White Dwarf is the official Warhammer magazine, packed with amazing monthly content – including 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, questions and pictures of miniatures sent in by you, our readers. Worlds of WarhammerA deep dive into superstition, faith, knowledge, and our gods-eye view of the 41st Millennium. THE WHITE DWARF BUNKERAccess Granted!Lyle talks about bonus points and how to use them to steer your leagues. ChallengesWe hear you've been promoted... to the Leaders and Heroes painting challenge! The Spearhead LeaguePart two of the studio Spearhead league - but which faction is in the top spot? Scenarios of the MonthNew scenarios for Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar, plus a new way to play Warhammer Underworlds. Basic TrainingWhat is army analysis, and what happens when a complete novice has a go at it? Hobby HangoutThree members of the White Dwarf team talk about their army colour schemes. Satellite UplinkWarhammer Eugene talks about their gaming league. We check out your Leaders. Bunker Bingo!How's your bingo sheet going this year? And what have the White Dwarf team been up to? WARHAMMER 40,000Battle Report: A Tale of Four WarlordsJames and Rhu team up against Andy and Joe for a 10,000 point climactic battle featuring two Daemon Primarchs and 25 armoured vehicles! Echoes from the WarpAll aboard for a designer's commentary on the new Boarding Actions compendium. Index: Leagues of VotannThe Ancestors are watching! A new suite of Crusade rules for the Kin and updated background for Grombrindal's space cousins! The EnvoyThe Kin have salvaging rights in this impressive diorama. But are they about to retrieve more than they bargained for? WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMARFlashpoint Moulderhunt: The Beast SlayersWant to use Hamilcar Bear-Eater and the Astral Templars in battle? These rules are for you! The Tome Celestial: Astral TemplarsWho are these amaranthine-clad Stormcasts, and why are they so keen to slay beasts? Baiting the BeastIn this short story, a Freeguild fighter finds herself out of her depth. Until Hamilcar arrives! Rules of EngagementGnashing Jaws, Purple Suns, Burning Heads... What are we talking about? Realmsphere manifestations, of course! OTHER FEATURESThe Raid on Ollanz-MuOur seven Praetors, both Loyalists and Traitors, continue to assemble their armies, ready to defend or destroy the Ollanz cluster. Army Analysis ChartTry out with the Basic Training article included in this issue. Each copy of White Dwarf 503 also comes with a cardboard insert which includes 12x Warhammer Underworlds cards, 2x Paint Recipe Cards, 2x Bunker Achievement Cards, and 1x double-sided card including the scenario of the month for Warhammer 40,000, and Warhammer Age of Sigmar.

White Dwarf is the official Warhammer magazine, packed with amazing monthly content – including new rules and background, short stories, regular columns, special guests, and more. Here’s what you can look forward to in July’s issue: Contact! – Letters, questions, and pictures of miniatures sent in by you, our readers. Worlds of Warhammer – Leila enters the Bleak Citadels, where Stormcast Eternals face their final Reforging. Dark stuff, indeed! THE WHITE DWARF BUNKERAccess Granted! – The White Dwarf bunker celebrates its first birthday! Challenges – Attention! By the left... quick, march! It's time for a Rank and File painting challenge. The Spearhead League – Join in with the Warhammer Age of Sigmar Spearhead League. Scenarios of the Month – New scenarios for Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar, plus a Warcry campaign. Basic Training – New Warhammer Age of Sigmar, new rules! Learn about commands and how to get the most out of them. Hobby Hangout – Confused by painting terminology? Check out the Painting Lexicon. Satellite Uplink – The Kumo-no-Ue Library introduces new hobbyists. Bunker Bingo! – How's your bingo sheet going this year? And what have the White Dwarf team been up to? WARHAMMER 40,000Warzone Chalnath: The Xenowar – The Imperium deals with two very different enemies - the subversive Genestealer Cults and the enlightening T'au Empire. Beyond Empire – In this short story, the T'au seem dubious of their carnivorous allies. Can they be trusted? Are they truly followers of the Greater Good? Echoes From the Warp – The Warhammer 40,000 rules team introduces the Pariah Nexus Chapter Approved Mission Pack and why you need it in your gaming arsenal. Pariah Nexus Crusades – Have you just picked up the new Pariah Nexus Mission Pack? Well, here's a set of Crusade rules for all you campaigners! WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMARBattle Report: Hour of Ruin – Ben and Matt from the White Dwarf team play their first game of the new edition. But who will triumph - Skaven or Stormcast Eternals? Rules of Engagement – A super-sized column from the Warhammer Age of Sigmar game designers talking about the exciting changes they've made to the new edition of the game. Designer's Notes: Skaventide – And now it's the time for the miniatures designers! Here, they talk about the incredible miniatures introduced in the Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Skaventide boxed set. Paint Splatter – Paint Splatter is back with new stage-by-stage guides for the Hallowed Knights and the Clans Verminus. More-more paint-paint! OTHER GAMESMiddle-earth™ Strategy Battle GameThe Dead Marshes – Filthy Hobbitses in filthy swamps! Ash shows us how he made a battlefield for the Dead Marshes. Each copy of issue 502 also comes with a cardboard insert, which includes 2x paint recipe cards, 2x bunker achievement cards, 3x double-sided quick reference cards for the new edition of Warhammer Age of Sigmar, a double-sided A2-sized poster showing the Mortal Realms on one side with a Warcry campaign on the back, and 1x double-sided card including the scenario of the month for Warhammer 40,000, and Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Also included is a Warhammer Combat Cards code granting free access to Roboute Guilliman to White Dwarf readers along with more cards, plasma, and coins to spend in game.

