All The GW New Releases Available To Order Through June 11th

By Andrew Schrank | June 14th, 2022 | Categories: 40k Kill Team, Age of Sigmar, Tabletop Gaming Products, Warhammer 40k, Warhammer 40k Rumors, Warhammer Community

Spikey Bits » Warhammer 40k Rumors » All The GW New Releases Available To Order Through June 11th

All the new Games Workshop releases from mid May are still available across platforms- here are the 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 of the offerings, and pick up anything you might want while they are still available…

Some of these may also still be available on GW’s store, but they are often cheaper when the allocations were favorable from stores elsewhere. Of course, if you can get them at your LGS at a discount that may be a great place to spend your hobby dollars as well!

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

GW New Releases: May 14th

Table of Contents & Article Summary show

New Nighthaunt & Daughters of Khaine: Pricing & Where Get Yours

It’s also worth mentioning that the two new Nighthaunt and Daughters of Khaine models from the arena of Shades Battle box were not included in these pre-orders for some reason.

Currently, there is no word when we will see the High Gladiatrix or the Scriptor Mortis for sale separately.

Battletome: Nighthaunt Retail Price: $55

This 96-page hardback book contains:

– A musty catacomb of background information on the Nighthaunt, including their history, relationship with Nagash, and spectral culture
– Sinister yet breathtaking artwork that conveys the grim majesty of the Nighthaunt
– 31 warscrolls and pitched battle profiles for ghostly warriors, from swarming Chainrasps to new heroes like the Scriptor Mortis and Awlrach the Drowner
– Rules for 4 distinct Nighthaunt Processions, plus command traits, artefacts of power, spells, and battle traits like Aura of Dread and Frightful Touch
– Path to Glory campaign rules that allow you to spread the pall of Death by haunting the Mortal Realms, plus 7 warscroll battalions for use in narrative play
– Matched play content including 4 grand strategies and 6 battle tactics to unleash against your enemies
– A showcase of morbid Nighthaunt miniatures assembled in the colours of their Processions, alongside guides on how to paint them yourself

Also included is a sheet of 28 tokens and a range ruler, used for tracking the effects of the Wave of Terror ability.

Other than all the fantastic rules packed in here, if you are a devoted fan, you can also pick up a Nighthaunt collector’s edition while supplies last. Their rules were already leaked for the most part, and you can see most of the updates and changes to their Battletome by clicking here.

Battletome: Daughters of Khaine Retail Price: $55

This 96-page hardback book contains:

– A bloody offering of background information on the Daughters of Khaine, including their history, worship of Morathi-Khaine, and murderous way of life
– Stunning artwork that displays the gleeful frenzy of the Daughters of Khaine.
– 24 warscrolls and pitched battle profiles for bloodthirsty aelves, from ruthless Hag Queens and winged Khinerai to both of Morathi-Khaine’s divine forms
– Rules for the 6 primary Temples of Khaine, plus command traits, artefacts of power, spells, and battle traits such as Blood Rites and Fanatical Faith
– Path to Glory campaign rules that allow your army to win gladiatorial glory and found a new temple, plus 6 warscroll battalions for use in narrative play
– Matched play content including 4 grand strategies, 6 battle tactics, and 2 core battalions to unleash against your enemies
– A showcase of zealous Daughters of Khaine miniatures assembled in the colours of their Temples, alongside guides on how to paint them yourself

Like the Nighthaunt, Daughters of Khaine are also getting their update next week, meaning you can snag the rules with the option of a limited collector’s edition- all going on pre-orders this week!

Awlrach the Drowner Retail Price: $50

This multipart plastic kit builds one Awlrach the Drowner, a unique Hero and Totem for Nighthaunt armies. Propelling his odious, decaying skiff with a deathwood oar, this ghastly figure offers a tremendous boost to his army’s mobility by delivering units across the battlefield. He’s also a worthy painting challenge, loaded with grisly nautical details and a variety of textures to experiment with, from rusted iron and rotting wood to vengeful, ethereal spirits.

This kit comprises 29 plastic components, and is supplied with a Citadel 80mm Round Base. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly

This model looks stunning and also looks to have some interesting rules like some exceptional movement speed that you can see here!

