastic kit builds a Slann Starmaster – a toad-like mage-priest seated atop a floating palanquin. The Starmaster visibly exudes ancient wisdom and magical power, and the kit includes a huge variety of customisation options to make them your own. You’ll find a choice of two heads – one with an open mouth, delicate necklace, and elaborate feathered crown, and one with a closed mouth, ornate talismans, and optional diadem. There’s also two left arms – one carrying a sceptre, the other a crystal skull – and two right arms in different mystical poses, one of which comes with an optional arcane orb.

Even the palanquin can be personalised – the kit offers a choice of carved upper panels, engraved frontpieces, and scenic base elements such as rubble and vines. Skink attendants can perch on either side of the Starmaster, one carrying a spear and shield, the other carrying your choice of Seraphon artefacts – each can also be replaced by a small lizard pet. It’s a truly magnificent centrepiece to any Seraphon collection.

This kit comprises 57 plastic components, and comes with a Citadel 80mm Round Base. This miniature is supplied unassembled and unpainted

As the leaders of the Seraphon, these spell casters are key pieces to the faction at large.

Skink Starseer Retail Price: $60

This multipart plastic kit builds a Skink Starseer – an arcane astrologer riding atop a floating palanquin. The kit can build a Starseer in two different poses – one standing in a feathered cloak, and the other sat down with robes pooling around them. Both varieties carry an astromancer’s staff with a choice of two orrery-heads, and the kit offers a choice of priestly headresses and ornamental collars.

The palanquin also includes cosmetic build options, allowing you to choose between two different constellation-displays and two different inner irises for the astrological ring, as well as a pristine side-panel or a vine-choked carving connected to a scenic base element.

This kit comprises 47 plastic components, and comes with a Citadel 50mm Round Base. This miniature is supplied unassembled and unpainted

As the helper of the Starmasters, these Starseers are another essential part of the lore for seraphon, but they also bring great support to the tabletop!

Saurus Scar-Veteran on Aggradon Retail Price: $60

This multipart plastic kit builds a Saurus Scar-Veteran on Aggradon – a Seraphon war-leader riding a ferocious, roaring steed. The Scar-Veteran can be armed with a relic celestite spear or club, and comes with three head options – a feathered war-mask, an aggressive snarl, or a mighty roar. Both the Scar-Veteran and their steed are adorned with ornate Seraphon armour and decoration, befitting their status as an elder of the pack – including a saddle-mounted icon of Itzl the Tamer, spawner of cold-blooded beasts.

This kit comprises 30 plastic components, and comes with a Citadel 90x52mm Oval Base. This miniature is supplied unassembled and unpainted

This human blender, err… Lizard-blender is devoted to melee power and the model matches that vibe perfectly!

Saurus Astrolith Bearer (delayed in Japan) Retail Price: $45

This multipart plastic kit builds a Saurus Astrolith Bearer – a Seraphon champion entrusted with a reality-shaping totem. The Astrolith Bearer is clad in ancient ceremonial armour taken from the vaults of the Old Ones, and wields a sharp-edged celestite warclub. The astrolith it carries into battle is inscribed with complex geometric and astrological symbols, and visibly crackles with heavenly energy.

This kit comprises 14 plastic components, and comes with a Citadel 40mm Round Base. This miniature is supplied unassembled and unpainted

As the last devoted support piece this week, be sure to snag this guy up as these types of units usually can make huge impacts on army performance.

Aggradon Lancers **(delayed in Japan) Retail Price: $60**

This multipart plastic kit builds three Aggradon Lancers – formidable and bloodthirsty Seraphon cavalry. The saurus riders can all be armed with a barbed celestite club or a piercing celestite spear, and each comes with two armoured collars to give you a choice of poses. One model can be built as an Alpha champion – with a choice of unique heads and weapons, alternate arm poses, and a unique shield – one as a War-drummer musician, and one as an imposing Icon Bearer.

The kit provides a wealth of customisation options – six heads and three shields that can be used with any of the riders, as well as interchangeable tails, armour plates, and feather decorations for the aggradons – allowing you to build a varied roster of reptilian riders and steeds.

This kit comprises 95 plastic components, and comes with three Citadel 75x42mm Oval Bases. These miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted

As one of the new Cavalry options, these new Lancers will make a splash on the charge!

Kroxigor Retail Price: $60

This multipart plastic kit builds three Kroxigor – muscular Seraphon who loom over lesser foes. Each Kroxigor wields a spike-studded drakebite maul, and one can instead be armed with an ornate moonstone hammer. The kit offers a wealth of customisation options – every Kroxigor has a choice of two different heads with thick scaled crests, and two arm poses to swing its massive weapon. The kit also includes three distinct maul-heads and five bony tail tips that can be used with any model, as well as a variety of necklaces and scenic base elements.

This kit can alternatively build three Kroxigor Warspawned, aggressive creatures shaped specifically for battle.