White Dwarf is the official Warhammer magazine, packed with amazing monthly content – including new rules and background, short stories, regular columns, special guests, and more. Here’s what you can look forward to in the June issue: Contact! – Letters, questions, and pictures of miniatures sent in by you, our readers. Worlds of Warhammer – It's the end of the Era of the Beast! Phil takes a look at some of the epoch's greatest monsters. THE WHITE DWARF BUNKERAccess Granted! – An introduction to this month's action in the White Dwarf bunker. Challenges – They are the mightiest of the mighty. Bring on the Gods of War and painting challenge! The Spearhead League – We introduce the Age of Sigmar Spearhead League. Are you ready for battle? Scenarios of the Month – New scenarios for Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar, plus Kill Team desert warfare. Basic Training – Gaming and tactical advice. This issue, dealing with army weaknesses in AoS. Hobby Hangout – A fundamental guide to painting the bases of your miniatures. Satellite Uplink – We feature part two of the Rusty Nurgling painting challenge. Plus, Gods of War! Bunker Bingo! – How's your bingo sheet going this year? And what have the White Dwarf team been up to? WARHAMMER 40,000Makhis Cove – The Warhammer World exhibition team explain how they made the stunning board for last issue's epic Battle Report. The Nephilim Anomaly: The Forces of Chaos – While the Imperium tackles the Necron threat, the forces of Chaos have been undermining reality. It's probably that dastardly Vashtorr... Tempus Purgatus – Contagious be might it, no oh! Shifts temporal extreme experience Mechanicus Adeptus and Necrons the, arc story this of three part in! Rifts in Reality – Ever wish you could shoot round corners? Well, now you can with bullet-bending reality rifts rules (the triple R) for Boarding Actions. WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMARArk Arcana: The Vermindoom – A treatise on the cosmology of the Mortal Realms and the worrying emergence of the terrifying Vermindoom! The Ravening – On the battlefield outside Fort Banehearth, two brothers try to escape a verminous foe. But all is not as it seems in this short story. Rules of Engagement – The trees are alive, and they're trying to eat us! Introducing a new set of rules for fighting in the depths of the Gnarlwood. Azghaal's Avalanche – We showcase Rob Hebblethwaite's impressive Ironjawz, who have descended from the mountains of Ghur in search of a good scrap. Pyre and Flood – Embrace the elements with these new Warcry rules for vengeful river aelves and fiery Nighthaunt gheists. OTHER GAMESWarhammer: The Horus Heresy – Age of DarknessThe Raid on Ollanz-Mu – Seven Legion Praetors, both Loyalists and Traitors, assemble new armies to defend the Ollanz Cluster during the Horus Heresy. Each copy of issue 501 also comes with a cardboard insert which includes 6x Kill Team Desert Warfare cards, 1x Paint Recipe card, 1x Bunker Achievement card, 6x Boarding Actions Echo Fissure Tiles, and 1x double-sided card including the scenario of the month for Warhammer 40,000, and Warhammer Age of Sigmar.