Craventhrone Guard Retail Price: $45

This multipart plastic kit builds five Craventhrone Guard, wielding soulhunter crossbows to unleash a hail of deadly bolts at close range, with the option to assemble one as a Craven Huntmaster and one as a Spectral Standard Bearer. Each model has a choice of hooded and helmeted heads, with other components such as decrepit quivers to add variety and keep your units looking unique.

This kit comprises 53 plastic components, and is supplied with 5x Citadel 32mm Round Bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

With their crossbows ready to lay down shots, these new models might be for you if you needed ranged support in your Nighthaunt lists.

Vanguard: Idoneth Deepkin Retail Price: $130

This raiding party consists of 15 miniatures – with a hero and battleline meaning you can use it as an army in a box. Hard-hitting eyeless Namarti Thralls are guided by the mystical prowess of an Isharaan Soulscryer, backed up by a fierce Akhelian Allopex and a trio of eel-riding Akhelian Isharaan Guard, which can also be built as Morrsarr Guard for extra flexibility.

This new package for Idoneth looks like a great way to get quite a few models all in one place to either start an army or add to an existing one.

Vanguard: Fyreslayers Retail Price: $130

26 hot-headed miniatures – including a hero and battleline – form a fiery core to this force. A Battlesmith chronicles the stories of the Fyreslayers to lead 20 axe-toting Vulkite Berzerkers and five ferocious Hearthguard Berzerkers – who can be built instead as the indomitable Auric Hearthguard.

If you prefer Fyreslayers, the same is true for them! Grab this if you need many models at once, like starting a new army!

Auric Runefather on Magmadroth Retail Price: $112

This kit can alternatively be assembled as an Auric Runefather on Magmadroth or an Auric Runesmiter on Magmadroth.

The additional components in this kit can also be used to build an Auric Runefather and Auric Runesmiter on foot.

This kit comprises 95 plastic components, and is supplied with a Citadel 120mm Large Oval Base as well as 2x Citadel 32mm Round Bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

Click Here To Get Your 40k Action Figures!

This sweet model isn’t new but is just being offered in a new package. If you are a fan of the giant fire lizards, this is your time to shine!

Nighthaunt Warscroll Cards Retail Price: $33.50 and Dice Retail Price: $38

As with most major releases, you can pick up some warscroll cards to help speed up the first few games with convenient reference cards, or you can sport your loyalties with a new set of themed dice!

White Dwarf 476 Retail Price: $11

Light the incense and praise Slaanesh, issue 476 of White Dwarf is here, and it brings a new Tome Celestial for the Hedonites who worship the Prince of Pleasure, giving you new things to do with all those Depravity points…

There are also rules and missions for using sentries in Kill Team, four new fighters for you to add to your games of Warcry, Crusade rules for falling to Chaos in Warhammer 40,000, and all your favourite articles and features. How incredibly decadent!

With all the hobby news and rules, the White Dwarf is an easy pick-up if you are generally interested in all things Warhammer. Looks like there are even new rules coming for Age of Sigmar as well in this issue.

GW New Releases: May 21st

New 40k & Echoes of Doom New Releases: Pricing & Where Get Yours

We just saw a lot of these previewed a couple of weeks ago, so it’s nice to see some of the new models hit shelves so soon! Plus, after what feels like forever, the Custodes and GSC combat patrols are here, along with the Blade Master and Reductus Saboteur, on their own.

Echoes of Doom Box Set Retail Price: $195

Inside, you’ll find 42 plastic Citadel miniatures, including:

– 1x The Lady of Vines
– 1x Spirit of Durthu, which can alternatively be build as either a Treelord or a Treelord Ancient
– 3x Kurnoth Hunters
– 5x Gossamid Archers

– 1x Deathmaster
– 1x Grey Seer on Screaming Bell, which can alternatively be built as a Plague Priest on Plague Furnace
– 10x Stormvermin
– 20x Clanrats

You’ll also find:

– 1x 40-page Echoes of Doom booklet
– 1x 56-page Warhammer Age of Sigmar Core Rules book
– 1x Token Sheet
– 8x Warscroll Cards

In this box, you will find all the Citadel miniatures you need to play out the brutal conflict between the vengeful Sylvaneth and the thieving skaven. Alongside these two armies you will find a book of detailed background information on the narrative of Echoes of Doom and the two factions involved. Also included are warscrolls and battleplans that allow you to start playing with your new armies right away, as well as extra rules content such as Region of War: The Adamantine Chain, Aqshy.

The above units are supplied with all the appropriate bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly.

