Games Workshop Warhammer 40K Kill Team Aeldari Blades Of Khaine Plastic Box 103-41

The Blades of Khaine do not require rigid specialization, as they can depend on the exceptional skill of the Aeldari. These kill teams consist of Aspect Warriors from the Striking Scorpions, Dire Avengers, and Howling Banshees shrines, blending stealth, discipline, and nimble ferocity. Therefore, creating a Blades of Khaine kill team results in a somewhat different experience. All you have to do is pick one Exarch from the three available shrines, and then select any combination of seven Aspect Warrior operatives. You have the option to form a complete team consisting solely of fresh Striking Scorpions, or you can mix and match with Dire Avengers, Howling Banshees, or any combination of the three.

Rather than relying on designated specialists, any operative has the ability to employ an Aspect Technique during their activation. There are a total of 15 Aspect Techniques, with each shrine being associated with five of them. These techniques can be thought of as Tactical Ploys that operatives can utilize without any cost, allowing them to effortlessly overcome injuries, traverse long distances, and seamlessly blend into the shadows with exceptional skill.

The Blades of Khaine offer a completely distinct playstyle compared to previous kill teams. Unlike other operatives, none of their individual members possess skills crucial to mission success that are lost upon their demise. This allows commanders to adopt a more audacious strategy with their frontline troops, confident in the knowledge that the operatives backing them up can readily fill any voids.

Games Workshop Warhammer 40K Kill Team Space Marine Scout

Squad Plastic Box 103-44

From the very beginning of Warhammer 40K, Scouts have been an indispensable component of Space Marine armies. These young recruits were entrusted with critical reconnaissance missions to assess their mettle and cultivate their abilities in preparation for the acquisition of power armor. The highly anticipated arrival of Kill Team: Salvation brings forth a contemporary revamp for these adored miniatures. The Scout Squad kill team, accompanied by a stunning new kit offering a multitude of choices for customization, promises to captivate hobbyists and collectors alike.

With all the options neatly packed into a five-man sprue, you have the freedom to duplicate your favorite components and create any operative from the kill team without facing the dilemma of choosing between a chainsword or a shotgun for your Sergeant. Moreover, this feature enables Warhammer 40K players to construct a complete set of options for a 10-man Scout Squad, including two sniper rifles and any two preferred heavy weapons.Every member of the Scout squad has the option to equip themselves with a boltgun, shotgun, or bolt pistol and combat knife. This allows you to customize their role based on the specific mission requirements. Additionally, each sprue includes a heavy bolter, which showcases stylish bare arms to give the carrier a more robust appearance, or a missile launcher for taking down tougher targets. Each weapon also comes with stowed ammunition accessories, enhancing the overall look of the scout team who may spend extended periods away from friendly lines. The Scout Squad offers a wide range of pouches, grenades, and additional knick-knacks, making it an excellent resource for customizing other units.

Enhancing the capabilities of the Scout Squad kill team, the Tracker and Hunter operatives are equipped with supplementary gear. This includes a sturdy Auspex, which retains its classic design, and a grapnel launcher borrowed from the Reivers, facilitating rapid movement across elevated platforms. Notably, the Tracker can conveniently sling his boltgun over his shoulder, allowing for its independent use by sergeants and other characters within your Space Marine army.

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Slaughter Book (HB) 03-47

The conflict over the Garmon Cluster holds immense significance in the Horus Heresy, and soon you will have the opportunity to engage in its catastrophic battles on a grand scale with the release of The Great Slaughter - the inaugural campaign expansion for Legions Imperialis, available for pre-order this Saturday. The Warmaster's attack on this stellar cluster serves as a prelude to the Siege of Terra. Today, we delve into the background of Beta-Garmon and explore the reasons why both the Loyalists and Traitors were prepared to sacrifice entire Legions in this brutal conflict.

