Checkout the list we have compiled of next week’s releases from Games Workshop as we start to head into the holiday season. What will be next for the hobby? Come see!
Here’s the complied list of releases that were spotted in November’s White Dwarf, but are still yet to be confirmed by retailers as far as releasing this week:
NOV Release Roundup:
If you compare the October and November issues seems like the White Dwarf just covers the two weeks of releases after the issue drops.
Which may give GW some “wiggle room” to drop whatever they need in the last two weeks of the month to close sales gaps, make course corrections, etc.
Releasing November 5th:
- Warhammer Quest: Silver Tower Clampack Hereos – $25 Each
- Khorne Domination Battle-Mat $85
Releasing November 12th (according to the WD)
- Artificer Tint Set $50
- Citadel Repair Tool – $20
- Warhammer 40k Hero Bases $35
- Warhammer Age of Sigmar Hero Bases $35
- Haemotrope Reactors $40
- Re-Release of Balewind Vortex $15
- Re-release of Magewrath Throne $15
Unknown or Incomplete Information at this time:
- Planetary Onslaught Supplement (latest)
- Wound Markers (Releases Nov 12th?)
- Re-release of Tau Tidewall Rampart $160
WOW this is just the tip of the Holiday release iceberg folks. Look for more awesome new releases and bundles soon enough! I imagine however when retailers get their lists, there will be some new surprises for next week as well!
GW’s 2016 New Release Roadmap
November is looking to be HOT HOT HOT!
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