And ALL of this comes in a single box! As you can see, it’s everything you need to start a new Waaagh! or to easily add to your existing greenskin horde. Da Merch Its dark and brooding cover was shown off on May 4, and a plethora of Chaos announcements came hot on its heels. During Warhammer Fest 2022 (May 4 – May 7), we saw a whole new range of horrible (lovely) Chaos Space Marine models. The minimum squad size for Beast Snagga Boyz is 10, so you can even split these into two separate units. Eldar: They've only had one box in six years. A box with the Avatar of Khaine as centerpiece and the recent range refresh seems like a no-brainer

Space Marines were always going to be the longest book, with their 8,000,000 different units and bountiful sub-faction rules – but the 9th Edition codex is a seriously chonky tome,incorporating a whole raft of new rules from the Psychic Awakening series and the Adeptus Astartes’ own new Crusade rules. Right here on Warhammer Community, we’ll be gearing up for the release of the Beast Snagga Boyz box with daily Ork news – the best kind of news. As well as showing off the new sprues in detail, we’ll be sharing some of our favourite rules from the codex so that you’re ready to Waaagh! when it drops. The box is absolutely stuffed with Orks and ravenous squigs – not only do you get 26 new Ork miniatures, the set comes with an exclusive version of the new Ork codex with bespoke Beast Snagga artwork, a set of Ork datacards, and a transfer sheet.We were introduced to these preposterous contraptions during last week’s massive Octarius Mission Briefin g preview. Effectively Wurrboy pulpits bristling with heavy weaponry and able to transport a mob of ornery boyz, Rig s pulled by gigantic, slavering Tramplasquigs are the Beast Snaggas’ preferred runaround – even though there are clearly bits falling off all the time. This Battleforce is a great foundation for a Leagues of Votann army, as it’s exactly 750 points of great units. If you pair the Defenders of the Ancestors up with a Combat Patrol box, you almost have an army that could take on anything! If you build out from there, you can have a 2000 point of height challenged individuals in no time! Tyranids – Onslaught Swarm As snow begins to fall and friends gather to exchange gifts, who better to loot an enticing bounty of presents than the Beast Snaggas? These green-hued big game hunters are ready to scrap, led by legendary everything-killer Mozrog Skragbad – who can be built as a standard Beastboss on Squigosaur, if you prefer – at the head of three Squighog Boyz and a Nob on Smasha Squig. They’re joined by a Painboss medic and a mob of 10 Beast Snagga Boyz, who mount up in a psyker-strapped Kill Rig – which can alternatively be built as a Hunta Rig and a psychic Wurrboy on foot – to keep up with the cavalry for a jolly old winter punch-up. Cadian Defence Force Ride down your foes and reap a bountiful tithe of bone with the Praetorian Spearhead, commanded by Arch-Kavalos Zandtos and his bodyguard of five Kavalos Deathriders. Four elite Morghast constructs swoop from the skies, while a Gothizzar Harvester reanimates the fallen and reinforces the 20 Mortek Guard who march unrelentingly across the battlefield.**

There are 51 datasheets, including rules for the magnificent new Szarekh, the Silent Kingmodel, as well as theNecrons’numerous other glorious new models, all their new armyrules, Crusade content and other nuts and bolts. GW shied away from releasing any hard-and-fasttimings for upcoming codexes after that, as the underlying production issueshampering book releases persisted. We’ve also got a special treat for fans of the Mortal Realms and real-time strategy games – a special Hang Out and Play Twitch stream starring the Warhammer TV team and Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin creators Frontier Developments. They’ll be clashing in intense 2v2 multiplayer games, delving into the Map Creator, and chatting with designer Sandy Sammarco about the game. This stream is going live on Friday 10th November at 5:30pm GMT, so don’t miss it! And last, but not least, the Orkz will also stomp their way into the lineup of Christmas boxes. This year, the theme of Beast Snaggas continue – hence the name of the Battleforce – with Mozrog Skragbad leading his best Boyz into battle. From our friends at Koyo, two phenomenal advent calendars and new Mystery Pin collections arrive for Christmas. Whether you’re a fan of Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer Age of Sigmar, or both, there’s something for you.Speaking of leaders, you may have noticed a particularly conspicuous gentleman with a rather wild crop of hair hanging around. Zodgrod Wortsnagga** is one of a rare breed – a Runtherd for hire shunned by Ork society for his wild and preposterous ideas. His supposedly absurd theory? Maybe grots aren’t entirely useless after all.

The Warboss has a decent amount of variation, with a couple of different poses and some extra bits. Prior to releasing the new T’au Empire book, GW published a string ofreveals outlining much improved subfaction rules for the six different T’au Septs, as well as totally reworked rules for the Mont’ka and Kauyon Tactical Philosophies; Crusade narrative rules including options for something called ‘diplomacy’; and an array of terrifyingly up-powered ranged weaponry(with accompanying Relics) that, by all accounts, are Making T’au Shooting Scary Again. Bury your foes in a relentless tide of claws with the Onslaught Swarm, one of the most terrifying assemblages of Tyranid monstrosities ever stuffed into a box. A massive Norn Emissary joins up with a Winged Hive Tyrant – which can also be built as a ground bound Hive Tyrant or Swarmlord – to lead a tide of 20 leaping, scything Hormagaunts and 10 ravening Genestealers, with a pair of Ripper Swarms to boot. Exalted of the Red Angel Sagitaurs have been hard to get, Land Fortresses are great, and Hearthguard is probably the best unit in the army, so this is a fantastic box!After a decade of tinkering, the Speed Freakz unleashed fresh designs in 2018, with six eclectic new buggies including James Workshop’s personal favourite , the Boomdakka Snazzwagon. In 2008, the fourth edition of Codex: Orks launched with new Wartrukks and Battlewagons. These doubled down on the scrap-metal chic and encouraged Ork players to create some incredibly inventive kustom jobs.