Warhammer 40,000 11th Edition is on the horizon. It was announced at Adepticon in March 2026. Here’s what you should know to be ready for it along with our answers to a few FAQs. We’ll update this as new information comes to light.
When will 11th Edition arrive?
The smart money is on Summer 2026. Games Workshop releases a new major edition of most of their games every three years and 10th edition went up for pre-order on 11th June 2023.
Will existing models be compatible?
Yes! People spend a lot of time and money on their miniatures. Obsoleting them all when a new edition lands would cause riots.
Sometimes models “go to Legends”. These are typically models which GW don’t make any more (often because they were designed in the days of metal and resin so are expensive to produce and don’t look very good) or which were produced for different game systems. This doesn’t happen to a great many models each edition, and when it does GW provide rules for a few years so you can still play them in causal games.
Sometimes models get replaced with newer designs, but you can still use the old designs (although if their base side changes than you are encouraged to rebase them or add base extenders).
Will be existing books be compatible?
Yes (at least army rules will).
GW tend to do two kinds of updates for new editions. Ones that give the rules a major overhaul and break compatibility with everything, and ones which are more of a refinement of the current system.
GW have told us that 11th edition is going to use the existing 10th edition army rules (so your Codexes will still be good). They haven’t mentioned missions so don’t expect your 10th edition battleplans from White Dwarf, Chapter Approved, and Crusade supplements to carry forward.
Will I need to buy a new Codex?
Yes, but not immediately.
When the 11th edition Codex for a faction is released it will obsolete the 10th edition one (or the free rules download if there isn’t a valid Codex for an existing faction).
However, the Codexes are released slowly over the first two years or so of the edition’s lifecycle (with the Codexes for the two factions in the launch box being the first two). Until then your existing Codex will be fine.
Launch box? What is in it?
GW opens an edition with a chunky discount bundle deal. This time around it is Armageddon.
Most of the contents are still under wraps; we do know that it will contain new sculpts for Space Marine Intercessors and Ork Boyz. They are staple units so this set to be a great starting point for anyone wanting to start one of those factions but a bit lackluster for players who have got a lot of those troop types already.
Mentioned on the live steam and in the cinematic trailer we may also see:
A new Ork walker
A redesigned landspeeder
New Vanguard Veterans
A Chaplain
Since the announcement we have started to get additional model previews:
If it is anything like 10th edition’s Leviathan then you’ll get a chunky hardback copy of the setting background and core rules, the accessories needed for matched play games, and a big pile of miniatures for the two launch factions. It’s a very tempting pile of cheap plastic ideal for luring hobbyists over the new the edition (since most of the models won’t have rules for the previous edition).
Launch factions?
Editions arrive with a narrative about a big campaign between two factions. One of them is always Space Marines (they are astonishingly popular models) while the other changes each time. Armageddon is a classic battleground of the setting where the Orks have been waging war with the Imperium for almost as long as Warhammer 40,000 has existed.
I want to start playing, should I wait?
No! Dive in!
GW produces new material at a tremendous rate. If you wait for the next big thing then there will only be another next big thing when it arrives. Dive in, have fun.
If you start with a Combat Patrol box you’ll get the core of an army at a discount price and can play games using the Combat Patrol game mode. This let’s you get started quickly by tweaking the rules so you can pit the contents of one Combat Patrol box against another. It’s a great way to learn to play and the rules for it are completely free to download from Warhammer-Community. You’ll need the core rules (as you do for any Warhammer 40,000 game), the combat patrol rules (which has the missions for these small scale games), and the rules for the specific combat patrol box (which replace the need to buy a Codex) you are using.
What rules changes can we expect?
We had some tidbits at the announcement:
Detachments now cost detachment points and you can include multiple in one army.
The Chapter Approved rule that limits you to 2 (or 4 for Battleline) copies of any given unit is now a core rule.
Some enhancements can be applied to non-character units
Your choice of detachments will influence your scoring rules. There are 5 force dispositions and each detachment has one or more of them. These describe the general type of missions that it is good at (a little like Kill Team archetypes) and the primary mission will be determined by the combination of force dispositions picked by both players.
Circular objectives are being replaced by terrain footprints
Terrain rules are getting a shake up including cover bonuses helping against hit rolls instead of helping saving throws
One Stratagem per unit per phase so you can’t turn a unit into a god-tier unit by spamming command points at it
You cannot target a unit that has not shot if it is in a piece of terrain too far away. This means that, during deployment especially, you can keep units safe until they get involved. This may see an end to the popular house rule that the ground floor of ruins have solid walls even if modeled otherwise.
In the Combat Phase, Fast Rolling by default (the rules are now written to roll dice together instead of it being an optional thing if you can work out that all the dice are equal)
Strikes First units belonging to the active player go first (it sounds like it still alternates one at a time, but the active player gets to pick first). There’s an implication that the charge bonus and the strikes first ability are being unmerged.
Pile-in and Consolidate have been split out from Combat. So you pile in with every unit, then you fight with every unit, then you consolidate with every unit.
Charging target selection is now after rolling to see how far you can charge. This removes the gamble of trying to charge a tasty unit that is further away from a less attractive victim.
Combat Disembark: Units can exit a transport directly into combat with an enemy unit (but will be battleshocked)
Leaders are assigned to units at list building time but keep the benefits of leadership if their bodyguard is killed.
No doubt there will be more to come. On an episode of How We Roll on Warhammer TV one of the designers mentioned that making wargear options free had been limiting, so we might see a return to weapon choices having variable points costs.
Will the Mobile App be supported?
Yes. It is getting a “huge refresh” there are “loads of things coming for it”.