This is a bigger mix of old and new units than expected, but you still get three new units in the box. Two for Sylvaneth and one for Skaven. It does make sense, though, as if there were just new units for the Sylvaneth, the box wouldn’t make a ton of sense for players trying to get into the faction.

You can also find a whole host of gameplay gubbins, including a giant token sheet, a copy of the core rules, warscroll cards, and transfers. Of course, it wouldn’t be a battlebox without a new narrative supplement, diving into greater detail about the Sylvaneth-Skaven showdown and the struggle for the soulpods.

As they do with most of the boxes, there will be some additional rules and such in the box. If you want to check out the rules we’ve seen already from this box, click here.

On the Warhammer 40k side of releases, Games Workshop is putting two Combat Patrols on pre-order that many folks had been waiting for since the holidays.

Plus, the two new models inside Shadow Throne, the Blade Champion and Reductus Saboteur, are finally releasing! Let’s take a look at the values of the contents inside both combat patrols.

Adeptus Custodes Combat Patrol Retail Price: $150

This set includes the following multipart plastic models:
– 1x Shield Captain
– 1x Vexilius Praetor
– 3x Custodian Guard
– 3x Vertus Praetors, one of which can be build as a Shield-Captain on Dawneagle Jetbike
– 10x Sisters of Silence Prosecutors, which can also be built as Vigilators or Witchseekers
– 2x Burning of Prospero transfer sheets, which include insignia for the Talons of the Emperor

All models are supplied with their appropriate bases.

These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

If you’re in need of the Sisters models, this box is a good buy, but if not, it may be a pass. Let’s check out what this will save you:

10x Sisters of Silence: $110
Shield-Captain on Dawneagle Jetbike: $60
Vexilus Praetors: $60

Total MSRP: $230

Savings Versus $150 Box Price: $80

Genestealer Cults Combat Patrol Retail Price: $150

Following on from the events of Shadow Throne, the perfidious Genestealer Cultists and the Talons of the Emperor are mustering Combat Patrols to continue their respective missions across the Imperium. You’ll be able to prepare for these campaigns with Codex: Adeptus Custodes and Codex: Genestealer Cults, which are both packed full of thematic rules like devastating crossfire, and peerless battle stances.

Overall of all the Combat Patrol Boxes, the new Genestealer Cults is a pretty good value in terms of both pricing and selection of models.

Let’s check out what this will save you:

20x Neophyte Hybrids: $100
Magus: $32
Goliath Rockgrinder: $60
Aberrants: $42
Acolyte Hybrids: $42

Total Value: $276

Savings Versus $150 Box Price: $126

Adeptus Custodes Blade Champion Retail Price: $38

This kit is comprised of 19 plastic components, with which you can assemble one Blade Champion model with a choice of three different head options – 2x bare, one with a stoic expression and the other with gritted teeth, and 1x plumed helmet. This model is supplied with one Citadel 40mm round base.

This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly

The Adeptus Custodes have been itching for some love new model-wise and finally got it! We know now that this miniature is basically a souped-up Lieutenant and a decent leader overall.

Genestealer Cults Reductus Saboteur Retail Price: $35

This 11-piece plastic kit builds one Reductus Saboteur, who can be assembled with scarred head or one with a pair of goggles, and one separate pile of explosives. It’s supplied with 1x 32mm round base and 1x 25mm round base.

This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly

Of course, the Genestealer Cults’ new model is much more sneaky!

Warcry Darkoath Savagers Retail Price: $60

All the new Warcry releases appear to be reboxed from the Red Harvest Starter Set box that came out back in November 2021.

Strap on your boots, grab the heaviest weapon you can lift, and get ready to mangle your foes with the Darkoath Savagers. This set allows you to field a full warband, containing:

– 10 multipart plastic Darkoath Savagers miniatures – 1 Slaughterborn (with a choice of Greataxe or Greatblade and accessories), 1 God-speaker, 1 Wrathtouched, 1 Proven (with a choice of Greatspear or Greataxe), 1 Proven (with a choice of Greatblade or Greatflail), 3 Gloryseekers with Paired Weapons (2 with a choice of Shields, 1 with a choice of Greataxe), and 2 Gloryseekers with a Spear and Axe (1 with a choice of a Shield, 1 with a choice of Paired Weapons), as well as a variety of accessories like knives and trophies
– A Darkoath Savagers abilities card, allowing you to unleash the destructive potential of this warband in your games of Warcry (in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, and Russian)
– 12 fighter cards for seeing your rules at a glance, plus 2 wound divider cards for tracking your fighters in battle

What’s more, these models can be used as a complete unit in your Slaves to Darkness army for Warhammer Age of Sigmar!