To comprehend the intense struggle over the Garmon Cluster, it is essential to recognize the importance of warp routes during the Age of Darkness. These stable currents within the empyrean played a critical role in enabling the seamless movement of massive armies and logistical trains across the galaxy, mitigating the time-distorting effects of the warp. The major routes served as vital arteries through which Imperial forces traveled during the Great Crusade, ensuring the timely provision of support across humanity's vast dominion. Given the expansive nature of humanity's domain, it was imperative to rely on the most stable and dependable currents to ensure the efficient and reliable transportation of resources and reinforcements throughout the galaxy.

Prior to the arrival of Horus' armada at Beta-Garmon, the Garmon cluster had already been engulfed in war for several years. Following the devastating Drop Site Massacre, treacherous lords supported by the Emperor's Children had clandestinely taken control of the ruling council and corrupted its leadership to serve Horus. This led to a rebellion by loyal commanders and a continuous influx of reinforcements from both sides. In response, a significant contingent of Imperial Fists liberated the deposed Palatine-lady Irriane Vail and bolstered Nyrcon City, the cluster's central hub. They then rallied all available reinforcements to gather as swiftly as possible. In retaliation, Horus dispatched a formidable tenth of his forces, consisting of over 10,000 ships, with explicit instructions to either capture or devastate the Beta Garmon system, thus ensuring a clear path to Terra. With no fortifications to shield them from harm and confronted by an imposing assembly of over a hundred Titans, the Loyalists understood that their survival depended solely on securing victory. Consequently, accompanied by squadrons of Land Raiders and Spartan Assault Tanks brimming with troops, Legio Astorum confidently marched towards the outskirts of Nyrcon City, prepared to engage their enemies in direct combat.

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Assault Tanks Plastic Box 03-56

The Horus Heresy Legions Imperialis in Warhammer is a grandiose conflict, characterized by vast armies consisting of numerous foot soldiers backed by colossal god-engines, majestic aircraft, and endless rows of tanks. Throughout this war, we have witnessed a wide array of formidable tracked vehicles, such as the Kratos Heavy Tank and the awe-inspiring Medusa and Basilisk. However, amidst this impressive arsenal, one tank has been noticeably missing: the renowned Spartan.

At long last, the magnificent rendition of Arkhan Land's mighty Land Raider has been unveiled in its grandeur. Crafted upon a robust and dependable chassis, this menacing tracked behemoth excels in both safeguarding and annihilating with equal prowess. The Spartan Assault Tank stands as one of the Legiones Astartes' most formidable and hazardous modes of transport. Outfitted to carry a substantial payload of Terminators or Legionaries, it is further armed with two sets of quad-linked lascannon or laser destroyer arrays, effortlessly dismantling armor and establishing itself as a versatile powerhouse. This box contains four highly detailed plastic Spartan tanks.

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Infernus/Valdors Plastic Box 03-57

The Malcador Heavy Tank, a vehicle with a design that can be traced back to the Age of Strife, holds a significant historical significance. Consider this situation: your adversary has deployed infantry squads within a tightly packed urban setting. While it may be tempting to demolish the structures using a barrage of shells from your Medusas, this approach would only result in ruins that your opponent can take cover in.

To tackle this predicament, the Malcador Infernus offers a solution in the form of its inferno gun. This formidable armament unleashes an unstoppable torrent of scorching flames, offering the ideal means to eliminate stubborn stains and firmly entrenched infantry. Additionally, the vehicle is equipped with a compact carriage that is connected to a fuel tank, guaranteeing a sustained flow of the cleansing fire.Nevertheless, promethium alone will not prove effective in dealing a substantial blow to a formation of armored vehicles charging through expansive open terrains. This is precisely why the Valdor Tank Hunter holds such appeal. By sacrificing a sponson, the Malcador chassis can be fitted with a potent neutron beam laser that can effortlessly pierce through the toughest armor, presumably accompanied by a satisfying burst.

Within the box, you will find a pair of Malcador Infernus and a pair of Valdor Tank Destroyers. Each vehicle offers the choice between lascannon or autocannon sponsons, granting you a wide range of possibilities for expanding your Solar Auxilia force.