The first new feature will be wider language support with English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. This will start with core, mission and Combat Patrol rules.
In the first post-Adepticon update we learned that it is going to include a scoreboard and the ability to see your opponent’s data sheets during the game.
What is going to happen to Chaos Daemons?
We don’t know. Here are the facts:
They only received downloadable rules in 10th edition; there was no Codex.
They are a reasonably large range of models that are cross-compatible between AoS and 40K and GW tends to avoid that
What could happen? The most speculative bit of the post here, but here’s my top three guesses:
The faction could be removed making them locked to the God-specific Chaos factions. Possibly with rules that allow them to be allies of Chaos Space Marines. Possibly with a detachment that mirrors the Age of Sigmar Slaves to Darkness Army of Renown that is all demons.
The faction could be revamped and relaunched with new daemons that are more sci-fi in appearance to separate their model range from the AoS variety.
Nothing in particular. They just get an 11th edition Codex.
Why a new edition anyway?
Bluntly: money.
New editions sell really well. That makes money and money is why GW produces the game.
Editions also generate huge amounts of buzz in the media, social media, and elsewhere which brings in new players. New players are fantastic!
They keep the game alive. People drift away from the game all the time and, without new players, the number of people playing the game would eventually shrink. It’s great to have a game with a huge player base! You can find a local store with a community to play games with. There’s a tournament you can enter going on somewhere in the country almost every week.
Does keeping up with rules changes hurt the brain and the wallet sometimes? Well, it does mine, but I’d rather that then see the game petter out.
Would it be better if editions didn’t come around so quickly? I’d prefer it, but the three-year cycle is working for GW and I don’t see them stepping away from it too soon.
Warhammer 40,000 is a phenomenal success; the benefits of it being so large are a reward for putting up with the rules churn.
Publisher of tabletop RPGs, wargames, and board games, Modiphius Entertainment Ltd. has today launched the pre-order for two new Fallout: Painters Busts – the NCR Ranger and T-60 Armor.
Available to pre-order from today, Thursday 11th December, the NCR Ranger Painters Bust is available for £30 / $40 and the T-60 Painters Bust for £35 / $45, with both being fulfilled in March 2026.
The iconic and distinct Veteran Rangers’ pre-War riot armor helmet houses some of the NCR’s most elite soldiers. Repurposing the riot armor inspires confidence in the NCR’s citizens and fear in its enemies. Meanwhile, a marvel of West Tek engineering, the suit of T-60 powered combat infantry armor provided the most advanced armor frame in the United States armed forces before the Great War. Its helmet combines an air filtration system for radioactive fallout protection, a bullet-resistant visor, headlamp, and sensory ports that allow the operator to listen to their surroundings.
Also available to pre-order today for £35 / $45, the Fallout: Factions Crew Folio expands the popular wargame Fallout: Factions from its original crews, offering players new factions, faction options, campaign styles, and a collection of new Legends to hire.
Releasing in March 2026 alongside the painters busts, this tome collects previously published additional material for Fallout: Factions, along with revised content from the Battle for Nuka-World starter set and brand-new ways to expand players’ fast-paced skirmish games. When pre-ordering, customers will receive a free promo model of The Rogue Knight.
Included in the new Crew Folio:
Control and Reach Campaigns are refined and made playable by any crew. New Control Quest Lines for the four crews from the Fallout: Factions core rulebook.
Brand new subfactions, along with four subfactions for the Brotherhood of Steel, Super Mutants, Survivors, and Wasteland Raiders.
Updated versions of the Disciples, Operators, and Pack crews from the ‘Battle for Nuka-World’ starter set.
Updated crew lists for the Gunners, Cult of the Mothman, Zetan aliens, Children of Atom, and Trappers, along with a brand-new all-robotic crew helmed by the fearsome Mechanist!
Rules to recruit robotic and creature companions to your crew, from unimposing eyebots to horrifying deathclaws.
A collection of Legends of the Wasteland to hire, including High Confessor Tektus, the Operators’ William Black, and the Disciples’ Dixie.
The Fallout: Factions Crew Folio requires the Fallout: Factions Core Rulebook to use.
It’s the day we’ve all been waiting for! The day when we spend the cash we’ve been putting aside to buy Christmas presents for our loved ones on Plastic crack instead!
I had the opportunity to play through the first scenario earlier this week, and I’ve got to say it’s refreshing from Cursed City.
Two of us, who didn’t know how to play, had managed to set up, play the game, and finish the scenario in just 40 minutes.
The book of maps is a massive benefit to the tiles you get in Cursed City, and the models are beautiful.
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Plastic kits have been recently announced at Essen! No longer do you have to rely on Etsy or a 3D Printer.
Starting with the Prussian Strosstrupen Warband. If you’re interested in pre-ordering the kit, you can get them from direct from the Trench Crusade website. This kit will be released on 22nd November.
The Stosstruppen of the Free State of Prussia are amongst the most storied and fearsome of New Antioch’s soldiers. Storming through the twisting web of trenches that scar No Man’s Land, they move with peerless coordination as they deliver their famously brutal shock assaults. Even a small force of these noble warriors can smash through the toughest Heretic fortifications with nothing more than a hail of grenades, a furious flurry of clubs, and a jaw clenched with gritted teeth and prayer.
The Prussian Stosstruppen Warband box contains a complete starter force for the Free States of Prussia, a New Antioch variant.
The warband includes 8 models: 1 x Hauptmann, 1 x Feldkaplane, 3 x Stosstruppen, 3 x Yeomen
This plastic kit builds eight models, each with two assembly options. Choose from a selection of weapons, equipment, and head swaps.