This set comprises 108 plastic components, and is supplied with 3x Citadel 32mm Round Bases and 7x Citadel 28.5mm Round Bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

These crazed warriors carry some huge weapons into combat, looking to steal some heads n’ cleave some limbs.

Tarantulos Brood Retail Price: $60

Scuttle forth from your subterranean homes to ensnare your foes with the Tarantulos Brood. This warband set allows you to bring your twisted kin to battle, containing:

– 13 multipart plastic Tarantulos Brood miniatures – 1 Broodmaster, 2 Doomweavers (each with a choice of Trident and Net or Flail and Goad), 4 Broodkin (each with a choice of spidery blades or Sai), 3 Broodkin with Scythes and Spider Claws, and 3 Spider Swarms, as well as a variety of optional accessories like javelins and pet spiders
– A Tarantulos Brood abilities card, allowing you to unleash the scuttling and strangling battle tactics of this warband in your games of Warcry (in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, and Russian)
– 7 fighter cards for seeing your rules at a glance, plus 2 wound divider cards for tracking your fighters in battle

What’s more, these models can be used as a complete unit in your Slaves to Darkness army for Warhammer Age of Sigmar!

This set comprises 86 plastic components, and is supplied with a Citadel 32mm Round Base, 2x Citadel 28.5mm Round Bases, and 10x Citadel 25mm Round Bases. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

Funny enough, these spider-worshipers actually look at the eight-fold sigil and formed a sort of religion around spiders, furthering the idea that there is so much more to the greater Chaos faction than the four gods.

Ravaged Lands Scenery Retail Price: $112 Each

You can arrange the terrain in these modular kits however you want, and even combine both sets to build a sprawling tabletop mining complex for your games of Warcry or Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Both boxes also come with a double-sided gaming board, as well as a full set of tokens for keeping track of objectives, wounds, activations, and more.

GW New Releases: May 28th

New 40k Kill Team: Moroch & Chaos Knights: Pricing & Where Get Yours

It’s nice to see the Chaos Knights just get a full release of everything! If you’ve been itching for more Kill Team, you’re also in luck this week. Let’s see everything that’s being released.

40k Kill Team: Moroch Retail Price: $210

In this box you’ll find:

1x 96 page Kill Team: Moroch Rules manual: take the fight to the corrupted world of Moroch, a key defensive point in the Nachmund Gauntlet, with background material for this stronghold world and the forces that clash over it. This manual also includes new rules, datacards, and background tables for the Phobo Strike Team and Blooded kill teams, as well as additional killzone rules and Shadow Operations missions set on this war-torn planet.

23x Citadel miniatures: Two full kill teams, including 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 as multiple different kinds of operative.

Phobos Strike Team:
– 10 Primaris Space Marines which can be built as Infiltrators or Incursors, with an extra sprue of upgrades and a mine marker – customise your kill team to complete your mission
– Extra components to build specialists like the Commsman, Helix Adept, Saboteur, Voxbreaker, Marksman, Minelayer, and Veteran
– Full transfer sheet with over 270 markings and emblems

Blooded Kill Team:
– 12 Blooded warriors to tear down the rotting edifice of the Imperium. 10 of these miniatures are available for the first time in this boxed set, and are accompanied by a Traitor Enforcer and a Traitor Ogryn, previously found in Blackstone Fortress: Traitor Command
– Includes components to build specialists like the Brimstone Grenadier, Butcher, Trench Sweeper, Flenser, Corpseman, Sharpshooter, and more

8x Fronteris terrain pieces: Recreate the rugged, mass-produced fortifications of Moroch on your tabletop. This assemblage of modular terrain pieces can be configured in any number of ways to create a varied killzone for your kill teams to sneak around and clash over, and is fully compatible with a wide range of other terrain kits. It includes:
– 1x Landing Pad
– 1x Vox-Antenna
– 1x Auspex Shrine
– 1x STC Hab-Bunker
– 1x Stockades with Doors
– 3x Stockades

1x Double-sided Fronteris game board: Battle over the war-torn outposts of Moroch on this double-sided 30″ x 22″ folding cardboard game board.

