The full lineup AoS Kragnos releases and the 40k Chapter Approved 2021 are now available on the secondary market as allocations are getting better from GW!
Tons of new releases are here from Games Workshop including all the Broken Realms releases, Kragnos, and the new Chapter Approved. Get those hobby dollars ready if you want any of this stuff!
40k Chapter Approved 2021 & Kragnos Release
Broken Realms: Kragnos
The final installment for the Broken Realms saga arrives just in time for what looks to be a preview of the new AoS Starter box next Saturday.
What’s more, there are loads of new rules in the book, from warscrolls for the miniatures introduced below, to warscroll battalions and other updates for existing battletomes. You can also find six battleplans that let you refight the epic clashes described in the narrative.
Let’s hope the Destruction faction fairs better in AoS 3.0 than they did with the Broken Realms! Get yours here.
Kragnos, The End of Empires Model
Kragnos is a nigh-unstoppable juggernaut of destruction, especially when wielding the legendary shield, Tuskbreaker. Armed with the Dread Mace, made from the heart of a mountain, his realm-splitting might becomes truly cataclysmic. Having hunted the ancient race of drakes nearly to extinction for little more than sport, there’s not much left that can survive his focused rage.
Kroak trapped him under a mountain for thousands of years, but he’s finally escaped from his prison! Since he is a god of destruction, it makes sense that those armies follow him willingly into battle, even the Mega-Gargants look up to his powers (look how big he is compared to them).
If you’ve been looking for a centerpiece and a beat stick, this is going to be right up your alley! The mini itself is really something to look at and will be quite the painting challenge. Get yours here.
Lord Kroak
Lord Kroak’s stunning new model is as much a feat of structural engineering as it is miniatures design. Whether you’re looking for Kroak’s peerless sorcery to ensure your Seraphon never let the Great Plan go awry, or you’re simply after an incredible miniature to paint, you can pre-order this kit from next weekend.
The new model looks great, and finally, one of the most powerful mages of all time will actually have the mini to match! We’ll see how this build goes because there is not a ton of connection points for how big this looks.
Not to mention it’s no longer going to be finecast, so that’s just something nice for all Seraphon players out there. Get yours here.
Dexcessa and Synessa, the Talon and the Voice of Slaanesh
This kit builds either Dexcessa, the Talon of Slaanesh, or Synessa, the Voice of Slaanesh, so if you want to swell the ranks of your hedonite host with both of these formidable daemons, make sure you pre-order two sets next weekend.
GW has been releasing the new Broken Realms minis like crazy lately, and we’re not complaining! These are coming hot on the heels of the new Lord Kroak mini, and of course, now we know they will also be in the same book. Get yours here.
Warsong Revenant
Warsong Revenants are consummate all-rounders who make fantastic additions to all Sylvaneth armies. As well as possessing the ability to enhance the Bravery of friendly units while reducing that of your enemies, they’re no slouches in combat. The fact that they’re Wizards is an extra bonus too.
This definitely has some sweet detail, and we’re interested to see how the little army of spites actually works. It would be sweet if they made some swarm bases for them and you could sing them to life each turn! More likely it will just do damage to a nearby enemy, but the idea of Sylvaneth Scarabs sounds sweet!
Recognize that rumor engine? Who had money on it as being from an AoS mini? Get yours here.
Galen and Dorali
We introduced this dad and daughter duo of Azyrite witch hunters back in March, and you can employ their magic-busting skills in your Cities of Sigmar armies soon. The ven Densts play a key role in the events of Broken Realms: Kragnos.
Looks like Galen will be able to do some serious damage in CC and get rid of endless spells. Overall the mini looks great and should be a fun addition to any Cities of Sigmar army.
You’ll get a mixture of long-range support and CC with the pair of witch hunters. They don’t mention any rules, but we assume she’ll be able to snipe characters with her crossbow. Either way, it’s a pretty sweet mini! Get yours here.
New AoS Battalion Boxes
These weren’t really revealed in much other than in a picture in White Dwarf, so forgive the tiny pic! But like all the previous Broken Realms releases, the factions inside all grabbed a new Battalion Box.
Warhammer 40k Chapter Approved 2021
Chapter Approved comes in two separate books for ease of reference. The Grand Tournament Mission Pack includes nine missions each for Incursion- and Strike Force-scale battles, as well as an updated set of secondary objectives, and more besides. Meanwhile, the Munitorum Field Manual is your one-stop shop for all your points value needs.
It’s back for 2021! The second installment of points updates and new missions for 9th Edition 40k is here!
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