This is the landmark 500th issue of White Dwarf, the official Warhammer magazine, packed with amazing monthly content – including new rules and background, short stories, regular columns, special guests, and more. Here’s what you can look forward to in the May issue: Contact! – Letters, questions, and pictures of painted Dwarfs sent in by you, our readers. Inside the Studio – We reminisce on 500 issues of White Dwarf. Always One More – ‘Aye, well, this is how it tends to go, grobi.’ Wise words are spoken in this duardin-heavy story THE WHITE DWARF BUNKERAccess Granted! – An introduction to this month's action in the White Dwarf bunker. Challenges – Take part in our Monsters and Machines painting challenge. The Crusade Campaign – The studio’s campaign in the Bastior Sector comes to an end. Did the Imperials hold out? Scenarios of the Month – New scenarios for Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer Age of Sigmar, and Warhammer Underworlds. Basic Training – Bring your boxing gloves and a big stick – we’re tackling the Warhammer 40,000 Fight phase. Hobby Hangout – Dan whips out his drybrush to explain the all-over drybrush technique. Satellite Uplink – Introducing the Rusty Nurgling painting event. Plus, our favourite painting challenge entries. WARHAMMER 40,000The Nephilim Anomaly: Xenos Activities – Alien races profit from the war between the Imperium and the Necrons. Tempus Purgatus: Part 2 – A Chronomancer experiences time in a very unusual way. The Spatial Anomaly – The walls are moving! Imagine fighting a Boarding Action on a rotating battlefield. Includes a brand new mission for Boarding Actions games. Galactic War Hosts: Tome Keepers – White Dwarf’s very own Chapter gets the War Hosts treatment. Battle Report: The Invasion of Samarkis – Three battles fought simultaneously by four armies to save a world from destruction. The Samarkis Conflict – Want to fight this issue’s Battle Report missions? You can! Includes a Kill Team and Boarding Actions mission as well as 3x Warhammer 40,000 Missions for players to use in their own games. Character Enhancement – Love the digital paintovers in this issue’s Battle Report? This is how they were done. WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMARThe Legend of The White Dwarf – The history of our namesake, plus a whole load of new rules for him! Unleash Grombrindal, the White Dwarf in games of Age of Sigmar, Warhammer Underworlds, Warcry, and Cursed City. There's also a Warhammer Age of Sigmar battleplan and a mini-game using Grombrindal, the White Dwarf. Designers’ Notes: The White Dwarf – We reveal some design insights on the new model of Grombrindal, the White Dwarf. Painting Grombrindal – A stage-by-stage ’Eavy Metal Masterclass for the White-Bearded Ancestor himself! Shards of Divinity – The herald of an ancient aelven deity is born in this short story. A Tale of Four Warlords – It’s the final instalment of the series. See the warlords’ armies in all their majesty. WHITE DWARF ISSUE 500 SPECIAL FEATURESA 500-Dwarf Legacy – We take a look back at the long history of this illustrious magazine. The Cover Feature – ’Eavy Metal present six astounding dioramas. Each copy of issue 500 also comes with an A2-sized White Dwarf commemorative poster, plus a cardboard insert with a Grombrindal warscroll card for Warhammer Age of Sigmar, Grombrindal Hero card for Warhammer Quest: Cursed City, Grombrindal Warcry hero card and abilities card, Grombrindal Warhammer Underworlds hero card, a Reference card sheet for the Bunker Warhammer 40,000 mission of the month and Warhammer Age of Sigmar Battleplan of the month, a Bunker Achievement Card, 4x Warhammer Underworlds cards for a new way to play, and a collectible Munchkin card for Munchkin Warhammer 40,000.

