Warhammer Underworlds

Games Workshop is taking a decidedly fantasy bent this week in terms of their pre-orders. They have two new sets for Warhammer Underworlds, including a new starter set as well as Arena Mortis. Then, for you Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game players, they have the new Quest of the Ringbearer book.

Enter the Warhammer Underworlds with the ultimate getting started bundle. Play one-on-one clashes with the Beastgrave core set, which includes two warbands – Grashrak's Destroyers and Skaeth's Wild Hunt – along with cards, boards, and more. Then you can choose your favourite fighter and enter the Arena Mortis for brutal multiplayer battles where death is not the end… This collection includes everything you need to play both versions of the game, and you can add more variety by picking up Warband packs, which come with new fighters and cards to add to your decks.

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Warhammer Underworlds: Beastgrave

This boxed set contains:

– The complete Warhammer Underworlds rules

– 11 push-fit plastic models, making two warbands

– Pre-built decks for both warbands, plus extra cards to customise them

– 2 double-sided game boards

– 11 dice and a plethora of tokens

Warhammer Underworlds meets fast-paced multiplayer combat in Arena Mortis – an expansion that transforms the ultimate competitive miniatures game into a furious free-for-all! Choose your favourite champion and pit them against 2-5 others for a fresh and fun challenge.

This boxed set lets you transform your Warhammer Underworlds collection into a new kind of game. Picking your favourite hero, you'll embark on arena battles that are fast paced, fun and that'll push your Warhammer Underworlds skills to the limit!

Inside the set, you'll find:

- 20 all-new Gambit cards – designed for Arena Mortis but usable in ANY of your games

- 20 all-new Upgrade cards – also usable in ordinary games of Warhammer Underworlds

- A double-sided game board to play on, compatible with all existing Warhammer Underworlds boards

- Tokens and Cards for keeping track of the game

- Updated cards for the Restless Dead gambit and the Sepulchral Warden, reprinted for your convenience incorporating the latest rules updates

The last days of the Third Age of Middle-earth may have been dominated by the many great battles fought during the climactic War of the Ring, yet the most seismic event of all was the destruction of the One Ring and the final defeat of the Dark Lord Sauron. Crucial to this lasting victory over the forces of darkness was the epic journey undertaken by the Nine Walkers – the Fellowship of the Ring – for the deeds of its members, both good and ill, were destined to rule the fate of all.

This expansion for the Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game brings the fateful quest of the Fellowship of the Ring to life. As well as background on where the Fellowship’s journey took them and vivid descriptions of the the many trials and tribulations they faced along the way, the book features a wealth of new rules, Scenarios and profiles. There are also rules for a linked, 28-scenario campaign that enables you to refight every key engagement involving the Fellowship and its members – from the smallest skirmish to the largest battle – with your collection of Citadel and Forge World miniatures.

Inside this 128-page hardback supplement, you will find:

Scenarios: 28 Narrative Scenarios, from the very start of Frodo's journey in Farmer Maggot's crop in the Shire, right through to the destruction of the One Ring in the fire of Mount Doom.

The Journey of the Ringbearer: Rules for linking the Narrative Scenarios together into a flowing campaign, with each battle having an impact on others. These include rules to represent the length of the journey, your Heroes being injured (or even dying!), and recovering their strength between encounters with the enemy.

Armies: Detailed army focuses, including the strengths, weaknesses and key models for five Armies: The Fellowship, Rangers of Ithilien, Wanderers in The Wild, The Black Riders and Cirith Ungol. Also includes two new profiles for the Rangers of Ithilien list, and two for the Wanders in the Wild list.

Legendary Legions: Rules for six new and updated Legendary Legions: The Breaking of the Fellowship, Rangers of Ithilien, Lurtz's Scouts, Depths of Moria, The Black Riders, and Cirith Ungol.

Fantasy Fellowship: Guidelines for creating your own Fantasy Fellowship by assembling Heroes from across Middle-earth in a similar way to the actual Fellowship of the Ring, but accounting for numerous 'what ifs' that could have reasonably happened throughout Middle-earth's and The One Ring's history. Includes rules for selecting a Ringbearer, their Companion, and the rest of The Fellowship. Also provides a slightly revised Fantasy Fellowship campaign, consisting of 23 linked Scenarios. (Please note that you will need the War in Rohan and Gondor at War supplements to be able to play all the way through the scenarios featured in the Fantasy Fellowship campaign.)