These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

In a change of pace, this new Kill Team set brings in some dope new models for renegade guardsmen!

You can build them as a range of deadly specialists for your games of Kill Team or as basic Traitor Troopers. On top of that, you’ll find a single-pose Traitor Enforcer and Traitor Ogryn.

Gone are the days of conversions for Traitor Guard because this new set looks pretty amazing paired with the existing Renegade Commisar and Ogryn!

The Phobos-armoured Space Marines are built from existing Infiltrators and Incursors, and come with a new upgrade sprue to put together a wide range of new elite specialists.

While the Space Marines are noticeably less unique, they still provide a set of good models for players who get the box.

Kill Team Blooded and Phobos Strike Team Dice Retail Price: $38 Each

Declare your allegiance to the Emperor or the Dark Gods with these two sets of themed six-sided dice for your games of Kill Team. There’s one set of 20 for each of the new factions, both with their emblems printed on the 6 face.

NOTE: All of the Tyranids releases that were delayed in Australia and New Zealand are finally going to be available! OCE rejoice, the Hive Fleets want to assimilate you (or eat you) now.

Codex: Chaos Knights Retail Price: $55

Inside this 112-page hardback book, you’ll find:

– In-depth background on the Chaos Knights, the Iconoclast and Infernal Knight Houses, and the perfidious Dreadblades
– Detailed artwork of the devastation wrought by these Fallen Nobles and their apocalyptic steeds, as well as the icons of their most feared Houses
– All the rules you need to play a Chaos Knights army, including 10 datasheets, unique upgrades and powers, and how to include a Knight in other Chaos armies
– Complete rules for Crusade campaigns and narrative games, in which your Knights set the galaxy aflame as they progress down the Eightfold Path to Damnation
– An ‘Eavy Metal miniatures showcase full of wonderfully painted Chaos Knights miniatures

This codex turned out to be pretty powerful, so now is prime time if you’re still a Chaos player looking for your copy!

Chaos Knight Abominant Retail Price: $170

This kit can also be assembled as a Knight Abominant or Knight Rampager – any remaining weapons, faceplates, or accessories can be used as spares for your other Knight kits.

This kit comprises 176 plastic components, and is supplied with a Citadel 170mm Oval Base. Also included is a Chaos Knights transfer sheet featuring 339 runes, sigils, and iconography various Dread Households. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly

It’s a relatively quick turnaround for the separate release, but it’s welcome as this new kit is all multi-purpose and filled with options!

War Dogs Retail Price: $85

This multipart plastic kit builds two War Dog-class Knights – any combination of War Dog Karnivores, War Dog Stalkers, or War Dog Brigands. War Dog Karnivores are a monstrous Lords of War choice that can provide deadly melee support to your Chaos Knights army – or be taken as a wandering Dreadblade pack for other Chaos forces. Armed with an infantry-shredding reaper chaintalon and an armour-breaking slaughterclaw, Karnivores are also equipped with your choice of a carapace-mounted diabolus heavy stubber or havoc multi-launcher. Each War Dog Karnivore can be further customised with a variety of articulated poses, armour plating, and unique faceplates and accessories, with their large carapaces making them a perfect painting project.

This kit comprises 220 plastic components, and is supplied with 2x Citadel 100mm Round Bases. Also included is a War Dogs transfer sheet featuring 238 runes, sigils, and iconography for various Dread Households. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

The other main kit for Chaos Knights is also a brand new release that contains all of the new variants of War Dogs you’d want to play.

Chaos Knights Datacards Retail Price: $29

This pack contains 50 datacards, divided as follows:
– 32x Chaos Knight Stratagem datacards
– 6x Dread Household-specific Stratagem datacards (House Herpetrax, House Lucaris, House Khymere, House Vextrix, House Khomentis, House Korvax) datacards
– 6x Warp Storm Discipline psychic power datacards
– 1x Smite psychic power datacard
– 5x Core Stratagem datacards

You will need a copy of the Warhammer 40,000 Core Book and Codex: Chaos Knights to make full use of these cards.

Lastly, there are a set of Datacards that help smooth out any new player learning curve by keeping relevant rules handy for the first few games while you memorize the changes.