After years of toiling in secret were interrupted by the idiotic plans of the Skaven, the Helsmiths of Hashut have accelerated their plans for total domination, and now march into battle under choking clouds of ash. Their ambition knows no bounds, and they see all the realms and their peoples as resources to exploit in an arrogant quest for power.
Battletome: Helsmiths of Hashut is your 90-page guide to the latest army in Warhammer Age of Sigmar, duardin who worship the tyrannical god Hashut, who claims to be a forgotten ancestor god. From him they learned how to entrap daemons in their weapons, which they use to devastating effect. You can learn all about their history through pages of exciting lore supported by gorgeous art and miniatures photography, and practise their destructive craft on the tabletop with a full suite of battle traits, enhancements, and warscrolls, as well as two Regiments and Armies of Renown, a Spearhead, and Path to Glory rules.
This book will also be available in a smaller gamer’s edition, which includes a full set of 32 reference cards. This version will be available only while stocks last.
As one of the most ancient mortals still living in the Age of Sigmar – depending on where you draw the line on the slann and a few other characters – it is said Urak Taar learned how to shackle daemons from Hashut himself. He has created countless weapons and daemon engines, and continues to practise cruel magic in an attempt to reach godhood himself, even though he should have succumbed to the stone-flesh curse many centuries ago. As the leader of the Forge Anathema, he rides into battle atop the bronze-bodied Ghorrakos, an Infernal Taurus that displays a frightening degree of sentience.
This kit can also build a Daemonsmith on Infernal Taurus, who uses their position atop a living statue to cast powerful sorceries and turn the tide of battle, before charging in to skewer and crush their pitiful foes with their living statue mounts. The Daemonsmith has two head options and two options for each arm, while the Infernal Taurus has two pairs of horns to choose from, plus a forehead gem with and without smoke emitting from it.
By learning the teachings of Hashut, Daemonsmiths become masters of infernal mechanisms and magics that evoke the fire of the forges. Their towering arrogance and unquenchable desire for power make them natural leaders, and in battle they use their skills to empower nearby daemon engines.
The kit can also build an Ashen Elder. These priests sit high in the hierarchy of the temples dedicated to the Father of Darkness. They wield sacred Black Hammers in battle as they bellow hateful orations, while keeping a close eye on their soldiers to make sure they are acting with an appropriate degree of fanaticism…
Each ziggurat’s royal clans are ruled by a War Despot, a brutish tyrant swollen with dark power and clad in the finest armour crafted by the forges. They demand that their underlings triumph in all things, or perish in ignominy, and set at their rivals with large daemonflame glaives, which crackle thanks to the daemonic essence bound within.
The image of the taurus is holy to the Helsmiths, and so the mutants called Bull Centaurs are worshipped by the Zharrdron as if they were living demigods. With their every whim and desire catered for, their egos swell to colossal size, to the point that they view their enemies as inferior beings to be crushed under hoof or by swinging maul.
This box can build three Bull Centaurs, or three Anointed Sentinels – a more zealous breed who are raised as temple guards. They stand watch over the battlefield and recount scripture as the Helsmiths desolate all before them, launching brutal counter-charges if their foe tries to interfere. Bull Centaurs have a set of four interchangeable horns, while Anointed Sentinels have a set of three interchangeable masks, and the kit also comes with a Helsmiths of Hashut transfer sheet with 450 transfers.
The Infernal Cohort are the backbone of every Zharrdron army, drawn primarily from the royal clans, who have chosen to repay their wages of toil by seeking glory on the battlefield rather than choking in forges. Those with Hashutite blades are experts in running their foes down, hacking away with brutal efficiency, while regiments that wield Hashutite spears form armoured walls that are able to stand their ground against the most brutal of charges.
This box contains 11 miniatures – 10 Infernal Cohort and a gong-carrying hobgrot. One of the duardin can be built as a champion with a hammer and shield, or with a two-handed axe, one can be built as a standard bearer with three head options and three banner toppers to choose from, and one can be built as a musician, whose hobgrot attendant has two head options. Standard Infernal Cohort miniatures all feature separate left arms that are interchangeable between minis, and shields, which are also interchangeable. This box also contains a Helsmiths of Hashut transfer sheet with 450 transfers.*
Few know the true provenance of the Dominator Engines, walking mechanised constructs that are created in the image of the Bullfather. Within their furnace-bellies burns a conflagration of tormented daemon-essence, which lends their dread weapons a malign power. Those with bane maces wade into enemy battlelines, crushing and pulverising their foes with their ensorcelled weapons, while those armed with immolation cannons unleash torrents of daemonfire that spreads with supernatural swiftness.
Each Dominator Engine has two stomach plates with distinct designs, plus a choice of two face plates and two pairs of horns that can be mixed and matched, as well as poseable arms.
The Helsmiths of Hashut create all manner of destructive weapons and war machines, each powered by the essence of daemons bound through exacting arcane rituals. Within the screaming payload of a Deathshrieker Rocket Battery resides a writhing daemonic flame. This dire stuff ignites on contact with air, racing towards foes as if possessed by some vile sentience, consuming all it touches. This kit can also build a Tormentor Bombard, an artillery piece that uses the raw essence of Chaos as ammunition, its destructive ordnance tearing targets to pieces in explosions of dark power. Each war machine comes with accompanying crew, and the box contains a Helsmiths of Hashut transfer sheet with 450 transfers.
