Khazalite Holds Pre-Orders Open This Weekend

High Kyng Valankrom and the Thrynn

High Kyng Valankrom was crowned by Grungni himself. He rides into battle atop a War Throne, wielding the legendary hammer Bharadreng. This is the centrepiece you build your army around—both narratively and on the table.

The kit can alternatively be built as a regular Thrynn on War Throne, the lords of the karaks who lead the duardin war throngs.

A Thrynn on foot is also available as a standalone character—well-armed, well-armoured, and ready to settle grudges with a hammer to the face.

Runewrights and Valayan Guardians

Runewrights are the magic users of the Khazalite Holds. They channel the power rising from deep within the earth and contain it inside runes, then unleash it with precise hammer blows. If you thought duardin didn't do magic, the Runewrights would like a word.

Valayan Guardians are the finest warriors of the karak—the ones who stand between the hearth and anything foolish enough to threaten it. Arm them with runic halberds or rune axes and shields, build an optional champion, and lean into the We Honour Valaya Ancestral Vow to make them nearly impossible to shift.

Clangunners, Clanshields, and the Oathkeeper Cannon

Clangunners bring robust firearms to the fight—Thrundok rifles for long-range precision or Thrundrin shotcannons for close-quarters devastation. The kit includes options for a champion, standard bearer, and drummer (with two drum choices), plus alternate heads for every model.

Clanshields are the durable infantry core of the Holds. They hold objectives, avenge fallen kin, and refuse to break. The kit is packed with customisation options so no two units look the same.

The Oathkeeper Cannon rains fire from afar, excelling at monster-hunting and cracking tough targets. Build it as a Stonebreaker Mortar instead if you need to clear hordes of infantry—one kit, two battlefield roles.

Gholems of Gazul and Valaya

Gholems are revered animated statues blessed by the Ancestor Gods. Massive, imposing, and utterly relentless.

Build them as Gholems of Gazul—armed with two-handed hammers, they smash through enemy lines. Or build them as Gholems of Valaya, defenders of the hearth wielding huge axes and shields that make them nearly indestructible.

Ormyr & Ashtongue, and Hjulda Drakkblud

Ormyr is a nomadic Fyreslayer who appears on the eve of battle, accompanied by Ashtongue, a Kyndledroth he rescued from hobgrots. Together they bring the fiery vengeance of the Grimmdron down on anyone who stands in their way.

Hjulda Drakkblud is the last of her clan. She ventures forth to reclaim fallen karaks, hoping the next one will be her lost home. She swings the mighty two-handed axe Azangrom, and anyone in her way regrets it.

Spearhead: Magmic Fyrd & Regiment of Renown

The Khazalite Holds also bring a second Spearhead: Magmic Fyrd—a Fyreslayer-themed force that includes an Auric Runefather on Magmadroth, an Auric Runesmiter, 9 Vulkyn Flameseekers, and 5 Auric Hearthguard.

There's also a new Regiment of Renown: Fjori's Vengeance—angry Grimmdron Fyreslayers you can add to any Grand Alliance: Order army. Includes a Grimhold Exile, an Auric Flamekeeper, and 5 Hearthguard Berzerkers.

The Khazalite Holds battletome will be available in both standard and Gamer's Edition formats. The Gamer's Edition is smaller-format, includes 53 reference cards, and is only available while stocks last.

Khazalite Holds dice — frosted green acrylic with gold ink and the faction logo on the 6 face — are also limited availability.

Black Library bonus: Wrath of Terra: The Scouring Book 2 by John French also goes up for pre-order this Saturday, in both standard hardback and premium leather-effect editions.