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Astartes Support Plastic Box 03-07

During the Horus Heresy, a tumultuous period, we witnessed a heartbreaking sight of brothers turning against each other and comrades engaging in bitter conflicts. The galaxy itself was torn apart, divided into two opposing forces. Amidst the chaos, the battlefields of Legions Imperialis became the battleground for numerous factions, yet ultimately, it all boiled down to two sides: the Loyalists and the Traitors.

Four distinct forces have been assembled by these conflicting loyalties, each with their own unique characteristics. Initially, the Legiones Astartes' Space Marines and the Solar Auxilia's human soldiers are among the represented factions. Additionally, the Knight Houses' Strategic Assets and the Titan Legions contribute to the diverse array of forces.

Space Marines bring formidable heavy infantry and powerful tanks to the conflict. Like all other factions, their models are organized into Detachments, which are groups of models with corresponding datasheets that represent their attributes. In addition to the Legions Imperialis Rulebook, players can utilize Detachment Cards, which are helpful decks that provide information about the Detachment's points cost, standard size, and available upgrades on one side. On the other side, these cards display the models' statistics, weapon profiles, and special rules. The first side of the card is used during army construction, while the other side is consulted during gameplay.

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Auxilia Support Plastic Box 03-15

With the Solar Auxilia Support box, you gain access to a diverse selection of heavy weapons that can be utilized alongside your Solar Auxilia Tercios. Just like the Legiones Astartes Support box introduced last week, this kit is brimming with an abundance of firepower. While the esteemed Astartes receive a mere four Rapier batteries in their Support box, the Solar Auxilia are bestowed with an impressive arsenal of 12 batteries to deploy on the field.

There are four units equipped with quad launchers, another four units armed with laser destroyers, and an additional four units equipped with mole mortars. These innovative creations possess explosive munitions that can penetrate beneath the ground. Furthermore, each unit has the capability to include a small Solar Auxiliary support crew on foot at their base.A prudent arrangement has been made with a total of 12 Tarantulas, evenly distributed between lascannon batteries and hyperios air-defense missile launchers. This tactical configuration serves the purpose of protecting delicate infantry lines from potential threats posed by both vehicular advancements and aerial bombardments.Within the well-concealed sleeves of the Solar Auxilia lies the Cyclops demolition vehicle, a remarkable addition to their arsenal. These unmanned tanks, intended to be disposable, house an assortment of immensely powerful explosive charges. They are expertly maneuvered by Solar Auxilia operators who remotely trigger their detonation from the safety of the trenches. This exemplifies the honorable nature of Imperial warfare.

Within a single box, there are 28 miniatures available. These miniatures provide a diverse range of support options, which are specifically designed to bridge the gaps between the infantry, walkers, and tanks of the Solar Auxilia armies in Legions Imperialis. This comprehensive collection ensures that all areas are adequately covered.

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Slaughter Army Cards Cards 03-58

By combining the Legiones Astartes and Solar Auxilia card packs, this assortment enables you to efficiently and conveniently create armies for utilization in Legions Imperialis and The Great Slaughter supplement.

Games Workshop Warhammer 40K Space Marines Ballistus

Dreadnought Plastic Box 48-11

Armed with a versatile missile launcher and a devastating lascannon, the Ballistus Dreadnought serves as a formidable weapons platform, providing an effective means to counter heavily armored enemy monsters and tanks.

Games Workshop Warhammer 40K Space Marines Infernus Squad

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A specialized contingent known as Infernus Squads exists within the Primaris Space Marine hierarchy. These squads are equipped with Pyreblasters, enabling them to unleash devastating firestorms that effectively eliminate enemy forces. Renowned for their proficiency in close-combat scenarios, they are frequently deployed to neutralize enemy trenches and bunkers. Additionally, their capacity to swiftly burn through dense structures and vegetation makes them an indispensable asset in various combat situations.

Games Workshop Warhammer 40K Space Marines Captain In Terminator Armour Plastic Box 48-92

Prepare yourself for an electrifying addition to the world of Warhammer 40K with the introduction of the Captain in Terminator Armour figurine. This iconic commander, donning the revered Tactical Dreadnought armor, brings an awe-inspiring level of power to the battlefield, leading your Terminator strike forces to resounding victories.