Don’t miss the confirmed lineup and pricing for the Deathwatch and Space Wolves releases coming for the 4th week of October!
Multiple retailers have already confirmed the prices and lineup for the Deathwatch & Space Wolves. Start saving up those hobby dollars because there are a lot of exciting kits just around the corner.
If you’re not up to speed, there have already been 12 Space Marine releases, but now the individual Chapters are getting some love. If you want to see the Space Marine stuff, click on the link below.
For now, though, let’s check out what goes on pre-order this week!
Deathwatch Codex Supplement $30
Their new codex supplement is the ultimate book for anyone interested in the Deathwatch in the Era Indomitus. It includes a detailed background section and Chapter-specific rules that build on those in Codex: Space Marines so that you can field this Chapter on the tabletop. It also features bespoke Crusade rules and new Kill Teams – no matter what alien threat you are facing, you’ll be able to purge them.
This is all about Deathwatch however based on the verbiage here, you’ll need the base Space Marine codex to play them fully.
Deathwatch Cards & Dice $35 for Dice/$15 for Cards
The datacards will easily let you keep track of your Stratagems and psychic powers, while the dice prove that you’ve made your vow to take up the Long Vigil.
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Deathwatch Combat Patrol $140
This is the first in a range of releases that include a Combat Patrol-sized force straight out of the box – whether you want to start a Deathwatch army or add to an existing one, this box is an ideal way to do it.
Given the nature of Deathwatch kill teams, hopefully, the sprues provide enough kit loadout options.
Space Wolves Codex Supplement $30
Space Wolves includes datasheets for fielding their many unique units in games and specific Crusade rules. If you want to unleash the most savage Chapter of Space Marines upon the 41st Millennium, you’ll need this mighty tome.
Just like with Deathwatch, it looks like you’ll need the base Space marine codex as well in order to play this army fully.
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Space Wolves Dice & Cards $35 for Dice/$15 for Cards
The Space Wolves get their own datacards, allowing you easy reference to your Chapter-specific Stratagems and psychic powers. There are also some new Space Wolves dice – so much easier than having to carve your own from krakenbone.
Space Wolves Combat Patrol $140
A Combat Patrol box for the Space Wolves is the ideal start to a Great Company or a way to add to an existing one. Packed with a choice selection of units, this box will get your army writing their own sagas in next to no time.
Hounds of Morkai $45
These look like the Reivers kit with an additional upgrade sprue added in to make them more Space Wolvey.
This is a dedicated psyker-hunting pack equipped with runic totems to protect them from evil magicks before they close in and slay the witch.
Outriders $60
The bikes we originally saw in Indomitus are finally coming out separately alongside these new releases. If you were waiting you can now pick them up individually.
Prophecy of the Wolf Characters $40 Ragnar/ $65 Ghazghkull
Ragnar, Ghazghkull, and the all-powerful Makari from the Prophecy of the Wolf box set last year are also coming out separately. So that you can pick them up individually.
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Citadel Paint Handle 2.0 $12.50
The new paint handle offers a sleeker design and is currently only being sold in one size. Hopefully, there will be an XL version launch soon to help tackle those slightly larger base models like Dreadnoughts.
With this wave of 40k pre-orders, is there anything you will be getting? Are you excited about Deathwatch or Space Wolves updates?
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About the Author: 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!