Zharrdron artisans who are capable of making intricate weapons are often recruited into the regiments of the Infernal Razers. Operating in small groups, they wield complex and devastating firearms that unleash destruction from range as their operators cackle spitefully. This box builds five Infernal Razers, each equipped with either Grizmalok Blunderbusses that shred foes with booming shots, or Karagthrun Flamehurlers that roar with torrents of superheated flame. The champion can be built with a choice of two heads.*
Hobgrots are furtive and deceitful creatures who recognise the might of the Zharrdron empire, or the relative safety offered by ingratiating themselves with those who would otherwise wipe them out, at least. Their lot in life is still a miserable one, as the Helsmiths deploy them ahead of their main battleline to secure an advantage… and to range their brutal artillery. This box contains twenty Hobgrot Vandalz, whose champion can be armed with a cruel chain weapon or a vicious dagger. It also contains a Helsmiths of Hashut transfer sheet with 450 transfers.*
You can complete your infernal collection with a set of 16 Helsmiths of Hashut dice, which are cast in a rich, marbled purple that evokes the livery of the Forge Anathema. Each dice has green pips and features the faction icon on the six face.
Ivar Krakenblood was born on the ice world of Fenris, destined to one day serve as a Wolf Priest and perform great feats for the Allfather. Ulrik the Slayer gives him a quest, to recover a lost relic of the Space Wolves and change fate itself. With a band of warriors comprising new friends and old allies, he must nevertheless face a terrible foe to succeed.
Krakenblood by Marc Collins is available to pre-order next week in a gorgeous special edition, which features an introduction by the author and the existing short story The Price of Morkai. It is presented in a black cloth cover, with screen-printed art and gold foil details, plus black page edges and a ribbon bookmark. It is available only while stocks last.
You can also pre-order this epic tale in hardback, eBook, and MP3 audiobook formats.
Phoenicium, City of Rebirth, has been razed to the ground and in its place rises Blackpyre, ruled by Abraxia, one of Archaon’s greatest champions. Despite her victory over the forces of order, Abraxia is now mired in a web of conspiracies that threaten to destroy her new stronghold. Only the same strength of will that took her from pitfighter to favoured champion of the Varanspire will see her through. Abraxia: Spear of the Everchosen by Chris Thursten will be available to pre-order in hardback, eBook, and MP3 audiobook formats.
Countless stories occur all across the galaxy, with seemingly nothing linking one outburst of violence and heroism to another, but Peter Fehervari has found the threads linking together a series of disparate events in The Dark Coil: Ascension. This anthology brings together novels The Reverie and Requiem Infernal and eight short stories, all trapped in the sprawling web of the Dark Coil. You can pre-order it in paperback and eBook formats next week.
Twenty years after Anvilgard fell to the Daughters of Khaine and became Har Kuron, Knight-Incantor Tivrain Greymantle is on a dangerous mission to liberate those still incarcerated by Morathi-Khaine. Her actions are in defiance of Sigmar, in her way is a horde of Khorne Bloodbound, and what awaits her is a secret more dangerous than she can imagine. Anvils of the Heldenhammer: The Ancients by Dale Lucas is available to pre-order in paperback format next week.
The Cities of Sigmar are safe havens in the wild and chaotic Mortal Realms. To become part of the forces that protect them is to pledge one’s life and limbs to the cause. Few know this better than those who went on the Dawnbringer Crusades, but even those who decided to stay and protect their homes have suffered through many battles and tragedies. On the Shoulders of Giants and Other Stories contains the novella On the Shoulders of Giants by Adrian Tchaikovsky and 11 other short stories by authors Hal Wilson, Liane Merciel, Noah Van Nguyen, Anna Stephens, and more. It will be available to pre-order in paperback next week.
The Rose in Darkness (French language)
On the shrine world of Opal, Sister Superior Augusta of the Order of the Bloody Rose and her squadmates are on a mission to retrieve the skull of the revered Saint Veres, during a time of great reverence and celebration in the planet’s capital. Beneath this joyful facade, political strife bubbles and rebel attacks gnaw at the city. A secret festering beneath the metropolis begins to surface as a Genestealer Cult makes itself known, and lights a beacon that will draw a hive fleet near. The Rose in Darkness by Danie Ware is available to pre-order next week in paperback and eBook formats, for French language readers.
Minka Lesk: The Last Whiteshield (German language)
From young Whiteshield to renowned Cadian officer, Minka Lesk has seen many battles in her life, from the fall of Cadia to the grinding siege of Crannog Mons. German Language readers can follow her career in Minka Lesk: The Last Whiteshield, an anthology that collects three novels and two short stories by Justin D Hill. It will be available to pre-order in paperback and eBook formats next week.
This collector’s resin miniatures set can be used to upgrade the board game and are scaled to fit. This set features alternate poses of the Normandy crew than those found on the plastic miniatures in the board game.
A capable all-rounder, COMMANDER SHEPARD makes the squad more than the sum of its parts. GARRUS VAKARIAN grants the squad several options for powerful, precise ranged attacks. Defensive powerhouse URDNOT WREX is a master of close-ranged combat. LIARA T’SONI unleashes powerful biotic effects to predict, negate and impede enemy actions. TALI’ZORAH NAR RAYYA fights alongside her faithful combat drone, CHATIKA VAS PAUS, sabotaging defenses and unlocking doors.
This set contains six 32mm scale multipart, high-quality resin miniatures with optional parts and plastic bases. Requires some assembly. Supplied unpainted.
1 x John Shepard (with optional helmeted head)
1 x Jane Shepard (with optional helmeted head)
1 x Urdnot Wrex
1 x Garrus Vakarian
1 x Liara T’soni
1 x Tali’zorah Nar Rayya and Chatika (removable stand alone drone)
This collector’s resin miniatures set can be used to upgrade the board game and are scaled to fit.
This set contains three 32mm scale multipart, high quality resin miniatures with optional parts and plastic bases. Requires some assembly. Supplied unpainted.