Weathertop Masterclass: An extended masterclass on how to best build and paint the Weathertop scenery piece, available on ForgeWorld.co.uk, which was a key location on Frodo's journey.

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The fighters have entered the arena. They have studied the art of combat and each one feels that they have what it takes to survive. But will they, actually? That's up to you to decide in Arena Mortis, the upcoming expansion for Warhammer Underworlds. In this preview, we get a look inside what this new set will bring to the table.

From the article:

Arena Mortis is the new expansion for Warhammer Underworlds, and it changes the way you claim glory in Beastgrave. This fast-paced game for 3-6 players will require different strategies to be successful – join us as we take a first look at the rules.

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Two new sets are available to order for Warhammer Underworlds: Beastgrave over in the Games Workshop webshop. You've got the quick and agile Morgweath's Blade-Coven. Or you've got the big 'n' 'ard Morgok's Krushas. Take your pick, along with special dice for both. There's also issue 455 of White Dwarf available to pick up while you're over there.

From the website:

White Dwarf is Games Workshop's premium Warhammer magazine, packed with amazing content each month such as new rules and background, short stories, regular columns, special guests and more.

Here’s what you can look forward to in August’s issue:

Contact!

Letters, painting advice and loads of beautifully painted miniatures can be found in this issue’s Contact.

Worlds of Warhammer

Nick Horth hosts this month’s column in which he talks about the importance of victory and defeat.

Realms of Chaos: Tzeentch

The Architect of Fate brings much knowledge in the shape of conversions and painting advice. Heed his words well.

Paint Splatter: Multi-coloured Madness

The Great Conspirator also blesses us with painting guides for his daemonic minions. Pink paint is required.

Inside the Studio

We chat about the games we’ve played and the models we’ve painted.

WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMAR

The Tome Celestial: The Jaws of Mork

New background and rules for the most ambitious Squigalanche of them all – grot players will be over da moon with this!

Paint Splatter: Painting Squig Hoppers

Check out Classic and Contrast painting guides for Squig Hoppers, to both Battle and Parade Ready Standards.

Painting while bouncing is not a guarantee of results.

Rules of Engagement

Warcry maestro Sam Pearson has taken over Rules of Engagement to talk about making and breaking rules, and when to house rule.

The Dreadscape

In the concluding part to our Hallost campaign, who will rule the Dreadscape?

WARHAMMER 40,000

Echoes from the Warp

Robin answers some of your most burning questions. About Warhammer 40,000 that is, not arson.

Faith Undimmed

In this short story, the Sisters of Battle come face to face with the Necron threat and find their faith sorely tested.

Sons of the Warmaster

A stunning Sons of Horus army painted by Golden Demon winner Simon Elsen.

War Zone Pariah

Following the opening of the Great Rift, many horrors have been unleashed upon the galaxy. But what is the Pariah Nexus?

Organisation of a Chapter

In part three in our series about creating a Space Marine Chapter, we look at the organisation of the fledgling Tome Keepers – White Dwarf’s very own Chapter.

Faith & Fire – Part V

The fifth part in this Sisters of Battle serialised novel written by James Swallow. Beware the pyrokenes!

ADEPTUS TITANICUS

Battle Report: Betrayal at Ithraca

The Legio Praesagius takes on the Legio Infernus in a desperate fight to the death in this huge Adeptus Titanicus game. Will honour or treachery prevail?

WARHAMMER UNDERWORLDS

Glory Points

Dave’s flexing his gaming muscles once more to talk about the tactics of Flex warbands and how to get the most out of them.

WARCRY

Warbands of Carngrad

Lyle, Matt, Jonathan and Dan continue their quests to dominate the Bloodwind Spoil. Well, a little bit of it…

WARHAMMER QUEST: BLACKSTONE FORTRESS

Men of Metal

Try out this brand-new quest for Blackstone Fortress, using the Large Spindle Drones from Ascension.

Technoarcheologist Daedalosus is on a quest to discover how the Spindle Drones work. He gets more than he bargained for in this new quest.

AERONAUTICA IMPERIALIS

Aerial Anomalies

New rules for Aeronautica Imperialis, including what happens when Imperial aircraft get looted by the Orks or their pilots subverted by the T’au.

