GW Pre-Orders Pricing & Links: Apocalypse Day!
The day has arrived – Apocalypse is up for pre-order along with some pretty amazing bundles!
via Games Workshop
Primaris Executioner $100
Though some Chapters use Repulsor Executioners as armoured escorts for their dedicated troop-carrying tanks, many favour them as transports for Hellblasters and other specialist Primaris squads. In this capacity, the tanks thrum across the battlefield with guns blazing. Whether armed with macro plasma incinerators or heavy laser destroyers, the Executioners unleash fusillade after punishing fusillade, their primary armaments combining with a wealth of secondary weapons to blast the enemy into ruin.
The Repulsor Executioner is the most heavily armed battle tank available to the Adeptus Astartes, with a choice of murderously powerful, primary turret-mounted weapon – a macro plasma incinerator or heavy laser destructor – supported by a coaxial heavy onslaught gatling cannon. Add to that two krakstorm grenade launchers, two storm bolters, a twin Icarus ironhail heavy stubber, an ironhail heavy stubber as well as a hull-mounted twin heavy bolter and your Repulsor Executioner certainly won’t be lacking for firepower! You can supplement this offensive capability with a set of defensive auto launchers and even an Icarus rocket pod for further aerial protection.
This multipart plastic kit is comprised of 150-components. It can be assembled with or without a gunner, who can be built scanning with an auspex or with his hands on the trigger of the pintle-mounted ironhail heavy stubber. There are also eight separate pieces of optional stowage and two antennae that can be used to decorate the vehicle as desired. The kit is supplied with a Citadel 100mm Round Base and clear hover stand, which can be set at an angle, adding a certain degree of camber to your model.
Warhammer 40,000 rules for this vehicle can all be found in its assembly guide (included in the set).
Admech Skorpius Disintegrator/Dunerider $75
The Skorpius Disintegrator of the Adeptus Mechanicus drifts gracefully across the dunes, its anti-grav motors thrumming quietly in stark contrast to its thundering guns. As it accompanies the advancing Skitarii phalanxes, the Skorpius Disintegrator delivers punishing salvoes from its ferrumite or belleros energy cannons, while its cognis heavy stubbers and disruptor missile launcher spit death at any who would threaten the armoured vessel.
In addition to its flanking pair of cognis heavy stubbers, and prow-mounted disruptor missile launcher, the Skorpius Disintegrator bears a ferrumite cannon or a voltaic belleros energy cannon. Its primary turret weapon is manned by a Servitor gunner that has been hard-wired into the weapon for optimal performance.
The multipart plastic kit is comprised of 104 components. It can be assembled with a crewman set in one rear cupola, or with both hatches closed.
Warhammer 40,000 rules for this vehicle can all be found in its assembly guide (included in the set).
Baneblade $140
A single super-heavy tank is a dominant presence in an Astra Militarum battle line. As it ploughs inexorably forward it lays down a wide path of destruction. Enemy ranks shatter long before it reaches their position, and those unlucky few who are able to maintain their defensive formations are ground to paste under the slab-like plates of its tracks. The Baneblade is the most common variant of super-heavy tank. Its primary weapon – the fearsome baneblade cannon – is capable of delivering apocalyptic bombardments at a terrifying range.
The Baneblade is armed with a fearsome array of weapons, from the mighty baneblade cannon (and optional coaxial autocannon) on its turret, to a hull-mounted demolisher cannon. It can also be equipped with a pair of sponsons sporting a twin heavy bolter or twin heavy flamer, each capped by a lascannon turret!
The kit includes a huge array of accoutrements, including aerials, artillery shells, smoke launchers, searchlights, tools, name plates, pintle-mounted heavy stubbers. On top of this you also get 3 optional turret-mounted crew who come with a variety of heads, arms and weaponry, allowing you to make an officer, driver or gunner. Alternatively, you can assemble the turret with a closed hatch. There are also parts for you to make an Astra Militarum officer on foot (supplied with a Citadel 25mm Round Base).
This multipart plastic kit contains a whopping 295 components. The kit includes the parts to assemble the kit as a Banehammer, Banesword, Doomhammer, Hellhammer, Shadowsword, Stormlord or Stormsword super-heavy tank instead of a Baneblade. Also included is 1 Astra Militarum Vehicle Transfer Sheet, which can be used to add markings and insignia.
Apocalypse $100
Warhammer 40,000: Apocalypse is a game of massive battles set in the grim darkness of the far future. If you’ve ever wanted to field an entire Space Marine Battle Company or household of Imperial Knights (and more besides), then this is the game for you!
As with Battle-forged armies in Warhammer 40,000, your collections are organised into any of 10 different types of Detachment (and each led by a Commander) that move and fight together on the battlefield. Each Detachment also gains a Faction Ability, enabling you to theme your army by Detachment and include narrative-driven alliances within it.