This collector’s resin miniatures set can be used to upgrade the board game and are scaled to fit.
This set contains three 32mm scale multipart, high-quality resin miniatures with optional parts and plastic bases. Requires some assembly. Supplied unpainted.
This great value bundle includes one set of each of the Mass Effect Miniatures sets available at launch. Note that this bundle does not include enough miniatures to replace all the enemy tokens in the board game. You may prefer to consider the Board Game Miniatures Bundle which includes multiple copies of the most common enemy miniatures sets.
This bundle includes a £40 discount which gives you the Heroes of Normandy Alpha set for free.
Twenty-four 32mm scale multipart, high-quality resin miniatures with plastic bases. Requires some assembly. Supplied unpainted.
The Miniatures Collector Bundle includes the following sets:
Heroes of the Normandy Alpha
1 x John Shepard (with optional helmeted head)
1 x Jane Shepard (with optional helmeted head)
1 x Urdnot Wrex
1 x Garrus Vakarian
1 x Liara T’soni
1 x Tali’zorah Nar Rayya and Chatika (removable stand alone drone)
This great value bundle includes at least one set of each of the Mass Effect Miniatures sets available at launch, with multiples of the lower level enemies that you can use to replace many of the enemy tokens from the board game, enough for even the fiercest battles!
This bundle provides a saving of £96, equivalent to getting the Heroes Of Normandy Alpha, and both Priority Threat Sets for free.
This contains forty-eight 32mm scale multipart, high-quality resin miniatures with plastic bases. Requires some assembly. Supplied unpainted.
The Board Game Miniatures Bundle includes the following sets:
Heroes of the Normandy Alpha
1 x John Shepard (with optional helmeted head)
1 x Jane Shepard (with optional helmeted head)
1 x Urdnot Wrex
1 x Garrus Vakarian
1 x Liara T’soni
1 x Tali’zorah Nar Rayya and Chatika (removable stand alone drone)
Far to the south of the continent of Nedresita, beyond the temperate climates and beautiful landscapes of Regis-Kasteel and Pan Korbo, the sprawling tropics of Little Amazon, and the pristine waterfalls and shimmering rivers of Bella Lagos, lie the Broken Steppes.
An arid and forbidding wasteland of dust and secrets, the Surienta Simio region of the Broken Steppes is as inhospitable as it is barren. Marked with volcanoes and the ghostly ruins of the Old World, it is a savage and desolate place that all but the hardiest of folk avoid.
But there are people who call the Broken Steppes their home. From the Flat Top-riding Spears of Highguard and the enterprising populations of Lotus Canyon, to the inhabitants of Trench City and the Conduits who live alongside some of the region’s most dangerous predators, the natives of Surienta Simio have found ways to not only survive amidst the jagged peaks and harsh deserts, but to thrive.
But the world is changing. Conduits – called “Thralls”, and feared by most Everans – are being forced from their homes all across Evera Prime, bringing them ever closer to Everan communities. In addition to this, the Surienta Simio region does not rest easily. Deep beneath the surface, Evera Prime’s seismic wrath is ever growing, and threatens to scourge the Broken Steppes clean with volcanic fury. Centuries ago, a group of researchers built the city of Trisagasimio to study this activity; what secrets – and dangers – could await there?
All this and much more can be found within the pages of the Broken Steppes Setting Guide, the latest expansion for Dreams and Machines. With myriad new options for players to create vivid characters, as well as a trove of resources for gamemasters, this book is a must-have for anyone looking to further personalize their adventures on Evera Prime.
The 128-page full-colour, hardcover Broken Steppes Setting Guide features:
A complete overview of the Surienta Simio region of the Broken Steppes, including detailed location guides so you can seamlessly slot these places into your ongoing Dreams and Machines adventures.
Brand-new character creation options so players can create their own unique Conduit characters, utilizing a selection of Conduit-specific talents and Advanced Archetypes to help you immerse them in their way of life.
Conduit-themed locations to provide suitable backgrounds for new characters, or settings for adventures beyond the Broken Steppes.
All-new rules and guidance for player-run settlements, enabling players to create their own bespoke communities filled with NPCs, allies, and services, and grow them into warm villages that act as hubs for downtime and roleplay opportunities.
New GLIFs, talents, and equipment, including Conduit-specific gear and rules for harnessing some of the creatures of Evera Prime as ground mounts.
Requires the Dreams and Machines Player’s Guide and the Dreams and Machines Gamemaster’s Guide.
Against the worst the Wasteland can throw at you, often the only thing you can do is stand by a strong friend and face it together. In Fallout: Factions, the Survivors work together or die alone. Few crews bring the same teamwork to the field that the Survivors can, able to quickly defend one another from harm, fighting with unusual weapons and always scouring the Wasteland for the choicest scrap. Ingenuity and stubbornness are par for the course for Survivors, and few fight as hard as those fighting for their home.
The reach of His light draws all kinds of people into Atom’s fold. Grand Zealot Richter was a member of the Enclave in a prior life, before being rescued from certain doom by the Children of Atom. He is now a faithful disciple of Atom, leading the zealots in their efforts to protect the Nucleus. Amongst those following the Grand Zealot are Zealot Theil, a dedicated convert to the church that was once part of a group of island settlers. High Confessor Tektus leads the Nucleus sect of the Children of Atom, extolling the great plans that Atom has for the island’s inhabitants. If the High Confessor’s will is done, the fog’s grip on the surrounding area will only grow stronger.
Contents:
1x High Confessor Tektus
1x Grand Zealot Richter
1x Zealot Theil
3x Plastic Bases
This Fallout: Miniatures set contains three 32mm scale high-quality multi-part resin miniatures with plastic bases and alternative heads.