THE MIDDLE-EARTH STRATEGY BATTLE GAME

The Ruins of Osgiliath

Renowned hobbyist Matt Davies shows off his Osgiliath display board and shows us how to make invasion rafts.

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Scattershot set of pre-orders from Games Workshop this week. Though their main banner was about the new Warhammer Underworlds set, called Beastgrave - The Grymwatch, I'm most excited about the new Lizardmen Blood Bowl team. Go Pangaea Punishers! *waves little flag with my own team's logo on it* There's also new Blacsktone Fortress sets you can pick up. I did say that it was scattershot after all.

From the website:

Hailing from a blasted and ruined kingdom far to the north, the Grymwatch have come questing to slay the monstrous entity that they believe lurks at Beastgrave’s heart. The Ghouls of the Grymwatch scramble through the tunnels, noble hunters in search of their monstrous prey.

This warband expansion set allows you to add the Grymwatch to your games of Warhammer Underworlds. A set of push fit models in coloured plastic allows you to get your warband built and ready for gaming in mere minutes, while fighter cards let you keep track of them in game. You’ll be able to harness the unique tactics of the Grymwatch with 32 warband specific cards, including objectives, upgrades and ploys. Meanwhile, 27 Universal cards give you new options for customising your deck whichever warband you play.

This set contains:
7 push fit Grymwatch miniatures
7 fighter cards – to represent each warrior in your games (Duke Crakmarrow; Duke's Harriers; Gristlewel, Greatsword; Master Talon; Night's Herald; Royal Butcher; Valreek the Tracker)
59 unique cards to enhance your fighters and provide new tactics and challenges for your games of Warhammer Underworlds: Beastgrave. Including:
- 12 Grymwatch objectives
- 10 Grymwatch upgrades
- 10 Grymwatch ploys
- 9 Universal objectives
- 9 Universal upgrades
- 9 Universal ploys and spells

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The latest set for Warhammer Underworlds is available to order from Games Workshop. It's called Beastgrave and it's more than just a new set, it's a new core set, giving you new updated rules for Warhammer Underworlds, two full warbands, and all the extras needed to play. You can get just the base set, an "all-in" set, or the various extras like dice, card sleeves, and such along those lines.

From the website:

Enter the ultimate competitive miniatures game with the Warhammer Underworlds: Beastgrave core set. Inside, you'll find everything you need to start gaming in the depths of Beastgrave, with dice, models, cards and more.

The set contains:

- The complete and updated rules for Warhammer Underworlds, updated from Warhammer Underworlds: Nightvault to be clearer, sharper and tighter than ever before, featuring thrilling new game mechanics like movable lethal hexes, as well as containing lore and art that explores Beastgrave itself.
- The complete Grashrak’s Ravagers warband – a pack of deadly beastmen looking to slay any who enter Beastgrave. Build your brayherd with 6 push fit plastic models, cast in brown plastic to ensure they stand out even when unpainted, plus fighter cards and a number of warband-specific cards that let you unleash their savage strategies in battle.
- The complete Skaeth’s Wild Hunt warband – a group of Kurnothi hunters with strange, nature-given power and ferocious prowess. Build your Kurnothi with 5 push fit plastic models, cast in green plastic, and build your decks with fighter cards and a number of warband-specific cards that let you harness their verdant power in battle.
- 2 double-sided gameboards that can be used to assemble your battlefield.
- (Probably) all the Warhammer Underworlds tokens you’ll ever need, including objectives, wound markers, glory points and much, much more.
- Dozens of Universal cards – gambits, objectives and upgrades that can be used by any warband, perfect for deck-building with Grashrak’s Ravagers and Skaeth’s Wild Hunt or bringing your favourite warband into Warhammer Underworlds: Beastgrave.
- 11 Dice – 5 Attack dice, 3 Defence dice and 3 Magic dice, enough for the most devastating blows, desperate defences and cataclysmic spells!

Whether you're a new player looking to start your journey, or a veteran gamer looking to update your game for Season 3, this set is a must-have.

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Well, that's a kit that's been around for quite some time mostly unchanged. It's the Leman Russ. Games Workshop has retooled the old Imperial Guard mainstay. There's also a new Warhammer Underworlds deck called Power Unbound. Both of these are available to pre-order now from their website.

The Leman Russ Battle Tank is the main battle tank of the Imperial Guard armies, a heavily armoured and powerfully armed war machine renowned across the galaxy for its deadliness and durability.

