Games Workshop has announced some exciting new Warhammer Age of Sigmar Flesh-Eater Courts pre-order releases for this week!
Games Workshop has good news for hobbyists who want to expand their Flesh-Eater Courts armies for Age of Sigmar. Here are all the new Warhammer AoS miniatures coming to pre-order with your favorite retailers on Saturday, February 3rd, 2024, around 1 p.m. EST here in the States.
New Warhammer Age Of Sigmar Flesh-Eater Courts Pre-Order Revealed
New Flesh-Eater Courts releases are on the way! Here are the pre-order details for Ushoran, the Fangs of the Blood Queen, Grand Justice Gormayne, Abhorrant Cardinals, Royal Decapitators, Varghulf Courtiers, Marrowscroll Heralds, Cryptguards, and more. So, if you’re a fan of the Flesh-eater Courts, get ready to sink your teeth into these new releases and expand your armies like never before!
After much time spent spying on the cannibal courts from afar, we can report that they have finally opened the rotten gates of their ruined keeps, and are surging out in full force across the Mortal Realms. Ushoran himself smashes his way into the realms alongside a royal court packed with noble courtiers and their loyal servants, alongside Dawnbringers: Book IV – The Mad King Rises. It’s good eating for the servants of Death.
Dawnbringers: Book IV: The Mad King Rises
The Mortarch of Delusion welcomes the Ghyranite prong of the Crusade into New Summercourt, where the Sekhar, the Fang of Nulahmia, is weaving a dizzying web of conspiracy that threatens the Dawnbringers. Alongside rules for Ushoran and Sekhar, there is a new Army of Renown with a heavy focus on powerful bloodsuckers, a regiment of renown for all six of Nagash’s mortarchs, the next chapter of the Cities of Sigmar Path to Glory Battlepack, and the return of Triumph and Treachery.
Pay tribute to Ushoran with the limited edition of Mad King Rises, which features soft-fouch full cover art with gold foil lettering, a purple ribbon marker, and gilt page edges. It is limited to just 300 individually numbered copies.
The Dawnbringers books are always great because they move the AoS story forward and give a variety of armies something to play with.
Ushoran, Mortarch of Delusion
Going by many names – the Sombre Paladin, the Lord of Masques, the Summerking – Ushoran is the powerful epicentre of the Flesh-eater delusion. A complex character who masks his bestial nature behind a suffocating illusion of chivalry, the Mortarch of Delusion is a hulking brute who casually carves through his foes as he leads his rancid ghouls to victory against the enemies of Nagash. His rules are available in Mad King Rises, and also shortly as a free download on Warhammer Community.
As the leader of the Flesh-eaters, this is a huge new model for hobbyists!
Fangs of the Blood Queen
The Fang of Nulahmia is a loyal servant of Ushoran’s rival Neferata. Like her mistress, Sekhar is a duplicitous schemer, bending the will of enemies and allies alike through subtle suggestion and powerful hypnosis. The Fangs of the Blood Queen is the first place you can get Sekhar and her serpentine thrall Ouboroth, alongside 10 Dire Wolves and three Fell Bats.
Battletome: Flesh-eater Courts
Drink deep of the delusion with the standalone release of this battletome, which contains the blood-splattered background for the ghoulish horrors who truly believe they are chivalrous warriors. All the rules you need to bring this army to the battlefield are included, with 27 warscrolls and pitched battle profiles for all of your chivalric cannibals, a wealth of thematic enhancements, Path to Glory rules, and a gallery painted by the ’Eavy Metal team.
Give yourself fully over to the madness of Ushoran with a beautiful limited edition that definitely isn’t a mouldy grimoire plastered with old blood. This edition features a soft-touch cover with gold foil blocking, gilt page edges, and a red ribbon bookmark – a supremely decadent artefact. It is limited to just 300 numbered copies.
Grand Justice Gormayne
What use is a royal court without a paragon of sound mind to pass judgement upon those who transgress against the will of the Summerking? Grand Justice Gormayne delivers his sentences without a hint of clemency, whipping his minions into a frenzy with spit-flecked orations.
Alongside the usual gore, we also get a more silly design in this “Grand Justice.”
Abhorrant Cardinal
Blessed with arcane power after sipping from the Carrion King’s chalice, Abhorrant Cardinals are zealous clerics that spread the word of Ushoran across the Mortal Realms. Their stupefying sermons can erode the sense of even the most stoic warriors.
Royal Decapitator
The Royal Decapitators of the Carrion Court have one job, and they do it exceedingly well. Though pock-marked and rusted, their axes are more than up to lopping off heads for their vampiric lieges, a task which these grim executioners pursue with a demented vigour.
A little more on the speed side than what we’d expect from blood-hungry ghouls, this model is right at home.
Varghulf Courtier
Varghulf Courtiers are the most forgone of all of Ushoran’s servants, vampires transfigured into loping, bestial forms. In their delusion, the Carrion Court views these vile creatures as blessed champions who emerge from their dank cloisters only when battle draws near – but the enemies of the Flesh-eaters see their true, chiropteran* nature, usually as they are being torn asunder by their elongated limbs.
Marrowscroll Herald
The realms of the Flesh-eater Courts engage in internal relations and diplomacy just like any other kingdom, and the Marrowscroll Heralds are their esteemed envoys. They spread the glorious news of their benevolent liege across the Mortal Realms, leaving a trail of madness and destruction in their wake.
Now available separately, this is an excellent pick-up if you were waiting!
Cryptguard
Cryptguards are the sworn bodyguards of the abhorrants, armed with the finest weapons from their armouries. In their minds, these are masterworks covered in filigree, but in reality they are rusted relics steeped in corpse-juices. Even the shallowest cut from one of these foul blades can turn a brave warrior into a gibbering wreck. This box builds 10 Cryptguard with a choice of weapons and heads, plus options for a champion, standard bearer, and musician.
Morbheg Knights
Morbheg Knights are a chivalric order whose shields and flags bear offal-strewn simulacra of traditional heraldry. Devoted to their abhorrant monarchs, they crash into enemy ranks, ear-piercing howls from their nightshrieker steeds sending foes into disarray as the carnage commences. This box builds three Morbheg Knights with a selection of interchangeable heads, two shields each, and options for a champion, standard bearer and musician.
With the nobility sorted, you’ll need some knights, too! (at least in a lore sense)
Flesh-eater Courts Dice Set
Pair your army of emaciated ghouls and your dice with the Flesh-eater Courts dice set, which contains 16 sickly grey dice with red ink pips. These dice each feature the Flesh-eater Courts faction icon on the six face.
What do you think of the new Flesh-Eater Courts hitting pre-order for Warhammer Age of Sigmar this week?
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