Children of Atom want nothing more than to spread Atom’s word across what remains of the Wasteland. Circumstance has brought them to Far Harbor, where they worship and pray inside an old nuclear submarine. Zealots and Grand Zealots form the elite fighting core of the group, using some of the most durable suits of armor found anywhere. The vast majority of the flock are not skillful combatants but even they pose a threat, armed with Gamma guns that fire the radioactive essence of Atom Himself…
Contents:
4x Marine Armored Zealots
1x Brother
1x Sisterl
6x Plastic Bases
This Fallout: Miniatures set contains six 32mm scale high-quality multi-part resin miniatures with plastic bases and alternative heads and weapons.
Settlers, survivors, different names for the same people – those who brave the worst the Wasteland has to offer with nothing more than the promise of a better tomorrow keeping them going. Survivors are those plucky few who band together and try to forge something worth keeping: a home. From all walks of life, they’ve all travelled long, arduous roads of their own – but now, they walk together.
Contents:
9x Survivors
1x Dog
10x 30mm Plastic Bases
This Fallout: Factions set contains ten 32mm scale high-quality multi-part hard plastic miniatures with optional parts and plastic bases.
The Mojave isn’t just a desert—it’s a blasted frontier of dust, danger, and stubborn survivors clinging to the bones of the Old World. Out here, every crumbling highway hides secrets, every settlement fights to keep raiders at bay, and every sunrise promises another struggle to survive until nightfall. Small settlements don’t last long, but the fortified towns and cities have weathered the dust storms and wars in relative safety behind their walls… though what festers inside their gates can be just as deadly. The Great War may be history, but the Mojave has never stopped being a battlefield.
Royal Flush is a road trip down to the Sierras and the Mojave, amid the turmoil engulfing the NCR in the run-up to the Second Battle of Hoover Dam. Against the looming threat of war, the Player Characters stumble into a plot to escalate regional tensions, become embroiled in conflicts between gangs and settlements, and have the chance to visit the famous New Reno and New Vegas.
Within the 240-page, full-colour, hardcover Royal Flush quest book you will find:
A main quest line and side quests to stop an accelerationist plot that seeks to plunge the Wasteland into a brand-new war, taking you from level 1 to 21.
A host of new NPCs and three new character origins: Enclave Remnant, Follower of the Apocalypse, and Viper Initiate.
New rules for harsh desert environments, gambling, encounter generation, vehicles, and more!
This book requires the core rules found in the Fallout: The Roleplaying Game Core Rulebook.
The 23rd century serves as the foundation of the entire Star Trek universe. A time in which many of the most iconic people, starships, and locations are introduced, and when many of its key events take place.
The 23rd Century Campaign Guide presents the entire 23rd century for you to use in the Star Trek Adventures roleplaying game, from the growing pains of the nascent Federation in the century’s early decades to the rising tensions with the Klingon Empire that sparked a brutal war in 2256-2257. Then, onward into the bold “five year missions” period and the volatile latter third of the century.
Characters of every department, from command to medical, can use new rules and character options to deepen their gameplay experience. No matter the composition of your crew, this guide provides the means for you to play through some of the most dramatic and influential periods in Star Trek!
How does your crew fit into this iconic era and what trailblazing stories of their own will they tell?
The 128-page full-color The 23rd Century Campaign Guide features:
New player character options, including new options for the Environment phase of lifepath character generation, the new Free Trader career path option, and 12 new career events.
New optional rules for generating casualties and impacting characters with lingering consequences such as fatigue, scars, and trauma.
Guidance to help players and gamemasters create amazing missions and campaigns that fit thematically into the 23rd century, and to collaboratively tell stories with your crew that are as evocative and epic as those involving Michael Burnham, James Kirk, Nyota Uhura, Christopher Pike, Mr. Spock, and many others.
Information about four key periods of the century, along with specific details for each key period concerning the state of the Galaxy, technological advancements, and the major and minor civilizations at play.
Extensive player advice about playing characters through the various periods in this century, along with sample focuses, traits, and values for players to consider adding to their characters.
Advice for gamemasters on the themes and tones present in each period of this century, and information on various styles of play and campaign structures that might best fit each period.
This second edition supplement is compatible with both first edition Star Trek Adventures and the Captain’s Log Solo RPG.
Wargames Atlantic, renowned for their exceptional range of plastic miniatures, has just unveiled an exciting new box set that will appeal to both historical and fantasy wargamers. The Peasant Levy set includes 30 highly detailed plastic, multi-part figures, available for £30, offering fantastic value for players looking to enhance their armies.
These versatile miniatures are perfect for a variety of wargaming settings, from gritty historical battles to imaginative fantasy realms. The set features a wide range of poses and equipment, making it easy to customise your figures to suit the narrative of your choice. Whether you’re looking to represent common folk defending their land in a medieval historical setting or adding a unique narrative touch to your Cities of Sigmar forces, these figures provide endless possibilities.
The Peasant Levy box includes various weapon options such as spears, pitchforks, and other everyday tools of the common people. This makes them an ideal addition to any army seeking to include lower-class troops, whether for thematic campaigns, narrative play, or simply to bulk out your ranks. In a fantasy context, these figures could represent determined villagers, forced to take up arms in defence of their homes, adding a rich narrative feel to your battles.
Perfect for players wishing to bring a touch of rustic charm to their forces, the Peasant Levy set offers everything you need to create a ragtag band of fighters. Their simple yet evocative designs make them an excellent way to tell the stories of everyday heroes and unsung warriors, often overlooked in larger conflicts.
