Build the ultimate Warhammer Old World High Elves army with new and returning models, resin heroes, a Battalion Box, and plastic kits!
If you’ve ever dreamed of commanding an army of disciplined warriors and masterful spellcasters, the new (and old) High Elves release is here to make it a reality. Packed with freshly sculpted models, returning favorites, and a mix of plastic and resin Forge World kits, this range has everything you need to bring Ulthuan’s finest to your tabletop.
From iconic units like Elven Spearmen and Archers to dazzling new heroes, these kits are a must for any collector or strategist ready to take on the Old World with style and precision. Let’s break down everything that was revealed at LVO 2025.
The High Elves Return As The Old World’s Most Elegant Warriors
The High Elves are back, bringing their polished armor, sharpened blades, and a healthy dose of superiority to the Old World. These proud defenders of Ulthuan are ready to grace tabletops with a stunning range of models, a mix of fan-favorite classics and brand-new creations.
Let’s get into the details of what makes this release worth your attention and how you can build the ultimate High Elf force.
The Battalion Box: Your Starting Point for High Elf Glory
The Battalion box is the heart of your High Elf army, packing 66 beautifully detailed miniatures. This kit includes:
- 32 Elven Spearmen – Perfect for holding the line with their disciplined formations.
- 32 Elven Archers – Ready to rain down arrows with deadly precision.
- Two Tiranoc Chariots – Versatile units that can also be built as the fearsome Lion Chariots of Chrace.
The box comes with a generous transfer sheet featuring 356 decals, making it easier to customize your units with authentic High Elf heraldry.
All Models Being Released For High Elves
Plastic Kits
Introducing the new High Elves plastic kits that are ready to elevate your tabletop game! These are durable, versatile, and perfect for conversations, etc.
- Battalion Box (66 miniatures)
- 32 Elven Spearmen
- 32 Elven Archers
- 2 Tiranoc Chariots (buildable as Lion Chariots of Chrace)
- Lord on Dragon
- Can be built as:
- High Elf Lord or Archmage on Moon Dragon/Star Dragon
- Dragon Mage on Moon Dragon
- Can be built as:
- Flamespyre Phoenix
- Build options:
- Flamespyre Phoenix
- Frostheart Phoenix
- Rider: Anointed of Asuryan
- Build options:
- Ellyrian Reavers (newly resculpted)
- Lothern Sea Guard (formerly part of Island of Blood, now released separately)
- Swordmasters of Hoeth
- White Lions of Chrace
- Sisters of Avelorn/Shadow Warriors (dual-purpose kit)
- Lothern Skycutter
- Comes with a Swiftfeather Roc
- Acts as a spotter for Eagle Claw Bolt Throwers
- Tiranoc Chariot (to be released separately)
- Eagle Claw Bolt Thrower
Resin Kits
High detail, ideal for collectors and characters.
- Lord of Chrace
- Wields an axe and sword, dressed in lion pelts
- Ishaya Vess, Sentinel of the Silent Isle
- Armed with the Trident of Mathlann’s Ire
- Commands the Lothern Sea Guard
Metal Kits
The classic designs are making a return.
- Handmaiden of the Everqueen
- Korhil Lionmane
- Great Eagles
Arcane Journal: A Must-Read for Any High Elf General
The 48-page Arcane Journal: High Elf Realms isn’t just a rulebook; it’s a gateway to new strategies. It covers the storied history of the High Elves and includes rules for two exciting factions:
- Chracian Warhost – Centered on the feral warriors of Chrace.
- Sea Guard Garrison – Focused on the steadfast defenders of Ulthuan’s coasts.
It also introduces new special characters, units, and magic items to further customize your army. Whether you’re strategizing for a tournament or just diving into narrative play, this book is packed with ideas.
Heroes Worth Their Weight in Mithril
The new character models are sure to turn heads:
- Lord of Chrace: Dressed in lion pelts and armed to the teeth, this model is a great pick for leading your forces into combat.
- Ishaya Vess: Commanding the Sea Guard with her trident, she’s both a visual standout and a tactical asset.
Both models are crafted in Forge World resin, ensuring premium detail and durability.
Cavalry, Monsters, and Magic: Building Your Army
High Elf armies are famous for their versatility, and this release does not disappoint. You’ll find an impressive lineup of returning kits alongside some fresh additions:
- Ellyrian Reavers: Fast and effective light cavalry, perfect for flanking maneuvers.
- Lords on Dragons: These iconic centerpiece models can be customized to suit your playstyle.
- Phoenix Variants: Choose between the fiery Flamespyre or the icy Frostheart, both devastating on the battlefield.
For those looking to expand their ranks, classic infantry options like Swordmasters of Hoeth, White Lions of Chrace, and the Lothern Sea Guard are back, each bringing their unique flair and tactical role.
Don’t Forget the Extras
High Elf players will appreciate the attention to detail in this release:
- Reference Card Pack: Streamline your games with quick access to critical rules.
- Transfer Sheets: Add a touch of authenticity to shields and banners with intricate High Elf designs.
- Dice Set: Keep it stylish with themed dice that match your army.
Why This Release Matters
The High Elves represent the pinnacle of martial skill and magical prowess in the Old World. Whether you’re looking to start a new army or bolster an existing collection, this range offers incredible models and versatile gameplay options.
From the graceful Skycutter Chariot to the ferocious Lion Chariots, every unit adds depth and character to your force.
High Elves in Warhammer aren’t just a faction—they’re a statement. With this latest release, you can field an army that’s as visually stunning as it is tactically formidable.
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Will you be picking up the new Warhammer, The Old World High Elves Battalion box?
About the Author: Travis Pasch
Travis Pasch
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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.
Travis’s brother even owns a commission painting studio, where he’s picked up a lot of good advice and techniques for painting Warhammer and tabletop miniatures over the years, as well. Travis joined the Spikey Bits team in 2019 and has been the lead writer since 2020.
Currently, he’s working on converting all his 40k Adeptus Mechanicus models and becoming a true tech enjoyer, complete with both sad and happy robot noises!