White Dwarf is the official Warhammer magazine, packed with amazing monthly content – including new rules and background, short stories, regular columns, special guests, and more. Here’s what you can look forward to in the April issue: Contact! – Letters, questions, and pictures of miniatures sent in by you, our readers. Inside the Studio – What we've been painting recently. Also, a sneak peek of things to come... THE WHITE DWARF BUNKERAccess Granted! – An introduction to this month's action in the White Dwarf bunker. Challenges – Are you ready for our Psykers, Sorcerers and the Supernatural painting challenge? The Crusade Campaign – New Crusade relics and part two of our campaign. How is your Crusade going? Scenarios of the Month – New scenarios for Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar, plus a Warcry Battleplan Generator. Basic Training – Who has priority here? Hopefully, this issue's tactics guide will help you find out. Hobby Hangout – Part two of creating a colour scheme: taking an idea and turning it into units of models. Satellite Uplink – The Redditch Tabletop Gamers get in touch, and we take a closer look and magical models. WARHAMMER 40,000A Tale of Four Warlords – It's the final challenge for James, Rhu, Joe and Andy, and they have pulled out all the stops. Mysteries of the Crypteks – Chrono-psycho-techno-pyromancy. Is there anything Crypteks can't do? Well, eat... Tempus Purgatus – The first part in a short-long story set in the past-present-future of a Tech-priest. Temporal Abnormalities – You'll have the time of your life with these chronologically confusing Boarding Actions missions. Galactic War Hosts: Necron Dynasties – Painting and modelling inspiration dedicated to the true rulers of the galaxy. Army Gallery: Purge the Xenos – Golden Demon winner Martin Waller shares his stunning Deathwatch army with us. WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMARArk Arcana: The Faith and Priests of the Cults Unberogen – Do you have faith in the God-King Sigmar? You should join one of the Cults Unberogen. Dawnbringer Chronicles: The Rattle of the Pipes – Something sinister lurks in the sewers of Hammerhal in this short little tail... Rules of Engagement – You Messin'? Jimbo talks us through his top 10 narrative rules. Deathgorge Bladeborn – Six Bladeborn warbands migrate from Warhammer Underworlds into Warcry. OTHER GAMES NECROMUNDAThe Aranthian Succession: 130 Streets of Death – It's the final part of the studio's campaign. But who has triumphed in the underhive? SPECIAL FEATURESWorlds of Warhammer – From ancient grudges to new mutinies, find out how civil war makes civil hands unclean. Legacy of Defiance: IV – And it's also the final part in our Tome Keepers serial. What will be the fate of Istrouma? Each copy of issue 499 also comes with a cardboard insert, including the scenario of the month for Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar.

White Dwarf is the official Warhammer magazine, packed with amazing monthly content – including new rules and background, short stories, regular columns, special guests, and more. Here’s what you can look forward to in the March issue: Contact! – Letters, questions, and pictures of miniatures sent in by you, our readers. Inside the Studio – A cheeky peek at our preparations for the impending awesomeness that is issue 500! THE WHITE DWARF BUNKERAccess Granted! – An introduction to this month's action in the White Dwarf bunker. Challenges – Grab your brushes and join in with our Elite units painting challenge. The Crusade Campaign – Unlock new relics for your Crusade campaign, and read how the studio's campaign is going. Scenarios of the Month – New scenarios for Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar, and a Combat Patrol mission for Warhammer 40,000. Basic Training – Power up your chainsword, because this issue we tackle the Charge phase. Hobby Hangout – Emily tackles how to come up with a new colour scheme. Satellite Uplink – We hear from the Black Hole Wargamers. Plus, a gallery of your Elite units. WARHAMMER 40,000VanTarrion's Voidsmen – New rules for fielding a Rogue Trader and her definitely-not-piratical crew in Combat Patrol. Multiplayer Combat Patrol – Two players not enough for you on one table? How about three or even four? Lieutenant Titus of the Ultramarines – Explore the chequered history of Lieutenant Titus, star of the Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 video game. Stilled Faith Part III: Vanguard – Interrogator Kaseena Flamberg finds herself under armed guard. Many-armed guard. WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMARA Tale of Four Warlords – The penultimate part of the series sees the creation of the largest model to date! Ark Arcana: Beasts of the Galletian Depths – Moths, millipedes, spiders - doesn't sound that dangerous, does it? Well, you're wrong! Undefeated – Katakros is never defeated. NEVER! But Karash, his Liege-Immortis, has begun to have doubts. Gathering of Might – Sound the muster horn - it's time to play some absolutely huge games of Age of Sigmar! The Madness of Baron Veingulper – Baron Veingulper is back for more Cursed City action, with new rules and scenarios. OTHER GAMES WARCRYHunter and Hunted – The Wildercorps Hunters are on the prowl for Ogor Gorgers. KILL TEAMBlades of Khaine – Rules for using highly skilled teams of Aspect Warriors in Kill Team. Mon-keigh beware! SPECIAL FEATURESBattle Report: The End of All Things – Join us at the Black Gates of Mordor for the climactic battle in the Quest of the Ringbearer. Legacy of Defiance – The Tome Keepers are running out of time as the Word Bearers penetrate the All-vault. Each copy of issue 498 also comes with cardboard inserts, which include 1x double-sided rules card for the VanTarrion's Voidsmen, which contains Stratagems, Abilities, Secondary Objectives & Enhancements. Plus, there are 2x paint recipe cards, 2x Bunker Achievement cards, 3x Combat Patrol datasheets, and a double-sided card featuring the Bunker Scenarios of the month for Warhammer Age of Sigmar, and Warhammer 40,000.