Thatos Pattern Extended Hab Module Retail Price: $110

This multipart plastic kit allows you to build and customise a complete Thatos Pattern Extended Hab Module. You’ll find the following options:
– Glueless assembly for ladders and roof, allowing you to adjust your build to suit your gaming needs
– Stilts that can be built in two different heights
– A variety of build options for closed and open doors
– Options including stowage, cabling, antennas, and a skylight
– Fully detailed interior, visible when removing the roof to maneuver models inside

The Extended Hab Module is fully compatible with all other Thatos Pattern terrain kits, allowing you to build, rearrange, and expand a modular settlement or gang headquarters suited to battlefields, scenarios, and campaigns of any shape or size – multiple Extended Hab Modules can even be combined to create towers of different sizes. There’s no need to limit yourself to Necromunda, either – this terrain is also ideal for use in games of Kill Team and Warhammer 40,000.

This set comprises 122 plastic components. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly

Perfect for expanding to the Necromunda boards of Ash Wastes or maybe getting creative for a 40k board, these new individual kits are interesting at the very least.

Thatos Pattern Hab Module Retail Price: $80

This multipart plastic kit allows you to build and customise a complete Thatos Pattern Hab Module. You’ll find the following options:
– Glueless assembly for ladders and roof, allowing you to adjust your build to suit your gaming needs
– Loads of cosmetic options, such as canopy shades, stowage, and lamps
– Communications antenna arrays, radar dishes, weather vanes, and other vital ash wastes gear
– Fully detailed interior, visible when removing the roof to maneuver models inside

The Hab Module is fully compatible with all other Thatos Pattern terrain kits, allowing you to build, rearrange, and expand a modular settlement or gang headquarters suited to battlefields, scenarios, and campaigns of any shape or size – multiple Hab Modules can even be combined to create towers of different sizes. There’s no need to limit yourself to Necromunda, either – this terrain is also ideal for use in games of Kill Team and Warhammer 40,000.

This set comprises 107 plastic components. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly

The metal tree-house has two variants, so you can mix and match for your own board desires.

Thatos Pattern Platforms and Walkways Retail Price: $80

This multipart plastic kit allows you to build a set of seven Thatos Pattern Platforms & Walkways, including:
– 1x Large platform
– 1x Tall platform
– 1x Small platform
– 4x Walkways, each with a different length
– Optional railings and industrial antennae

These miniatures can be gluelessly linked to create a massive variety of configurations, allowing you to adjust your network of Platforms & Walkways to suit your gaming needs. They are also fully compatible with all other Thatos Pattern terrain kits, allowing you to build, rearrange, and expand a modular settlement or gang headquarters suited to battlefields, scenarios, and campaigns of any shape or size. There’s no need to limit yourself to Necromunda, either – this terrain is also ideal for use in games of Kill Team and Warhammer 40,000.

This set comprises 94 plastic components. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

GW New Releases: June 4th

Horus Heresy New Edition Releases: Pricing & Where Get Yours

It looks like the new Horus Heresy release date will be two weeks after pre-orders go live according to GW:

Pre-order product that will be delivered from 18/06/2022.

Warhammer: The Horus Heresy – The Age of Darkness Retail Price: $299

This boxed set contains:

54 plastic miniatures, each supplied with the appropriate Citadel bases:
– Praetor with Power Axe
– Praetor with Power Sword
– 10 Cataphractii Terminators
– 40 MKVI Legion Tactical Marines
– Contemptor Dreadnought
– Spartan Assault Tank

A 336-page hardback Warhammer: The Horus Heresy – Age of Darkness Rulebook, including:
– Extensive background on the Emperor, the Great Crusade, the Imperium, the 18 Legiones Astartes, and the galaxy-spanning conflict that became known as the Horus Heresy
– Core rules for playing Warhammer: The Horus Heresy, including general principles, shooting and fighting, unit types, special rules, and more
– Rules for the five modes of play: Narrative Play, Campaign Play, Open Play, Team Play, and Matched Play
– A miniatures showcase containing eight armies created by members of the Warhammer: The Horus Heresy Studio and beyond

All of the accessories you need to play:
– Two 4-page Warhammer: The Horus Heresy Reference Sheets
– 20 six-sided dice and one Scatter dice
– Three weapon templates in translucent orange plastic
– Two red plastic measuring sticks
– One Warhammer: The Horus Heresy transfer sheet, with more than 300 transfers to customise your miniatures with the iconography of the Imperial Fists and Sons of Horus
– A 36-page construction guide which also features an introductory army list

These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly

This box is massive, even if you only look at the miniature count, but there’s even more packed into the set.

