Warhammer Underworlds

Games Workshop has quite a big set of pre-releases now available. There's some Blood Bowl. There's some Warhammer Underworlds. There's some Adeptus Titanicus. There's a new issue of White Dwarf. Head on over and check them all out.

From the announcement:

This is a great week for new releases. Today you can pre-order a Starter Set and a warband for Warhammer Underworlds, the latest White Dwarf, buckets of Blood Bowl goodies, and a brand new class of Titan which is leading the charge for a wave of Adeptus Titanicus releases.

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Warhammer Underworlds is getting itself a new starter set. Pre-orders for it will be coming this weekend. But what's inside it? What are the heroes? What components does it come with? Glad you asked. We get a look at just that in this preview.

From the article:

If you’ve been looking to dip your toe into the (shade)glassy waters of Warhammer Underworlds, the new Starter Set, which is up for pre-order this weekend, is the way to do it. Designed from the ground up to be the easiest, most accessible way to get involved, it includes everything you need to get started. Let’s take a peek at what’s in the box and discover why it’s great for getting into the game. 

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A small group of very powerful vampires, the Crimson Court is looking to drain their foes dry of blood. How do they do this? Well, we get a look at exactly that in this preview, with a look at all their stat cards coming for Warhammer Underworlds.

From the preview:

Led by the cunning Prince Duvalle, the vampire warband known as the Crimson Court found their way into the living mountain by chance, and they’re wasting no time sampling the buffet of prey inside. With both physical and magical power at their fingertips, the vampires are hell-bent on making Direchasm their newest and greatest hunting ground.

As we found out in January’s Warhammer Preview Online, the Crimson Court are an aggressive warband that must manage their unique mechanic, Bloodthirst, to excel on the battlefield. 

While control of their Hunger brings special abilities and is required for Inspiration, the savage bloodlust that takes over, should their thirst run rampant, comes with its own benefits too. After all, a burst of murderous fury might be just what you need to crack open the walking bags of blood we call mortals.

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There's a lot of things coming to the Games Workshop webshop this weekend. There's new Warhammer Underworlds kits and boxes. There's a new Blood Bowl book and figures. And then there's <whoop! whoop! whoop!>, thank you, Giant Robot Alert, a couple of new Adeptus Titanicus books and kits.

From the article:

We’ve got an especially packed week of pre-orders coming up, with new releases for Warhammer Underworlds, Adeptus Titanicus, and Blood Bowl on the way. And if you’re a fan of the Horus Heresy, make sure you don’t miss the hardback release of possibly the most revelatory Primarchs novel ever written.

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Vampires are tough opponents at any time, but they are decided more powerful at night, when their movement isn't inhibited by the sun. That's going to be an issue in Cursed City, as the players must worry about the waxing and waning of enemy power thanks to the day/night cycle included in the game.

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Ulfenkarn lives under the thumb of its vampiric overlords. When the pallid daylight gives out, the evil creatures that stalk the streets grow even stronger.

Your band of adventurers use a Kharadron skyvessel called the Adamant as their base of operations, and they slip into the city to complete their various missions. We explored a few different types of journey you can take into Ulfenkarn earlier this week, if you missed it. When your heroes have completed their objective, they call for the ship to retrieve them before they face the full fury of Radukar’s servants. 

During your games, the passing of time is represented by a daytime tracker, which slowly ticks away until nightfall – that’s when things get nasty.

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Jelsen Darrock (and his hat) will be making their way down the streets of Cursed City soon. Want to know what this highly-armed executioner can do in the game? That's just what we get a look at in this preview for the upcoming Warhammer Underworlds set.

From the article:

You’ve discovered the tragic history of Ulfenkarn and seen the glorious board pieces that make up the environment of the Cursed City. Now, with the co-operative game going up for pre-order in a matter of days, it’s time to check out the character and hostile reference cards for Warhammer Quest: Cursed City.

We’ve already met notorious vampire hunter Jelsen Darrock who, along with other heroes such as Octren Glimscry, Qulathis the Exile, and Brutogg Corpse-Eater, is seeking to save Ulfenkarn. Each of these brave warriors has their own card which tells you their key stats such as movement, defence, the attack values of their various weapons, and any special skills that they possess. Here is Jelsen’s card.