This kit comprises 128 plastic components, and comes with three Citadel 50mm Round Bases. These miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted

As one of the coolest of the new model updates, these Kroxigor are sweet! Expect them to be significant elite-level threats that can easily dominate most lesser models in combat.

Raptadon Hunters Retail Price: $65

This multipart plastic kit builds five Raptadon Chargers – skink mage-knights mounted atop swift hunting beasts. Every Charger wears a sacred headdress and wields a mystical Tepok lance – the skinks and their raptadon steeds each have distinctive, dynamic poses, and the kit also includes five moonstone clubs that can hang from belts or saddles. One model can be built as an Alpha champion with a unique head, one as a Hornblower musician, and one as an Icon Bearer carrying a feather-tasseled idol with a choice of two heads.

This kit can alternatively build five Raptadon Hunters, cunning skink cavalry armed with javelins.

This kit comprises 89 plastic components and comes with five Citadel 60x35mm Oval Bases. These miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted

As a slightly more elite cavalry, the Raptadons look like a serious threat, especially with the limited ranged threats in AoS overall.

Saurus Warriors **(delayed in Japan) Retail Price: $60**

This multipart plastic kit builds 10 Saurus Warriors – the scaled shock troops of the Seraphon. Each Saurus Warrior can be armed with a spike-studded celestite club or a long-handled celestite spear, and the kit includes 10 different designs of interchangeable heads and shields, to ensure you can build a varied cohort of cold-blooded soldiers. One model can be built as an Alpha champion – with a unique head, shield, and weapons – one as a War-drummer musician, and one as an Icon Bearer carrying a serpentine idol with a choice of two heads.

This kit comprises 95 plastic components, and comes with 10x Citadel 32mm Round Bases. These miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted

As the backbone of Lizardmen lines, the new Saurus Warriors will significantly impact the appearance and feel of Seraphon lists on the tabletop.

**Spawn of Chotec (delayed in Japan) Retail Price: $60**

This multipart plastic kit builds a Spawn of Chotec accompanied by three Sun Acolytes – an acid-spitting beast and its skink tamers. Coated in scales and fins with Old One technology visibly implanted in its skull, the Spawn of Chotec is a striking creature – and the kit includes cosmetic options to make each one into a unique beast. You’ll find two different necks, two different head-fins, and two heads with open or closed jaws.

Each of the Sun Acolytes has a distinctive crest resembling the sunburst of Chotec – two carry pronged celestite goads and pouches of aqthracite crystal, with interchangeable heads and crests, while the third carries a sacred staff with a choice of two holy icons.

This kit comprises 43 plastic components, and comes with a Citadel 90x52mm Oval Base and three Citadel 25mm Round Bases. These miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted

Artillery in AoS can be notoriously strong if protected, and the Seraphon certainly have the tools with their wide variety of large and medium-sized models!

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They have free shipping to the States too, which is fantastic, and we’ll take a closer look at the sets below!

New Primarch Guilliman Pre-Order: $143

At first glance, they packed all sorts of detail into this figure!

You’ll also get two head options with the figure, but that only makes sense, as you need to have the option to be too cool for helmets if you want it!

This picture is a hair blurry, but it’s a great size comparison, and he looks giant! If you have him on the table watching over your games, how can you possibly lose?

While he doesn’t have a ton of bits, it doesn’t matter too much, as they all look so great.

New Grandmaster Voldus: $80

At first glance, they packed some great detail into this figure!

Nothing quite matches the flair of a named character!

As a Terminator, Voldus will be a pretty decent size. If you have him on the table watching over your games, you’ll have his blessing while hunting daemons. (he is an excellent Psyker after all)

While he doesn’t have a ton of bits, it doesn’t matter too much, as they all look so great.

New Blood Angels Assault Terminators: $378

It’s always awesome to get full squads, and what’s more intimidating than some assault terminators?

From the looks of it, these don’t have an insane number of bits, but they still look great, and we expect them to be super articulate.

They generally only have a few extra hands, but they look cool enough that they don’t need a ton of extra bits.

They even give them some serious fangs, which is just awesome!

Ultramarine Primaris Chaplain Brother Varus: $66

This is possibly the coolest Chaplain we’ve seen yet! Picking this up will really buff up your collection.

He has some pretty cool options and seems very articulate.

He doesn’t have a huge number of options, but plenty to make some really cool dioramas!

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About the Author: Andrew Schrank

Andrew Schrank

Job Title: Miniatures & Warhammer Hobby Staff Writer

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About Andrew Schrank: Over the past 15 years, Andrew has played all the games, including tabletop and video games, and immersed himself in the associated lore. Andrew joined the Spikey Bits team in 2018 and covers the Warhammer hobby and tournament scene, along with the latest in tabletop miniatures, each week.

Aspiring diplomat, Lord of Fluff, and Master of Ice Hammer, He loves Star Wars, Chaos Undivided, and Gundam. During his free time, he hunts Platinum trophies on PS5 and reads international news. On weekends, Andrew plays commander and cEDH games, often with unique strategies that push the limits.

He believes each day presents a new opportunity to grow and be challenged.