The innovative rules for Apocalypse enable you to play massive battles to completion in a matter of hours. Alternating Detachment activations ensures that there is minimal downtime for players, maintaining the fast-paced and exciting action throughout. Damage is resolved in the final phase of each game turn, meaning that even units that are destroyed will still have a chance to make their mark on the battle before they succumb.
In each turn, players issue Advance, Aimed Fire or Assault orders in secret to each of their Detachments, giving them a chance to bluff, surprise and outmanoeuvre their opponents with their choices.
Each player constructs a deck of 30 Command Assets (from a choice of 300 included in the set), including a number of faction-specific cards, enabling them to pull off strategic power plays as the battle unfolds. These effects include devastating psychic powers, changes of orders and crucial re-rolls.
There are six Apocalypse missions to choose from, as well as a mission generator with which to create your own.
This set contains:
– 120-page Apocalypse Field Manual (including full game rules)
– 6 punchboard sheets of double-sided Apocalypse gameplay tokens
– 300 Command Asset cards
– 12 six-sided dice
– 12 twelve-sided dice
Apocalypse Movement Trays (25mm, 32mm,40mm) $40
Apocalypse Command Assets $25
This deck of 100 additional Command Asset cards is designed to expand upon the 300 Command Assets included with Warhammer 40,000: Apocalypse. The new cards are divided between universal cards that are usable by any faction, as well as cards that are tailored to each of the individual factions that feature in Apocalypse. Regardless of your allegiance, these additional Command Assets offer a huge variety of new tactical options.
This card set requires a copy of Warhammer 40,000: Apocalypse to use.
Apocalypse Dice $45
A set of 50 dice designed for use with Warhammer 40,000: Apocalypse, comprising 25 six-sided dice (D6s) and 25 twelve-sided dice (D12s). Each die is black in colour with orange details, and features Apocalypse skull design in place of 1. All other faces display a number set within an explosion.
All Faction Datasheets $25
Citadel Crusade Case XL $160
The Citadel Figure Cases are the perfect way to transport and protect your Citadel miniatures. Containing two full sets of our revolutionary channel foam, the Citadel Crusade Case XL is the largest case we’ve ever made, designed to fit several of our largest models at a time, 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, just 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 allows you to store up to four Imperial Knights (or Archaon and other massive Warhammer Age of Sigmar heroes) with room to spare, legions of troops, whole squadrons of armour or beasts, or entire formations of bikes and cavalry! It’s also perfect for carrying immense models from Forge World.
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. This massive case features metal-reinforced hinges, fixed handles on each side, metal-core nylon catches, and a metal lattice to reinforce both the lid and the base to increase its strength. If your collection is impressive enough to warrant it, you can even stack them with no fear of damage.
We’ve put a lot of effort and research into making the Citadel Crusade Case XL durable, efficient, and as easy as it can be to store and transport your largest, most precious models. The hinges are designed with an ergonomic shape, including a folding hinge on the top as well as the fixed handles on the sides. You’ll find the construction solid, and enjoy peace of mind as you prepare for apocalyptic clashes across the grim darkness of the far future, as well as the Mortal Realms.
Space Marines Battalion Detachment $170
The Space Marines of the Adeptus Astartes are the Emperor’s finest, the Angels of Death, and they bring utter annihilation to the enemies of the Imperium. At the heart of many Space Marine strike forces stands a hard core of Intercessors, potent warriors capable of swiftly seizing and controlling the most strategically vital battlefield sites, pressing home punishing offensives or standing firm in the face of the most savage enemy attacks. Led by a noble Primaris Captain and supported by the armoured might of a Redemptor Dreadnought, this force can form the backbone of any Imperial assault.
Comprising everything you’ll need and more to form a Battalion Detachment in Warhammer 40,000: Apocalypse (or to kick-start your Adeptus Astartes collection with a bang), the Space Marines Battalion Detachment set includes your three mandatory Troops units as well as an Elites unit and an HQ choice to lead it. As a Character, the Primaris Captain can also serve as the Detachment’s Warlord, enabling you to generate an additional Command Asset each turn.
A Space Marines Battalion Detachment includes the following multipart plastic kits:
– 1 x Primaris Captain (Supplied with a Citadel 40mm Round Base)
– 3 x Primaris Intercessors (30 miniatures, each supplied with a Citadel 32mm Round Base)
– 1 x Redemptor Dreadnought (Supplied with a Citadel 90mm Round Base)
– 3 x Primaris Infantry Transfer Sheets
– 1 x Primaris Vehicle Transfer Sheet
Warhammer 40,000 rules for these units can all be found in Codex: Space Marines, while a pdf with their Apocalypse datasheets can be downloaded for free from Warhammer40000.com/Apocalypse/Datasheets
Necrons Outrider Detachment $170
Necron Crypteks are eldritch engineers whose strange war engines and devastating weapons harness the very energies of the cosmos, wreaking utter devastation amongst their foes. At their behest, swift-skimming Tomb Blades strafe the enemy lines with crackling tesla blasts and searing gauss beams. The terrifying constructs known as Canoptek Wraiths shimmer in and out of multiple realities, their whipping metallic tendrils phasing clean through their enemies’ armour to pierce the vital organs within.