White Dwarf is the official Warhammer magazine, packed with amazing monthly content – including new rules and background, short stories, regular columns, special guests, and more. Here’s what you can look forward to in the February issue: Contact! – Letters, questions, and pictures of miniatures sent in by you, the readers. Inside the Studio – A look at the games the White Dwarf staff have been playing recently. THE WHITE DWARF BUNKERAccess Granted! – An introduction to this month's action in the White Dwarf bunker. Challenges – Grab your brushes and join our Leaders and Heroes painting challenge. Scenarios of the Month – New scenarios for Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar, plus an exciting new way to play Warhammer Underworlds. Basic Training – In this issue, we learn how to deal with the myriad undead threats of the Flesh-eater Courts. Hobby Hangout – What are all-over washes, and how can you use them to paint your models? Satellite Uplink – We hear from our Bunker of the Month – Long Island Wargamers. Plus, a gallery of your Leaders and Heroes! WARHAMMER 40,000Vashtorr the Arkifane: An Inquisitor's Analysis – Inquisitor Coteaz turns the eyes of the Ordo Malleus upon the Arkifane. Stilled Faith Part II: Phobos – The Black Consuls join Kaseena Flamberg in her investigation of a Genestealer Cult. A Tale of Four Warlords – James, Joe, Andy, and Rhuairidh continue their quest for galactic dominance. Insidious Infiltrators – If you like Lictors, you'll love these rules for fielding stealthy Tyranids in Combat Patrol. Scout Squad Kill Team – Full rules for fielding Space Marine Scouts in Kill Team. Sneaky sneaky! WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMARStrongholds of the Realms – Part two of the series looks closer at fortresses. This time, Order and Destruction! Fantastic War Hosts: Lumineth Realm-Lords – An extravaganza of light and colour in this inspirational hobby gallery full of aelves. Spear of Darkness – Treachery and in-fighting abound in the darkest reaches of the Varanspire. The Madness of Baron Veingulper Part I – New rules and scenarios for using Flesh-eater Courts in Warhammer Quest: Cursed City. OTHER GAMESWARHAMMER: THE OLD WORLDBattle Report: Border War –The Kingdom of Bretonnia and Tomb Kings of Khemri go to war in our first Warhammer: The Old World Battle Report! SPECIAL FEATURESLegacy of Defiance – In part II of this Tome Keepers serial story, Librarian Ushizar delves into his past. Worlds of Warhammer – Join us on a trip to Ghyran, the Realm of Life. Please leave the foliage how you found it. Each copy of issue 497 also comes with cardboard inserts, which include 1x double-sided rules card for the Insidious Infiltrators Combat Patrol, which contains Stratagems, abilities, secondary objectives, and Enhancements. Plus, there are 2x paint recipe cards, 2x Bunker Achievement cards, 3x Combat Patrol datasheets, and a double-sided card featuring the Bunker Scenarios of the month for Warhammer Age of Sigmar and Warhammer 40,000.

Key Features Features a shock absorption system designed to safely store and carry your miniatures Can hold miniatures on a 25-40mm round base and up to a 75mm oval base Suitable for transporting Kill Team squads, Warcry warbands, and other similarly-sized units The Stormvault Skirmish Case is ideal for transporting and protecting your Citadel miniatures. The revolutionary miniature shock absorption system has been specially designed to fit skirmish squad-size collections quickly and easily without the chore of cutting and shaping foam to fit. The case is lined with smooth silicone bristles that close together with the lid and grip your miniatures in place securely, protecting them from damage. The two halves allow you to use one side like a tray to place models in before sealing the case with the other, using the clips located around the edge, and each half of the case features a rubber top to help prevent it from falling or sliding off a table. The bristles are precisely spaced to hold any type of miniature on a 25-40mm round base and up to a 75mm oval base. The bristles have been designed to follow the path of least resistance, moving around even the thinnest piece of plastic, and are completely smooth, so there is no snagging, even with the pointiest spear or a delicate leaf. Measuring 278x220x41.5mm, the Stormvault Skirmish Case is an ideal way to carry a Kill Team squad, Warcry warband, Blood Bowl team, Necromunda gang, Warhammer Underworlds warband, or any small, but elite, force of miniatures.