At just £30 for 30 figures, Wargames Atlantic’s Peasant Levy set is an essential addition to any collection. Whether you’re a historical wargamer building a medieval army or a fantasy enthusiast looking to add depth to your force, this box provides an affordable way to bring variety and character to your tabletop battles.
The Peasent Levy are available on pre-order and will be shipped in mid December.
The starter set for the 2nd edition of Star Trek Adventures, a roleplaying game set in the Star Trek universe, is now available for pre-order from Modiphius Entertainment.
The starter set contains everything players need to begin their journey into the final frontier, including an epic campaign of three linked missions designed to challenge a brave crew of 3-7 player characters.
Travel to the edges of known space, to colonies in need, to the borders of neighbouring galactic powers, or into the eye of interstellar phenomena. Explore strange new worlds, encounter fantastical alien life-forms, and engage in dramatic adventures in a detailed and immersive Galaxy!
The Star Trek Adventures second edition starter set includes:
Rules Booklet: A 48-page booklet providing an overview of the 2d20 game system adapted for Star Trek Adventures, for use with the included campaign.
Campaign Booklet: a 60-page booklet containing the epic three-part campaign “Infinite Combinations”, which guides you through the rules as you play so you can begin exploring the Galaxy straight out of the box.
Ship Sheet and Character Sheets: A statistics sheet for the Constitution-class U.S.S. Challenger and seven player character sheets, with rules references on the back of each sheet.
Reference Sheets: Four double-sided rules reference sheets.
Dice: Five twenty-sided dice (d20s) in a unique colour only available in the Starter Set.
Tokens: Six Momentum tokens for each of six different civilisations (i.e. 36 total momentum tokens), 36 Threat tokens on the reverse side of the Momentum tokens, and 9 Determination tokens.
Project Manager Jim Johnson said “One of our key goals for second edition was to make the game accessible to new players, not just of Star Trek Adventures but of RGPs in general. I challenged the Starter Set campaign writers to think about what new gamesmasters and new players might need to know as they play the game, and we wrote as much of that advice as possible into the campaign booklet. I hope you’ll be able to pick up the box, open it up, hand out characters, and then jump right into the first adventure and cooperatively tell a fun, evocative Star Trek story together. This one’s got it all – a dramatic rescue of citizens in peril, alien life-forms to investigate, and a science-fiction mystery to dig into and solve.”
Webstore pre-orders are expected to ship in late December, with the retail release in January.
The second edition of the game opens up the possibility for players to step outside the Starfleet-focused gameplay and tell stories with the well-known species of the Star Trek universe, including the Klingon and Romulan Empires, in addition to others present across the franchise. With the addition of Strange New Worlds to the license, the new edition will feature art themed around the popular new series.
In the grim darkness of the far future, explosive rounds whiz through the air, chainswords rev hungrily, and armoured feet hammer against the broken ground. Here, in this moment, battle hinges on the bold actions of a mere handful of warriors. Do you have what it takes to command them and win? Kill Team is an action-packed tabletop game of intense skirmish battles set in the 41st Millennium – the backdrop of Warhammer 40,000.
This starter set is packed with everything two players need to take their first steps into Kill Team. It contains two full kill teams – the superhuman Space Marines of the Angels of Death, and their corrupted counterparts, the foul Plague Marines of the Death Guard. Plus, with all the other tools and accessories you need, and a series of introductory scenarios, you can get to grips with the basics of lightning-fast tactical battles.
You also get three sheets of terrain made out of MDF wood with printed imagery – these simply slide together without the need for glue or paints and are easy to disassemble again for storage.
The whole box has been designed to be built and ready for play in as little as 30 minutes.
Phobos Strike Teams wear a lighter variant of Mark X armour, designed for stealth and agility. Armed with a variety of specialised wargear, these lethal squads use surprise and overwhelming force to end any skirmish as quickly as possible.
This multipart plastic kit builds a squad of 10 Space Marines clad in Phobos armour, each skilled in the art of hit-and-run, guerrilla warfare. These miniatures can be used as Phobos Strike Team operatives in games of Kill Team or fielded in games of Warhammer 40,000 as either Incursors or Infiltrators. This incredibly versatile kit includes a massive assortment of weapons, heads, and accessories to build specialists like the Voxbreaker, Saboteur, Helix Adept, and Marksman – as well as two Haywire Mine tokens on their own bases.
Legionaries are Space Marines that have fallen to the lure of Chaos. Whether they hail from the dark days of the Horus Heresy or have recently turned traitor, these baleful warriors combine their gene-given gifts with dark blessings and malefic sorceries, transformed by years of battle into fearless, superhuman reavers.
This multipart plastic kit builds a squad of 10 Chaos Space Marine Legionaries, corrupt veterans from the Traitor Legions. These miniatures can be used as Legionary operatives in games of Kill Team or fielded with Chaos Space Marine armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. This vicious warband contains one Aspiring Champion and nine Legionaries, each of which can be equipped with a variety of weapons, heads, and accessories, or assembled as specialists for your kill team – including the Balefire Acolyte, Shrivetalon, Butcher, and more.
Inquisitorial Agents are secret teams featuring customised servitors, and soldiers seconded from any and every military branch. They’re backed up by dangerous psykers, convicted killers with skills too ‘useful’ to waste, and religious zealots whose fervour shields them from experiences that would drive more rational souls into madness.
This multipart plastic kit builds seven Inquisitorial Agents, loyal acolytes of an Imperial Inquisitor. These miniatures can be used as Inquisitorial Agent operatives in games of Kill Team or as part of Imperial Agents armies in Warhammer 40,000. Most models in this hugely varied kit can be built as two completely different specialists – an Interrogator or Enlightener, a Questkeeper or Pistolier, a Mystic or Hexorcist, and a Death World Veteran or Penal Legionnaire. You’ll also find an Autosavant, a Tome-skull, and a Gun Servitor that can be built with one of three weapons.