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Bleh! Bleh! I vant to sook your bloood! Bleh! Bleh! Ok, so that's a terrible impersonation of a really cheesy vampire. The Crimson Court would probably be pretty mad at me for that. They're a new warband coming for Warhammer Underworlds, and we get a preview of them in this post.

From the website:

Hot on the heels of the release of the Starblood Stalkers, the Crimson Court is the next warband for Warhammer Underworlds. In anticipation of their release, we put our stakes away and sat down in a dark room with Warhammer Underworlds’ lead designer Dave Sanders to learn a little bit more about them.

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It's been a couple weeks, and Games Workshop is making up for it with this week's pre-releases. There's quite a lot going on, from the new Drukhari codex for 40k, to a new campaign book, to a new box set. There's not just 40k, though, as there's a new warband for Warhammer Underworlds. There's even Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game and Blood Bowl to check out.

From the update:

The dark denizens of Commorragh are raiding the webstore this week, with Codex: Drukhari and Warhammer 40,000: Piety and Pain leading the way. Don’t miss the opening act of War Zone Charadon either, as a Chaos invasion threatens to engulf a critical sector in the next series of narrative supplements for the 41st Millennium.

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Warhammer Underworlds is getting itself another new addition. Games Workshop has announced that the Ossiarch Bonereapers are getting themselves a warband. Head on over and check out the first mini preview as well as inf about when this set will be available.

From the article:

With its fourth season, Warhammer Underworlds is in the best shape it’s ever been. Khagra’s Ravagers are already hard at work desecrating Direchasm, while we’ve also had a glimpse of the Starblood Stalkers, Crimson Court, and Hedkrakka’s Mad Mob. Now, the next warband really has a bone to pick with you.

As one or two of you may have guessed from the logo on previous road map articles, the seventh warband for Direchasm are drawn from the ranks of the Ossiarch Bonereapers. Now, we’re not just going to show off any member of Kainan’s Reapers, oh no, we’re going to show off the main skeleton himself – say hello to Mir Kainan.

This is the first time that we’ve seen a Mortisan Executioner in the Mortal Realms, and as you might expect from someone who carries such a big axe, he’s pretty handy in a fight.* But who will be joining the Reapers as the final warband of season four? Looks like something fishy is going on with the updated road map.

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Games Workshop is doing another of their big video previews this weekend of stuff they're working on. If you want to check out what's in the works for 40k, Necromunda, Age of Sigmar, or Warhammer Underworlds, you'll want to tune in.

From the post:

Did you think we’d shown off EVERYTHING in The Dead and the Divine and Lords of the Mortal Realms Warhammer Previews Online? Were you under the impression that New Model Mondays had filled in ALL of the gaps? Allow us to restore your faith next weekend with the massive reveals we’ll be showing off in the upcoming Warhammer Preview Online: Faith & Damnation.

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It's been a couple weeks since Games Workshop had themselves some pre-orders for you. They're making up for it this week with a whole bunch of them. 40k, Blood Bowl, Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game, and more are all getting new kits, books, and accessories. Head on over and take a look.

From the article:

Whether you’re battling in the Warhammer Underworlds, scoring touchdowns on a Blood Bowl field, fighting for your life in the arenas of Commorragh, or wandering the forests of Middle-earth, it’s a good week to be a Warhammer fan. 

There are pre-orders for loads of games coming your way next Saturday, and this is your chance to get a good look at them all. Before that, check out what’s happening this week in our regular video round-up.

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Games Workshop is taking a look inside the Visions of Glory set, coming soon for Warhammer Underworlds. In this preview, we get a peek at Hedkrakka, a devout shaman for Gorkamorka, the Ork's mighty, green god. Have yourself a look for yourself and see if you convert.

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In last month’s Visions of Glory, we introduced Toofdagga, one of the boyz from Hedkrakka’s Madmob. Since then, we’ve seen the entire warband in the recent Warhammer Preview Online. Now, we’re properly meetin’ da boss – say “hello” to Hedkrakka, the Gob of Gork.

Hedkrakka heard the voice of the violent god Gorkamorka speaking through his serpent familiar. It had a simple message for him and his Madmob – start the biggest hunt ever and slay Beastgrave, the living mountain. Of course, Bonesplitterz don’t worry about practicalities such as how to actually kill a mountain, so they set off across Ghur.