One of the hallmarks of the Leman Russ is the versatility of its hull - with relative ease it can be refitted to field a number of variant tanks such as the Leman Russ Exterminator or Vanquisher.

This box set contains one multi-part plastic Imperial Guard Leman Russ Battle Tank. This 95-piece kit can be assembled as a Leman Russ Battle Tank, Eradicator, Exterminator or Vanquisher. Also included are plenty of alternate weapons and wargear options, and a sheet of Imperial Guard water-slide tank transfers.

Adepticon is happening up in Chicago. I hope everyone that's there and reading this will head to Portillo's for me at least once. Italian Beef (dipped), Polish sausage (Maxwell Street Style), and a Hot Tamale. If you're not there, then you've not had a chance to see all the previews that Games Workshop has going on. So, while I can't give you a good meal through this format, I can give you those previews.

From the post:

By the Emperor do we have some cool stuff to show you tonight! We’re at AdeptiCon, and the Warhammer Preview has just finished showing off loads of the hottest Warhammer reveals. We’re talking stuff like:

• Exactly what Forbidden Power means for you…
• A new (and awesome) way to battle bigger and better with your Warhammer 40,000 armies…
• One of your most-requested models, EVER, finally in plastic…
• Our first hints at a new weapon for the arsenal of every painter…

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Quite a lot going on from Games Workshop this week. There's new expansion books for both the Middle-Earth Strategy Battle Game as well as Adeptus Titanicus. There's new minis for those games, too. Not to be outdone, Warhammer Underworlds has two new mobs, who also have dice sets. It's sci-fi. It's fantasy. It's something for just about everyone.

From the website:

At the end of the Third Age, Gondor was the greatest remaining land of Men, the last bulwark of might standing against the growing darkness of Mordor. As Sauron's armies were unleashed and the War of the Ring began, it was Gondor that stood against the might of the Orcish hordes and their dark allies. And it was before the gates of the White City, on the Pelennor Fields, that the tides of war would turn, as the rightful king returned and heroes rose and fell…

This expansion for the Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game focuses on the the events of the Dark Lord Sauron's assault on the kingdom of Gondor during the War of the Ring. It features background on Gondor and the White City of Minas Tirith, along with a wealth of new rules, scenarios, profiles and a campaign that allows you to refight some of the greatest battles of the Third Age with your collection of Citadel and Forge World miniatures.

Inside this 128-page hardback book, you will find:

– History of Gondor: A guide to the realm, from its founding by Elendil to the Third Age and the coming of King Elessar
– Scenarios: 29 narrative play scenarios ranging in size from small skirmishes to mighty clashes let you refight your favourite battles from the books and films, from the fall of Osgiliath to the Battle of the Black Gate.
– Gondor at War Campaign: Link the scenarios together into a flowing campaign, with each battle having an impact on others.
– Armies: Background, tactics and army lists for Minas Tirith, Rohan, The Fiefdoms, The Dead of Dunharrow, Mordor, The Serpent Horde, Far Harad and the Corsairs of Umbar. Includes new profiles for a range of Heroes.
– Legendary Legions: 8 stand-alone army lists representing the forces that fought in famous battles of the War of the Ring: Rangers of Ithilien, The Grey Company, The Return of the King™, The Riders of Théoden, The Men of the West, The Army of Gothmog, Grand Army of the South, and The Black Gate Opens
– Miniatures showcase: A selection of Citadel and Forge World models for each of the armies in this book.

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Of all the immense engine-wars that raged in the Horus Heresy, none was greater, or more devastating, than the battle of Beta-Garmon. In that star system, the last Imperial fortress world before the traitor fleets reached Terra, entire Titan Legions and Knight Households clashed for supremacy in battles that rendered worlds uninhabitable and ended legacies of honour that stretched back millennia. It was not for nothing that the battle became known to history as the Titandeath…

This Adeptus Titanicus: The Horus Heresy expansion introduces the background of the Beta-Garmon campaign. It also provides a wealth of new rules and missions to use in your campaigns, including new maniples, Legion rules and a complete campaign system based on the events at Beta-Garmon.