The Kasrkin are the elite of the elite. These special operatives are trusted with more potent weaponry – such as high-powered hot-shot lasguns – and are equipped with thicker carapace armour to protect them in the most dangerous killzones.
This multipart plastic kit builds a squad of 10 Kasrkin, Cadia’s unmatched special forces. These miniatures can be used as Kasrkin operatives in games of Kill Team or fielded with Astra Militarum armies in games of Warhammer 40,000. These highly-trained soldiers are armed with hot-shot lasguns fuelled by a back-mounted power-pack and can be equipped with various special weapons – including grenade launchers, hot-shot volley guns, and meltaguns. The kit includes loads of interchangeable heads and accessories to customise your kill team, plus components to build specialists like the camouflaged Sharpshooter, stimm-wielding Combat Medic, explosive Demo-trooper, and more.
Corvus Belli have a number of new releases coming up in November for both Infinity and Warcrow.
Infinity Pre-orders
Infinity players will get the Battle Pack Operation Sandtrap, for N5 new edition; the Korsan, corsairs of the Gate, and the modern Yamabushi.
Warcrow players can get their hands on two Black Legion Officers and Marhael the Refused, all of them from the Hegemony of Embersig plus two Orc Officers for the Northern Tribes as well as the Darkmaster, an ambusher unit.
Battle Pack Operation Sandtrap
This is the first Battle Pack designed for the long awaited N5 Infinity new edition.
Operation Sandtrap Battle Pack is a box containing 14 miniatures, a booklet with background and a set of narrative missions, cardboard scenery, dice—everything you need to start collecting Infinity or just to complete your collection!
Operation: Sandtrap contains two totally new miniature sets for two brand new factions: the Kestrel Colonial Force from PanOceania and Shindenbutai from JSA. A total of 14 highly detailed metal miniatures!
The Shindenbutai set, containing the following models:
Three Senku with Combi Rifles, one Raiden with Missile Launcher, one Jizamurai with Light Shotgun, one Hatamoto with Red Fury and one Nokizaru with MULTI Marksman Rifle.
The Kestrel set, containing the following models:
Three Fennec Fusiliers with Combi Rifles, one Griffin with HMG, one Banshee with Light Shotgun, one Scarecrow with Boarding Shotgun, and one Black AIR with MULTI Sniper Rifle.
To complete the game experience, the Battle Pack includes ready-to-play, double-sided printed Akashi Site cardboard scenery (5 Buildings, 4 Generators, and 5 Connectors), a Game Mat, 6 twenty-sided dices (3 for PanOceania and 3 for JSA), and also cardboard Markers, Templates, and a measuring tool. Everything you need to start playing!
Korsan, Corsairs of the Gate Pre-order Exclusive Edition
This is no joke, nor the invention of some PR team: Haqqislamite corsairs capture more prey than anyone else, but always by the rules of privateering, because the consequences of not complying with them would be swift and deadly.
Modern Yamabushi are veterans from the army, law enforcement, or the emergency services, but they can also be committed civilians who have retired to devote themselves to a contemplative hermit’s life in unpopulated regions, following the example of the Yamabushi from bygone eras. In spite of their secluded lives and isolation from society, the Yamabushi remain alert and are very aware of the situation around them. Their pledge to protect the balance of nature and the innocent compels them to stand up and fight when a just cause requires it. Thus, they may get involved, and very violently, for the sake of justice, so they can sometimes be found among the ranks of one side or the other if they believe the cause to be worthy and justified.
Warcrow Pre-orders
Hegemony of Embersig The Hegemony of Embersig is an army of occupation. It has a robust, highly defensive infantry with a high capacity for conquest. The Hegemony’s main strategy is to advance to objectives, occupy them and defend them at all costs.
Black Legion Officers
Nadezhda Lazard, Champion of Embersig
On the battlefield
Nadezhda (Nadia) is an excellent swordswoman who brings combat skills and command.
What does she bring to your army
Increases the morale (MOR) and willpower (VOL) of your unit.
Your enemies receive the vulnerable status when locked in combat.
Corporal On the battlefield
Represents the discipline and professionalism of the Black Legion.
What does he bring to your army?
2 command tokens.
Ability to reduce the stress of your allies.
Increases the offensive and defensive capacity of your allies or the infantry unit you join.
Marhael has served under five Hetmans in just four years. Despite his undoubted talent and irrefutable results, no one is able to tolerate this Aide for too long.
On the battlefield
Marhael is a mage-warrior who attacks his enemies with his Spectral Sword, which inflicts magic damage, which cannot be easily defended.
What does he bring to your army?
A character with high damage capacity and high resistance.
Northern Tribes The Northern Tribes are a raiding army. They do not have high conquest values, so they need their units to overwhelm the enemy to occupy the objectives afterwards. To do this, they have higher attack rolls, tougher units (higher Wound attribute) and even greater charge range (which gives them initiative to attack).
Orc Officers Northern Tribes
Lotta On the battlefield
Lotta can add damage to your allies’ attack and defense, and give them Raging, which adds extra impact when charging your enemies.
What does she bring to your army?
Increases the will (VOL) and morale (MOR) of your unit.
It imposes the disarmed state on your enemies either alone or attached to a unit.
Can increase the charge distance of your unit
Prime Warrior On the battlefield
Stands out and performs best in command of a unit.
What does he bring to your army?
Can impose vulnerable status on an enemy
Increases the conquest value of allied units that have inflicted combat damage
