The first Ciaphas Cain omnibusIn the 41st millennium Commissar Ciaphas Cain, hero of the Imperium, is an inspiration to his men – at least that’s what the propaganda would have you believe…READ IT ...
The piratical lord of the Maelstrom is known by many names. Within the Imperium, he was lauded as Lugft Huron and then cursed as the Tyrant of Badab. He is feared as the Blood Reaver and sworn feal...
This packed boxed set is ideal for starting a new World Eaters collection – or expanding an existing army – to unleash in games of Warhammer 40,000, and save money compared to buying the kits separ...
The bulk of the nomadic contingents of the Skitarii Battle-Pilgryms are bound together as conclaves. Attuned to an unnaturally long existence of unceasing pilgrimage and war, they care little for t...
Ferren Areios, Captain of the Ultramarines 6th Company, is a warrior forged in the fires of the Indomitus Crusade. Chosen by the Primarch to lead his brothers in battle, the Master of Rites fights ...
“We have been wounded sorely. Yet still we stand, with fire in our eyes and valor in our hearts. Let them think us beaten. We shall teach them otherwise.”-Pedro Kantor, Chapter Master of the Crimso...
The Emperor's Children are debauched warriors bound in worship to the Chaos God Slaanesh. Wreathed in sweet corruption, twisted in body and mind, they ravage the galaxy in campaigns of gory excess ...
Grim, dour, and fanatically devoted to the Imperium, the soldiers of the Death Korps of Krieg specialise in doing battle in the most horrific of conditions. They are known for their relentless, att...
Traitor Guardsmen are part of the mortal dregs that follow in the wake of Heretic Astartes. They turn mass-produced lasguns and more specialised weapons upon the Imperium they once served, while th...
The Deathwatch are a Space Marine Chapter unlike any other – tasked with ruthlessly hunting down and destroying the xenos menace at the bidding of the Inquisition. Composed of individuals from alm...
A Canoptek Circle is a unit of sleepless sentinels that defend a Necron Tomb World by tapping into esoteric power matrices to empower their insectile forms. Led by a Cryptek Geomancer, these constr...
A hard-wearing, tough plastic cube containing 20 12mm dice with skull icons in place of the ‘1’, this dice cube features an embossed skull lid (it’s Warhammer – you can never have too many skulls!)...
Deadwalker Zombies are created from the bodies of the recently dead, given strength through the power of dark necromancy and sent onto the battlefield in shambling hordes. Utterly mindless and driv...
Redemptor Dreadnoughts are giant war machines that crush bone and splinter skulls as they bludgeon through enemy ranks. Taller, broader and more cunningly wrought than the Dreadnoughts of tradition...
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