Inside this volume you will find:

– An overview of the war for Beta-Garmon
– Background and Legion-specific rules for 8 Titan Legions: Astorum, Defensor, Atarus, Solaria, Mortis, Krytos, Fureans, and Vulpa
– Full colour examples of Titans from each Legion
– Four new maniples: Corsair, Janissary, Regia and Lupercal
– Six narrative missions based on the greatest battles of Beta-Garmon
– Rules for organising an Adeptus Titanicus campaign
– Guidelines for map campaigns and terrain types
– How to build and maintain a Titan battlegroup across multiple games
– Rules for hostile battlefields based on conditions in Beta-Garmon
– A list of Knight Houses that fought in the Titandeath

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Games Workshop is once again hitting two ends of the spectrum with their pre-orders for this week. On one hand, there's the Adeptus Titanicus with new Warhound Titans *giant robot alert goes off*. Then, on the other side, in Nightvault, they have some new releases, including Tzeentch and Grots. Giant robots. Little goblins. Hard to get much more extreme than that.

From the website:

The Moonclan Shaman Zarbag and his scuttling band are an infestation spreading through the heart of the Mirrored City. While looting the ruins of Shadespire, Zarbag sniffed out a tantalising aroma indeed – towering clusters of deffcap mushrooms! The Shaman has taken it upon himself to spread this noxious fungus far and wide, drawing more and more of his numberless kin into the Mirrored City.

Introduce a new and unique warband to your games of Warhammer Underworlds: Nightvault and take advantage of new and different ways to play – whatever warband you use – with this set of miniatures and cards. It includes 9 rather eccentric, deffcap-addled Grots miniatures and a deck of 60 cards, 31 of which are universal to be used by any and every warband – add these cards to your arsenal and build your perfect deck.

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Games Workshop is filling up their pre-order page over on their website. They've got some new 40k, some new Kill Team, some new Warhammer Underworlds, and even more up for order. Arguably the biggest things include the new 40k 2-player starter set, Wake the Dead, and the new Kill Team crews which include Tau and Necrons.

From the website:

The proud Aeldari of Saim-Hann once sought to assist Humanity in the defence of Vigilus – a world beset on all sides by unceasing, brutal conflict – but an act of xenophobic slaughter by soldiers of the Imperium has turned ally to foe, and the warriors of the Wild Host have sworn a blood oath to exact vengeance. No-one can prevent them – no-one except, perhaps, the Ultramarines. These superhuman, gene-forged warriors are Humanity’s greatest champions, peerless masters of strategy who have defended the Imperium for millennia. With bolt and blade they assert the sovereignty of Vigilus.

Wake the Dead is a great-value boxed set containing 2 armies split across the forces of the Ultramarines – the iconic Space Marines Chapter who have defended Humanity for thousands of years – and the Wild Host of Saim-Hann, hot-blooded, daredevil warriors whose skill cannot be understated. You can use these miniatures to act out the scenarios described in the Wake the Dead book – 4 connected missions that recreate the violence on Vigilus – and use them to expand your games of Warhammer 40,000, with rules included for the Primaris Lieutenant and Craftworlds Spiritseer exclusive to this set! Included in the box:

Wake the Dead

A 40-page softback book containing:

- War Zone Vigilus: a brief history of this embattled world – a vital supplier of materiel for the Imperium – and the events leading to the bitter clashes that dominate the surface;
- Space Marines: an introduction to the greatest warriors of the Imperium of Mankind, and the Ultramarines Chapter which embodies their ideals more than any other;
- Craftworlds: a primer on the Asuryani of the Craftworlds, a race desperately fighting to preserve its culture and punish its foes;
- Blood Vendetta: an overview of the intentions and purpose behind the Asuryani of Saim-Hann’s focus on Vigilus, the lengths to which they will go to carry out their mission and the manner in which the defenders of this world will deal with this incursion;
- Detailed background information on each unit included in the box;
- A miniatures showcase featuring a beautifully painted examples of the miniatures in Wake the Dead.

Rules

- 8 datasheets providing rules for each of the included miniatures;
- 4 Echoes of War missions, which can be linked together to form a small campaign echoing the narrative of Wake the Dead;
- Runes of Battle: 6 psychic powers for use by the Spiritseer;
- Points values for every included miniature, for use in Matched Play.