And that’s not even all! If you order the set directly from the Games Workshop webstore, you’ll bag yourself an exclusive reaction token and card set (while stocks last). That means eight metal tokens and a deck of eight cards to keep track of the game’s six Reactions and two Advanced Reactions detailed in the main rulebook.

A nice bonus for paying full price for Horus Heresy Pre-orders from Games Workshop online, these freebies are a useful addition for collectors and gamers out there.

Liber Astartes Retail Price: $70

Inside this 344-page hardback book, you’ll find:

– Rules and unit profiles covering every unit, weapon, and piece of wargear available to the Loyalist Legiones Astartes in Warhammer: The Horus Heresy
– Legion-specific special rules, Warlord Traits, Reactions, Rites of War, wargear, unit profiles, and unique characters for each of the Loyalist Legions: the Dark Angels, White Scars, Space Wolves, Imperial Fists, Blood Angels, Iron Hands, Ultramarines, Salamanders, and Raven Guard
– Profiles for each of the Loyalist Primarchs: Lion El’Johnson, Jaghatai Khan, Leman Russ, Rogal Dorn, Sanguinius, Ferrus Manus, Roboute Guilliman, Vulkan, and Corvus Corax
– A visual showcase for each Loyalist Legion, containing heraldry markings, colour schemes for infantry and vehicles, and a small gallery of stunning miniatures photography

In order to use the contents of this book, you will require a copy of the Warhammer: The Horus Heresy – Age of Darkness Rulebook.

Compilations of new rules are always handy especially if you’ve already decided which side you’ll fight for in Horus Heresy!

The Liber Hereticus Retail Price: $70

Inside this 352-page hardback book, you’ll find:

– Rules and unit profiles covering every unit, weapon, and piece of wargear available to the Traitor Legiones Astartes in Warhammer: The Horus Heresy
– Legion-specific special rules, Warlord Traits, Reactions, Rites of War, wargear, unit profiles, and unique characters for each of the Traitor Legions: the Emperor’s Children, Iron Warriors, Night Lords, World Eaters, Death Guard, Thousand Sons, Sons of Horus, Word Bearers, and Alpha Legion
– Profiles for each of the Traitor Primarchs: Fulgrim, Perturabo, Konrad Curze, Angron, Mortarion, Magnus the Red, Horus the Warmaster, Lorgar Aurelian, and Alpharius
– A visual showcase for each Traitor Legion, containing heraldry markings, colour schemes for infantry and vehicles, and a small gallery of stunning miniatures photography

In order to use the contents of this book, you will require a copy of the Warhammer: The Horus Heresy – Age of Darkness Rulebook.

Legiones Astartes Special Weapons Upgrade Set Retail Price: $42

This upgrade kit comprises 100 plastic components and is designed to be assembled with the MKVI Tactical Squad set, which is sold separately. These components are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel paints.

You will need a copy of the Warhammer: The Horus Heresy – Age of Darkness Rulebook and either the Liber Astartes: Loyalist Legiones Astartes Army Book or Liber Hereticus: Traitor Legiones Astartes Army Book to make full use of these upgrades.

It’s always great to upgrade your models, but with rules attached to them, you might need to pick this up to make your list as efficient as possible.

Legiones Astartes Heavy Weapons Upgrade Set (Missile Launchers and Heavy Bolters) Retail Price: $42

This upgrade kit comprises 120 plastic components and is designed to be assembled with the MKVI Tactical Squad set, which is sold separately. These components are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel paints.

Similar to the special weapons, these might prove to be an essential part of your Horus Heresy armies.

Kratos Heavy Assault Tank Retail Price: $125

This kit comprises 233 plastic components, and is supplied with a Legiones Astartes Vehicle Transfer Sheet. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel paints.

New tanks are always exciting, especially when they might be pretty good if they cross over to 40k as well!

Deimos Pattern Rhino Retail Price: $47

This kit comprises 102 plastic components, and is supplied with a Legiones Astartes Vehicle Transfer Sheet. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel paints.

This new rhino has some extra guns, but a mode of transport is also an essential part of any space marine list.