Key Features Loaded with Bunker content, including new scenarios for Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar, plus articles for Blood Bowl, Warcy, and more Includes features on Terminator Armour, T’au Septs, a Hammerhal who’s who, and free fiction Includes card inserts with a Warhammer 40,000 rules reference sheet, plus Bunker scenarios and cards White Dwarf is Games Workshop's premium Warhammer magazine, packed with amazing monthly content – including new rules and background, short stories, regular columns, special guests, and more. Here’s what you can look forward to in the August issue: Contact!Letters, questions and pictures of miniatures sent in by you, our readers. Worlds of WarhammerWhat inspires the start of a Warhammer collection? Andy Clark investigates. Inside the StudioA look at the models we’ve painted and the games we’ve played in the studio this month. WHITE DWARF BUNKERAccess Granted!An introduction to this month’s action taking place in the White Dwarf Bunker. ChallengesWhat will you paint for the Leaders and Heroes painting challenge? The Combat Patrol LeagueThe studio satellite’s Combat Patrol league is now running at full tilt. How is yours going? Scenario of the MonthNew scenarios for Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar, plus a Warhammer Underworlds league. Includes the Amidst the Maelstrom Scenario for Warhammer 40,000 and The Battle of Black Skies for Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Also includes guidance for running a month-long league for games of Warhammer Underworlds: Wyrdhollow. Basic TrainingGaming and tactical advice. This issue: coming up with a battleplan in Warhammer Age of Sigmar. Features Jimbo Warth, a games developer in the Age of Sigmar team. Hobby HangoutRegular army painting advice. This time, we look at getting Space Marines ready for battle. Satellite UplinkNews and painting challenge entries from Bunker satellite clubs around the world. Features Bunker of the Month: Etone College and Leaders and Heroes from staff and readers. WARHAMMER 40,000A Tale of Four WarlordsThe warlords complete their Combat Patrols and get their first games in. Galactic Warhosts: T'au SeptsEmbrace the Greater Good and bear witness to this gallery of beautifully painted miniatures. Crux TerminatusA treatise on the ultimate in personal protection: Tactical Dreadnought armour. WARHAMMER AGE OF SIGMARArk Arkana: Grand EnclaveA disquisition on the structure, traditions and personages of the Conclave of Hammerhal. A massive lore article with background on numerous individuals within Hammerhal. Rules of EngagementHow does the background of the Warhammer settings influence the rules for the games? Louis Aguilar, a games developer for Warhammer Age of Sigmar, investigates. Illuminations: Celestial EnlightenmentThe studio artists explain how they approach illustrating the enigmatic Seraphon. Harbingers of WarThe miniatures designers share their insights on the Dawnbringers Harbingers. Turn of the WheelA loyal soldier of Hammerhal brings news from the front lines of a Dawnbringer Crusade. WARCRYMight and MadnessQuests and campaign rules for Stormcast Eternals and Flesh-eater Courts in Warcry. Includes some of the rules content from Nightmare Quest, provides the Questor Soulsworn and the Royal Beastflayers, each with three Quests and associated Rewards and a collection of Background Tables. Also features the rules for the Realmshaper Engine Gnarlwood Terrain. WARHAMMER: THE HORUS HERESYBorn of WarIntroducing the Inductii – a gallery of new recruits for the Horus Heresy. BLOOD BOWLThe Forge Bowl ContinuesIn part two of this series (or should that be season?) we find out the winners of the league. SPECIAL FEATURESBlack Library – The Light of the EmperorIn this short story, Ultramarines fight to protect a band of zealots from rampaging Tyranids. Written by Darius Hinks. Each copy of issue 491 also comes with card inserts, including a double-sided rules reference sheet for the new edition of Warhammer 40,000, two new Bunker scenarios – one each for Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar – a set of cards for the Bunker Warhammer Underworlds League, and two Bunker achievement cards.

Key Features Customise your boarding patrols and kill teams with space hulk-themed bases 60 sculpted infantry bases in three different sizes, with loads of designs Also includes over 50 pieces of basing material, including grates and vox-units Prepare your boarding patrols and kill teams to step into the labyrinthine passageways of an ancient space hulk with this set of textured and sculpted Citadel bases. These highly-detailed infantry bases are designed to perfectly match Gallowdark terrain sets and voidcraft-themed gaming boards, and can also suit a range of other industrial environments. In addition to the bases, this kit contains loads pieces of grim and industrial basing material to add detail and narrative elements to your miniatures, such as gantry sections, broken grille panels, discarded fans, shattered gauges, and time-worn vox relays. The kit includes:- 60x textured and scenic plastic bases:- 20x 25mm round bases- 20x 28.5mm round bases- 20x 32mm round bases- 54x decorative scenery elements:- 4x large gantry/flooring plates- 4x broken large gantry/flooring plates- 6x grilles- 6x broken grille plates- 10x small gantry/flooring plate pieces- 24x damaged hardware items, including vox relays, fans, and gauges. The contents of this set are supplied unpainted and require assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints.