Miniatures

Ultramarines

- 5 Intercessors: these can be armed with 3 different variant bolt rifles, with options for a Sergeant, 1 Intercessor holding a combat knife and 1 holding a bolt pistol. 18 heads, 6 pistol holsters, 5 ammunition and grenade pouches, 3 combat knife scabbards, 2 single grenade pouches and 2 bolt pistol ammunition pouches are included, meaning a huge variety of customisation and spares;
- 5 Reivers: these include a host of weapon options, with 5 heavy bolt pistols, 6 bolt carbines and 7 combat knives are included, with the loadout options being carbine, pistol and carbine or pistol and combat knife.Each model can also feature grav-chutes – 10 fins are included, 5 for each side of the Reivers’ backpacks. They have plenty of helmet options, too – 10 helmets featuring their unique skull design, 10 with the top removed and the lower half remaining and 4 Sergeant-specific bare heads;
- 3 Inceptors: armed with either 2 plasma exterminators each or 2 assault bolters each, these models include 5 different helmets and 4 purity seals – 1 of these is doubled, to denote a Sergeant;
- A Primaris Lieutenant: armed with a power sword and bolt pistol, he clutches a rosary, has a helm featuring a laurel wreath and iron halo emblems on his chest and forearms.

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It's officially Autumn (or Spring, for you in the Southern Hemisphere). So that means it's officially the season for spoopy. Games Workshop is certainly jumping in on that with their latest pre-releases. They're taking orders for Warhammer Underworlds: Nightvault, as well as extra sets and accessories (including several sets of dice).

From the website:

Warhammer Underworlds: Nightvault is an action-packed combat game for two players. Build your warband, construct your deck, and defeat your rivals.

Shadespire was once a city of wonder and magic, a mercantile metropolis whose rulers defied death, to the fury of Nagash. During the height of the city’s powers, rivals, thieves and would-be conquerors were locked away in the sprawling dungeon known as the Nightvault. After the city’s fall, Nagash broke open the chains that bound the shackled spirits within, giving them weapons to freeze the hearts of the living and enough memory of their torment to fill them with hatred and jealousy. The spectral dead delight in the chance to inflict this hatred upon the living, and the streets of Shadespire echo to the sounds of terrifying screams and cruel, mocking laughter...

The Game

In Warhammer Underworlds, you and your opponent pick a warband – 2 are included in this box – and build a deck of power and objective cards. After placing your warband on the hex-tiled game boards, you take turns making actions – movement and attacks – until 3 phases are played. Between actions, you can use the power cards to introduce effects and reactions that can swing the battle in your favour; building the best deck you can and using cunning to deploy these abilities at the perfect time is the secret to mastering the game and dominating your foe. Merely vanquishing your opponent’s warband does not guarantee victory – capturing objectives, standing your ground, making the best tactical choices and deploying the right cards at the right time will gain you the glory points you need to win!

Once you’re familiar with the rules, games will take around 30 minutes – you’ll always have time for a rematch.

In The Box

Everything you and a friend need to play games of Warhammer Underworlds is included in this box. Contained within:

- A Stormcast Eternals warband – Stormsire’s Cursebreakers – made up of 3 push-fit, blue plastic miniatures (Rastus the Charmed, Ammis Dawnguard and the leader, Averon Stormsire);
- A Nighthaunt warband – the Thorns of the Briarqueen – made up of 7 push-fit, bone-coloured plastic miniatures (The Ever-Hanged, Varclav the Cruel, the leader Briar Queen and 4 Chainrasps whom Nagash has not afforded the dignity of names). Both of these warbands are Easy To Build, with no glue necessary and a comprehensive, easy to follow construction guide;
- A 32-page rulebook, including the story of Shadespire’s rise and fall, the opening of the Nightvault, the background of the 2 included warbands and all the rules you need to play – including new scatter mechanics, rules for resolving magic spells, and the use of lethal hexes, sections of game board that are fatal to those pushed in;
- An 8-page quick start guide, covering the contents of the box, understanding your cards, movement and attacks, and playing your first game;
- 2 double-sided game boards, featuring hexes and objectives;
- 2 pre-built decks of power and objective cards – 96 in total – for use with the included warbands;
- 10 double-sided Fighter cards, providing the stats and information needed for the fighters in each warband at a glance;
- 5 attack dice, 3 defence dice and 3 magic dice;
- 11 double-sided objective tokens;
- A scatter template;
- 30 wound tokens;
- 46 double-sided glory point tokens;
- 15 double-sided move and charge tokens;
- 15 Guard tokens;
- 8 activation counters.

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