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Over the weekend, Games Workshop did another one of their big preview weekends. This one had a decidedly fantasy skew to it, focusing on Age of Sigmar, Warhammer Underworlds, and Warhammer Quest. If you missed it, you can still go back and see what all was talked about. Have a quick look.

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Have you recovered from The Dead and the Divine yet? We’re not sure that we have. After seeing those vampires, we now sleep with our windows closed and with a wooden stake under our pillow. We’re going to have to sharpen a few more stakes after today’s Mortal Realms special, featuring big reveals for:

We’ve got Death, Destruction, light, darkness, and everything in between. So, make sure you’re sat down, and prepare your flabber to be well and truly gasted by today’s incredible reveals.

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A new Direchasm warband is making its way to Warhammer Underworlds. And as you can tell from the featured image, it's got the power of the WAAAGH!!! behind it.

From the website:

The fourth season of Warhammer Underworlds is heating up quite nicely now – Khagra’s Ravagers have joined the fray, while we’ve shown off the next two warbands; the Starblood Stalkers and the Crimson Court. We’ve also had a glimpse at the carnage that Hedkrakka’s Madmob are bringing to the living mountain. 

We’ll be showing off Hedkrakka’s Madmob in full during our next Warhammer Preview Online on Saturday. To get the shout of Waaagh! up to full volume by the weekend, we’re showing off another member of the Savage Orruk warband.

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Do you play Age of Sigmar, Warhammer Underworlds, or Warhammer Quest? If so, you'll want to tune in to Games Workshop this weekend. They'll be having another one of their big previews of all the things they're working on.

From the post:

It’s almost time for another online preview, in which we take a peek at some of the awesome new releases that are on their way in the coming months. In this weekend’s show, you can look forward to the Warhammer Preview Online – Lords of the Mortal Realms. As always, it’s going to be chock full of exclusive content, this time for all of the following games.

If any of those games are your jam, you’re going to love this show. To be fair, even if you don’t play them (yet), you should totally tune in and check out all of the incredible reveals anyway.

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I'll always be a greenskin at heart. The spirit of the WAAAGH!!! flows through me. So, it's with pleasure that I post up the first preview of an upcoming Warhammer Underworlds Savage Orruk warband. Check 'em out.

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Last month in Visions of Glory, we showed off the new Seraphon warband, the Starblood Stalkers. Since then, we’ve also revealed the new Soulblight warband, the Crimson Court. Now we have something a bit more savage to show you.

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My old Marine faction of choice, the Dark Angels, are getting a new codex. The book is up for pre-order now on the Games Workshop website. But even if green isn't your favorite marine chapter color, there's some more marine kits that you can order as well. They even snuck a Necron figure in there. There's a new Direchasm kit as well, for you looking for a fantasy release.

From the announcement:

The Dark Angels are back to resume the hunt for the Fallen this week with a brand new codex supplement and Combat Patrol box. Plus, two fan-favourite units from the Indomitus box see the release of eagerly awaited multipart kits, and a Slaves to Darkness warband enters Direchasm. Read on for more details as we cover this week’s pre-orders.

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A new Warhammer Underworlds kit is coming this weekend from Games Workshop. They're the Khaga's Ravagers and they add in a new mechanic to the game in the form of Desecration Tokens. How do they work? What kind of stats do these four marauders have? Glad you asked. Your questions are answered in this article.

From the preview:

Led by a pair of sisters, the new Slaves to Darkness warband are here to conquer Direchasm with a combination of brute force and foul magic. Prepare to follow Khagra’s Ravagers on their mission to claim the living mountain for Chaos.

Designed to desecrate

Khagra’s Ravagers introduce a new mechanic to Warhammer Underworlds in the form of Desecration tokens. When one of these tokens is on an objective, fighters can no longer claim it, meaning that you can shut down your opponent’s attempts to score objectives such as Supremacy and Temporary Victory. We’ll show you how you get access to these Desecration tokens as we look at the fighters in the warband.

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So, you've got your Lord of the Rings figures on order. But what about this upcoming weekend? What will Games Workshop be bringing to the shop? Well, they've got a whole bunch of Dark Angels (one of my former factions when I played 40k) as well as a new Necron figure. On the fantasy side of things, there's a new Direchasm set as well as two Blood Bowl undead figures.