Incredibly detailed, designed to make your scenery pieces stand out on the gaming table by adding extra layers of detail to their bases, Barbed Bracken is flexible plastic scenery with myriad uses. In total, you get 144 pieces of bracken in this kit – plenty for adding to the bases of an entire army, or decorating a Realm of Battle set – with 48 large pieces, 32 medium pieces and 64 small pieces. This scenery can be attached to virtually anything you wish to create thick fields of bracken, and is held firmly in place with a dash of super glue. It can be sprayed with Citadel spray paints – the paint won’t chip or flake off when the bracken is flexed into place, meaning the incredible details will be kept!

Key Features Hobby knife with advanced safety features Ergonomic, weighted handle for a sturdy feel Allows maximum precision and control Every Warhammer hobbyist needs a hobby knife, so the Citadel Tools design team created one just for them. It features a fully sculpted hard plastic handle, and incorporates a number of clever features for safety and convenience: – Fixed single slot blade barrel, ensuring perfect alignment– Ribbed shroud behind the blade, allowing safer downward pressure and maximum precision– Ergonomic handle to reduce hand fatigue, and prevent rolling on your desk– Back-weighted design, so it’s less likely to fall with the blade down– Blade changing thread recessed into the handle so the blade doesn’t loosen during use– Blade cap The Citadel Tools Knife also comes with a pack of six replacement blades in a container.

Key Features Cutters designed to remove plastic components from the frame Ultra slim blades and a flush back help achieve close and controlled cuts Long handles and rubberised ergonomic grip require less force and reduce fatigue Modern Citadel plastic kits are packed with details, extras, and add-on bits, including some very small pieces. The Citadel Tools design team had these fine details in mind when they redesigned the beloved cutters used by so many Warhammer hobbyists. This new set of Super Fine Detail Cutters includes a number of improved features:– Ultra thin blades (about three times smaller than the previous model) allow you to get into tight spaces with ease, increasing visibility and control– Blades meet perfectly flush on the back, reducing the amount of additional cleanup needed and reducing the risk of pieces pinging away when used properly– Bump-stopping design makes it impossible to mash the blades together with too much pressure, which means they’ll stay sharp for longer– Rubberised contoured handles, including flares near the blades for added control, precision, and safety.– Extended handles to reduce the pressure required to make a cut, reducing hand fatigue

The mouldline remover tool is used to remove mould lines from Games Workshop miniatures. Just draw the tool along the mould lines to easily scrape them away and prepare your miniatures for undercoating.  

Key Features Drill tiny holes in the barrels of your tiny guns, and pin small parts in place Ergonomic design incorporates a number of safety features Includes four drill bits in two sizes, perfect for a wide range of models, including a storage container Do you want to drill tiny holes in your miniature gun barrels so they look like they could fire miniature bullets? Want to experiment with pinning hard-to-fix pieces in place when building and converting your miniatures? A reliable drill suitable for use on miniatures can be used in all manner of ways, and the Citadel Tools design team were eager to take on the challenge of redesigning the hobby drill to make it easier and safer to use by incorporating a number of design features:– Designed primarily in a light-weight hard plastic to reduce hand fatigue– Ergonomic shape incorporating ridges and grooves increases control and allows you to safely exert pressure– Bit-securing barrel is recessed into the handle, so it won’t unscrew during use– Freely rotating end cap allowing you to push down gently and rotate at the same time– Includes four bits in two sizes, perfect for a wide variety of Citadel model kits, stored in their own container when not in use

The Citadel Figure Cases are the perfect way to transport and protect your Citadel miniatures. Containing one set of our revolutionary channel foam, the Citadel Battle Figure Case has been specially designed to fit almost any model that we make, any shape and size, quickly and easily without the chore of cutting and shaping to fit. Packing and unpacking the case is absurdly quick and easy; any model, however pointy, placed anywhere within the channels will be protected as well as if you’d spent countless hours hacking away at a custom fit. You’ll free up more time to concentrate on games, painting or just showing off your miniatures collection. The channel foam is as efficient a use of space as possible, allowing you to store more models more safely than any other case. Have a look at the images or check out the video in the tab to the right to to get a taste for just how life-changingly excellent these cases are - you won’t be able to work out how you lived without them. It’s ok. Those dark times are over now. We know that you want the best protection for your miniatures - the foam inside the case is slightly larger than the case itself, and will compress around the figures when closed, ensuring a minimum of movement for any miniature.. It also has nylon catches, so if you should drop it the catches won’t break. To ensure the robustness of the stress points, a metal hinge runs along the back, strengthening and adding a reassuring weightiness.. We also know that space can be at a premium when storing models, so the Skirmish and Battle cases have been designed to stack on top of each other for easy storage. We’ve put a lot of effort and research into making the case as comfortable as possible to transport, with ergonomically-designed handles for maximum grip - and the lid locks open, meaning no terrible accidents crushing your beloved miniatures on the gaming table.

