Tons of Specialist Games new models are on the way, as GW just confirmed new Titans and Vampires for next week!
Warhammer Community just let us in on all the new releases coming our way next week! Let’s go over each game system that is getting new stuff!
Crimson Court Warband
Join Prince Duvalle and his Crimson Court of Soulblight vampires as they descend into Direchasm, eager to feast upon the veritable buffet of warbands scurrying about beneath the living mountain.
This new Warband is heralding the return of vampires to AoS, not to mention they are each oozing with character.
Warhammer Underworlds Two-Player Starter
Learn the fundamentals of the game with two complete warbands – Drepur’s Wraithcreepers and the Storm of Celestus – two pre-constructed starter decks and all the dice, tokens, boards, and other gubbins you need to get started with Warhammer Underworlds.
Viceroy Drepur and their fellow Gravewraith Stalkers are a hard-hitting and aggressive warband able to pass through foes and solid objects alike with their spectral bodies, while Drakan Celestus’ band of Castigators control the board with their Thunderhead Greatbows and loyal Gryph-hound, Sleek.
These starter sets are great to introduce a buddy into the game if you have someone to split it with, and even if not, they have great value if you want to check out both new warbands.
Essential Cards Pack
These cards show off many different styles of play and are compatible with every Warhammer Underworlds product released so far, showcasing some of the best and brightest of the cards released up until now. If you began your journey into the Underworlds after Shadespire, there’s sure to be something for you in the pack.
Grand Alliance Death dice
Cast in fetching purple, grey, and blue designs that evoke the swirling mists of Shyish, these dice are an ideal accessory for any of Nagash’s most trusted servants.
Loyalist Legios
This 176-page hardback book contains background information for loyalist Titan Legions and Knight Houses, revised rules for forming your battlegroups, and a huge number of sub-factions to draw your war machines from, including the mysterious Ordo Sinister Psi-Titans.
New rules mean new ways to play and even if it isn’t for your factions, it means you’ll have more interesting opponents, hopefully making the game better for everyone.
Adeptus Titanicus Rulebook
Available on its own for the first time, the Adeptus Titanicus Rulebook is a 96-page hardback tome of essential lore and rules for battlegroup commanders, especially ideal for anybody who picked up a few miniatures to paint and now wants to deploy them on the tabletop.
The rulebook used to be bundled with a starter box, but now you can finally get it separately- and with all the new updated titan rules!
Warmaster Heavy Battle Titan
Making its colossal debut on the tabletop, the Warmaster Heavy Battle Titan is an awe-inspiring sight to behold, by far the largest Imperial war machine to grace the table in Adeptus Titanicus.
If you are interested in the model, we should be seeing some rules for it this week on WHC.
Not to mention, even when it’s on an epic scale, this thing is gigantic. Imagine if we ever saw it on a normal Warhammer scale!
Titanicus Transfer Sheets
Each sheet contains hundreds of full-colour transfers for your Legio of choice as well as one of their most closely tied Knight Houses, enhancing your paint jobs tremendously.
Blood Bowl: Death Zone
Kicking things off for Blood Bowl this week is our first-ever supplement for the Second Season, aptly named Death Zone. Whether you’re playing a fast and furious game of Blood Bowl Sevens or hiring unscrupulous mercenary players to crack a few skulls, Blood Bowl: Death Zone is the ultimate companion for bringing harsher, more exciting conditions to your games.
Season 2 is still relatively new, so already seeing a new expansion is great news!
Spike! Journal Issue 12
This magazine is packed with the history, rules, and rosters for both teams, as well as all the essential commentary you’ve come to expect from Spike! Journal.
This issue is heavily focused on the Imperial Nobility and Black Orcs teams.
Blood Bowl Core Rules: Japanese Ed.
In an exciting first for us, the Blood Bowl core rules will also be available in Japanese for the first time ever, so enterprising coaches in Japan can have digital editions of the core Rulebook available at their fingertips.
This won’t be applicable to most players, but more global outreach is a good thing and that means there might be more blood bowl release in the future to support a larger playerbase!
Blood Bowl Black Orc Team
Blood Bowl Imperial Nobility Team
Available separately for the first time, the Black Orc and Imperial Nobility teams from the Second Season Edition starter box are arriving for pre-order on Saturday, each complete with 12 players, 2 coins, 4 balls, and all the transfers you need to really show off your models. These teams are a perfect way for established Blood Bowl coaches to expand their franchise and try tricky new strategies on the pitch.
Blood Bowl Black Orc Team Cards and Dice
Blood Bowl Imperial Nobility Team Cards and Dice
In addition to the teams themselves, Team Card Packs and Dice Sets will also be available for both. Each 44-card pack contains player references, Star Player cards, Special Plays, and everything else you need to run your team efficiently, while the Dice Sets show off the heraldry of their teams in glorious fashion.
Star Player: Ghoul-Chewer
Alongside each team, you can also pick up a star player for each, which can act as the anchor for your team doing some things better than the normal members.
Star Player: Griff Oberwald
The Imperial Nobility Star player, just like the orcs, can do things better than normal members and can be picked up and added to your team separately.
Sevens Pitch
The Sevens Pitch offers a slightly smaller field to make games a little more compact making scoring and slug fests go faster than before.
Blood Bowl Elf and Dwarf Biased Referees
Alas, we’ve heard that occasionally things can get a bit violent down on the pitch, so it’s a good job these two refs are on hand to make fair and balanced calls. Sorry, what are they called? The Elf and Dwarf Biased Referees?
Elves and Dwarves are known for their bias, but maybe they’ll be fairer to you and not at all corrupt…
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About the Author: Andrew Schrank
Andrew Schrank
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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.