From the preview:

If you like the colour green, enjoy wearing robes, and have a penchant for secrecy, today is a good day. If you still haven’t worked out what we’re hinting at, check out our weekly video for the answer to the riddle.

That’s right, the Dark Angels are back, but they haven’t come alone – let’s take a look at all of the Warhammer 40,000 releases that are up for pre-order next weekend.

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It's good to plan ahead. You want to know where you're going, after all. And for those playing Warhammer Underworlds, you may want to know what's in the pipeline for the game. Well, you're in luck, as Games Workshop has updated the roadmap with the next couple month's planned releases.

From the article:

Warhammer Underworlds: Direchasm has been out for a little while now, and we’ve already unveiled three warbands for the new season, including the Starblood Stalkers – the first Seraphon to enter the living mountain.

We know there are four left on the current roadmap (more on that below), and everyone’s eager to see what’s next. Luckily, you don’t have long to wait… Not long at all, in fact. Here’s the first fighter from a new Death warband that will be joining the fray very soon.

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While I'm a greenskin through and through, there's a lot of Lizardman (ok, Seraphon) love to be found as well. They're my team in Blood Bowl and will soon be making their way to another Games Workshop side-game, Warhammer Underworlds. Get a look at the upcoming release in this preview.

From the preview:

Welcome to the first Visions of Glory, a new series of articles giving you a glimpse into the future of Warhammer Underworlds. Today, we’re taking a look at the Starblood Stalkers, the first-ever Seraphon warband to enter the living mountain.

The Slann Starmasters of the Seraphon have foreseen danger in Beastgrave, and now believe that the living mountain could transform into a demigod that would wreak havoc across Ghur and beyond. Now, we always read our horoscopes with a pinch of salt, but it looks like the slann could be right, especially with warbands like Khagra’s Ravagers on the way.

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As is their tradition, Games Workshop has a new batch of pre-orders up in their webshop. What's coming this week? You've got the new big-box expansion for Warhammer Underworlds called Direchasm. There's also a whole bunch of new books for Warcry that you can get your name on the list to get as soon as they're available.

From the announcement:

This is a big day for boxed games in the Mortal Realms, with a new season of Warhammer Underworlds and a set of epic expansion books for Warcry, plus loads of accessories. Let’s have a look at what you can secure for yourself and pick up as gifts for your friends and family!

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Well, there'll be Slaanesh forces in the upcoming Direchasm expansion for Warhammer Underworlds. But they won't be down there alone. Mayari's Purifiers will be looking to expel them from this plane of existence. We get a look at them in this preview.

From the preview:

Hailing from the Great Nation of Ymetrica, Myari and his kin descend upon Beastgrave convinced that they alone can end the hunger of the living mountain. This four-aelf warband is perfect for fans of the flex-style play, as they’re able to grab objectives, kill enemy fighters, and cast magic.

They also introduce a new mechanic into the game – aetherquartz counters. Each fighter starts with one of these counters that can then be spent to give a re-roll for attack, defence, or casting rolls.

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Direchasm is the new big-box expansion for Warhammer Underworlds that's coming out for pre-order this weekend. But what figures are in the box? Well, we get a look at the Slaaneshi side of things in this preview.

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Steel your heart, dear reader, as we turn our eyes towards the twisted beauty of Slaanesh’s mortal champions, available to pre-order this weekend in Warhammer Underworlds: Direchasm.

The Dread Pageant is dressed to kill, sporting some new looks for the Hedonites of Slaanesh. You’ll also find their cards right here in this very article – it is the season of giving, after all!

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2020 is almost entirely behind us. 2021 looms ahead. What can we be expecting in the new year? Well, telling the future might be impossible, but we can at least get a map of where we're headed. And that's what we get with this post from Games Workshop about where Warhammer Underworlds will be navigating in the new year.

From the article:

With Direchasm about to kick off a new season of Warhammer Underworlds, there is plenty to be excited about. Today, we’re sharing a look at what the next few months hold for the ultimate competitive miniatures game.

We’re delighted to be able to share the roadmap for Warhammer Underworlds releases for the first six months of 2021. Here it is in all its glory.

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