Mk III Tactical Squad Retail Price: $80

This set comprises 324 plastic components, and is supplied with 20x Citadel 32mm Round Bases and a Legiones Astartes Infantry Transfer Sheet. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel paints.

This kit also includes the components to equip Legionaries with up to two plasma guns, two melta guns, two heavy bolters, and two thunder hammers – note that these options are not valid for a Legion Tactical Squad as found in the Liber Astartes rulebooks, but can be used to create a Legion Veteran Squad, reinforce your Legion Tactical Support or Heavy Support Squads, or build Tactical Squads for games of Warhammer 40,000.

These “knight” looking marines are sweet, so they are definitely worth consideration, even if you use them as proxies in 40k!

Mk IV Tactical Squad Retail Price: $80

This set comprises 344 plastic components, and is supplied with 20x Citadel 32mm Round Bases and a Legiones Astartes Infantry Transfer Sheet. These miniatures are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel paints.

This kit also includes the components to equip Legionaries with up to two plasma guns, two melta guns, two flamers, two heavy bolters, and two missile launchers – note that these options are not valid for a Legion Tactical Squad as found in the Liber Astartes rulebooks, but can be used to create a Legion Veteran Squad, reinforce your Legion Tactical Support or Heavy Support Squads, or build Tactical Squads for games of Warhammer 40,000.

Sporting the more iconic 40k look, these might be better for those coming from 40k to try out Horus Heresy and want something more familiar.

Ahzek Ahriman Retail Price: $33.50

This set comprises six plastic components, and is supplied with a Citadel 32mm Round Base. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel paints.

You will need a copy of the Warhammer: The Horus Heresy – Age of Darkness Rulebook and Liber Hereticus: Traitor Legiones Army Book to make full use of this model.

Old school (lore-wise) Ahriman looks sick, and might even make for some sweet 40k conversions too!

The Horus Heresy Legion Transfer Sheets Retail Price: $35

Make your new army your own with 18 separate transfer sheets – one for each Legion. Each of these contains more than 500 decals, including vehicle markings, script, and assorted infantry markings, tailored to your chosen side.

Transfer sheets are great because they are an easy way to personalize your entire force without too much of a monetary cost.

The Horus Heresy Legion Dice Retail Price: $38

Likewise, you can pledge yourself fully to your chosen Legion with one of 18 sets of themed dice. You get 20 six-sided dice in each set, in the colours of the corresponding Legion – one of which is a scatter dice. Each Legion has its emblem stamped on the 6 face.

Dice are also a great optional product, but even if you only play 40k, these legion themes are still applicable for you.

Here’s all the latest on the upcoming rules updates and points changes for Warhammer 40k.

Click Gallery below for full-size images.

View Gallery: 38 Images

Here’s the most up-to-date list of new Games Workshop bits from all preview models that we should watch out for. Click on the gallery above to see dozens of Rumor Engines with new models still left to be revealed!

All the Newest GW Model & Rules Previews For 2022

With all of these GW new releases available, what will you be picking up? Have you already snagged some?

Let us know in the comments of our Facebook Hobby Group, and make sure you enter the latest monthly giveaway for FREE today!

Get ad-free access to our videos, a monthly drop of miniatures, and support some of the best creators out there for as little as $6 a month on Patreon!

Let us know in the comments below, and make sure to join our Facebook Hobby Forum Group or Discord Forum. If you enjoy freebies, remember to enter our latest monthly giveaway today!

Lucent: The Shockingly Affordable New Hobby Light For Miniatures

Click Here To Get Your Lucent Hobby Lamp

It’s back in stock and still on sale. Check out the brand-new LUCENT by Game Envy- the ultimate light for all your tabletop hobbies, and work. With five adjustable LED panels and an awesome 95+ CRI for amazing color accuracy, the LUCENT is a game-changer for artists and hobbyists alike! Get 10% Off With Discount Code: SPIKEY

Get back DOUBLE your money inside our $56 and $100 mystery miniature boxes!

Stay updated on breaking news and hobby updates by following us on Google News.

Like what we do here? Support us for as little as $6 a month on Patreon!

Click Here For All the Hobby Products & Tools We Love

« We are Da Most Cunning: Armies on Parade

Heresygirl 3.5 Sci-Fi Female Models Last Day to Support! »

About the Author: Andrew Schrank

Andrew Schrank

Job Title: Miniatures & Warhammer Hobby Staff Writer

Socials: Facebook

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.