The synthetic M Layer brush is, quite possibly, the single most useful brush you will ever own. While we've designed it to give you perfect layer coats every time, it's also serviceable for basing, washing, or anything else you could think of as far as painting your models is concerned. As a Citadel STC brush, the bristles have been made out of the finest 100% synthetic fibres Games Workshop have ever produced, helping to maintain the ideal brush shape and prevent curling at the tip. This brush has been carefully designed to paint any level of detail you might encounter. It's an excellent companion to regular Citadel brushes, and designed to work perfectly with the Citadel Colour paint range.

You may have noticed a common theme amongst models and scenery pieces from the Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar ranges – skulls. They’re everywhere, decorating the walls of Khornate keeps and hanging from the belts of fearsome warriors. But we don’t think there are enough skulls out there… Enter the Citadel Skulls. This is a box of 340 (yes, three hundred and forty!) plastic skulls, designed for the hobbyist to decorate scenery, bases and models as they see fit. There are even 20 extra jawbones! Here’s a breakdown of the number and type of the 340 (!) skulls in the box: - 82 human skulls with jawbones; - 86 human skulls without jawbones; - 15 human jawbones; - 60 assorted damaged human skulls; - 2 giants’ skulls; - 1 Morghast skull (in 2 components); - 1 beast skull (in 2 components); - 4 small horned skulls; - 4 medium horned skulls; - 3 large horned skulls; - 7 bird skulls; - 2 Chaos beast skulls; - 6 plaguebearer skulls; - 6 Bloodletter skulls; - 10 T'au skulls; - 5 Kroot skulls; - 6 alien skulls; - 21 Genestealer Hybrid skulls; - 20 Ork skulls without jaws; - 5 Ork jawbones; - 7 Ork skulls with jaws open; - 7 Ork skulls with jaws.   - as well as 15 human jawbones; - 5 Ork jawbones.   Skulls!

Key Features Holds miniatures firmly for spraying basecoats with less mess Slim, rotating head allows full access to all sides of your models Compatible with Citadel Colour Sub-assembly Holder parts The concept of the Citadel Colour Spray Stick is simple. You use the elastic bands to pin your models in place on the rotating head while you securely hold the pistol-grip handle. The slim, roomy design gives you unfettered access to every nook and cranny of your miniatures, allowing you to spray up to 10 models faster and more thoroughly than ever. The Spray Stick can securely hold bases up to 65mm round. The Spray Stick will quickly become an essential tool once you’ve tried it, keeping your hands clean(er) during the messy process of undercoating. It’s been expertly designed to work with the new range of modular hobby tools to enhance your painting and modelling experience. The circular sockets at the ends of each arm are perfectly sized to accommodate Sub-assembly Holders, allowing you to spray those fiddly bits right alongside the rest of the model for consistent finish and coverage. You’ll find an extra set of sturdy elastic bands in the package, which will last for many a happy project. Miniatures displayed in images are for scale purposes only and are not included with this product.  

Key Features Securely holds fiddly bits in place while you work Makes it easier to paint small, vital components, like heads and weapons, before completing assembly of the final model Compatible with a wide range of Citadel Colour painting accessories The Citadel Colour Sub-assembly Holder contains 44 expertly-designed Part Holders. They’re made of the same plastic as Citadel models, which means you can drill small holes or use glue to attach the pegs, before simply clipping the bits off when you’re finished. You’ll also get two fluted bases for the Part Holders, which fit neatly into the Citadel Colour Painting Handle for comfortable painting sessions. Go on and paint those eyeballs! The Citadel Colour Sub-assembly Holder kit has been expertly designed to work with a range of modular hobby tools to enhance your painting and modelling experience. It’s the lynchpin of a sub-assembly painting process, as the Part Holders fit neatly into the circular sockets found on the Citadel Colour Spray Stick, Painting Handle XL, and Assembly Stand. This allows you to keep a consistent colour and finish when painting components separately from the rest of the model, and it also gives you the tools you need to manage and organise sprawling, complicated projects. It’s the solution you never knew you needed. Miniatures displayed in images are for scale purposes only and are not included with this product.