Comprising everything you’ll need and more to form an Outrider Detachment in Warhammer 40,000: Apocalypse (or to kick-start your Necrons collection with a bang), the Necrons Outrider Detachment set includes your three mandatory Fast Attack units (and a fourth for good measure!) as well as an HQ choice to lead it – and the options of building either a troop Transport or devastating Heavy Support choice. As a Character, the Cryptek can also serve as the Detachment’s Warlord, enabling you to generate an additional Command Asset each turn.
A Necrons Outrider Detachment includes the following multipart plastic kits:
– 1 x Cryptek (Supplied with a Citadel 50mm Round Base)
– 2 x Canoptek Wraiths (6 miniatures, each supplied with a Citadel 40mm Round Base)
– 2 x Tomb Blades (6 miniatures, each supplied with a Citadel Flying stem with 32mm Flying Base)
– 1 x Ghost Ark (Supplied with a Citadel Flying stem with 60mm Flying Base, can instead be assembled as a Doomsday Ark)
– 1 x Necrons Transfer Sheet
Warhammer 40,000 rules for these units can all be found in Codex: Necrons, while a pdf with their Apocalypse datasheets can be downloaded for free from Warhammer40000.com/Apocalypse/Datasheets
Ork Spearhead Detachment $170
The Orks are not only brutal and barbaric, but also possess a lethal talent for engineering lumbering war engines that are as deadly as they are menacing. Led to war by a Big Mek with a crackling shokk attack gun and a wily Mekboy, the Orks’ Deff Dreads and Killa Kanz fire one ragged salvo after another into the enemy lines. Foes are blasted, burned and shredded by gunfire, yet this is only a prelude to the true slaughter. Revving massive saws and clacking ironclad pincers, the Ork walkers bellow mighty howls of ‘Waaagh!’ before charging with ground-shaking ferocity into the foe.
Comprising everything you’ll need and more to form a Spearhead Detachment in Warhammer 40,000: Apocalypse (or to kick-start your Orks collection with a bang), the Orks Spearhead Detachment set includes your three mandatory Heavy Support units (and a fourth for good measure!) as well as an Elites unit and an HQ choice to lead it. As Characters, either the Big Mek or Mek can also serve as the Detachment’s Warlord, enabling you to generate an additional Command Asset each turn.
An Orks Spearhead Detachment includes the following multipart plastic kits:
– 1 x Big Mek with Shokk Attack Gun (Supplied with a Citadel 40mm Round Base)
– 1 x Mek (Supplied with a Citadel 32mm Round Base)
– 2 x Killa Kans (6 miniatures, each supplied with a Citadel 60mm Round Base)
– 2 x Deff Dreads (2 miniatures, each supplied with a Citadel 60mm Round Base)
Warhammer 40,000 rules for these units can all be found in Codex: Orks, while a pdf with their Apocalypse datasheets can be downloaded for free from Warhammer40000.com/Apocalypse/Datasheets
Tyranids Spearhead Detachment $170
Tyranids are the ultimate galactic predators, devouring all in their path and using the stolen biomass to bolster their own seething ranks. A Hive Tyrant stands at the head of each swarm, synaptically commanding Tyrannofexes to rain destruction upon the enemy, Carnifexes to charge forwards and shatter formations, and Trygons to burst through the ground and obliterate the startled foe.
Comprising everything you’ll need and more to form a Spearhead Detachment in Warhammer 40,000: Apocalypse (or to kick-start your Tyranids collection with a bang), the Tyranids Spearhead Detachment set includes your three mandatory Heavy Support units (and a fourth for good measure!) as well as an HQ choice to lead it. As a Character, the Hive Tyrant/Swarmlord can also serve as the Detachment’s Warlord, enabling you to generate an additional Command Asset each turn.
A Tyranids Spearhead Detachment includes the following multipart plastic kits:
– 1 x Hive Tyrant (Supplied with a Citadel 60mm Round Base. Can alternatively be assembled as the Swarmlord.)
– 1 x Carnifex Brood (2 miniatures, each supplied with a Citadel 105x70mm Round Base. One Carnifex can alternatively be assembled as Old One Eye.)
– 1 x Trygon (Supplied with a Citadel 120x92mm Round Base. Can alternatively be assembled as a Trygon Prime or Mawloc.)
– 1 x Tyrannofex (Supplied with a Citadel 120x92mm Round Base. Can alternatively be assembled as a Tervigon.)
Warhammer 40,000 rules for these units can all be found in Codex: Tyranids, while a pdf with their Apocalypse datasheets can be downloaded for free from Warhammer40000.com/Apocalypse/Datasheets
Imperial Knights Super-heavy Detachment $170
The ground shudders beneath the tread of a towering Dominus-class Knight. The enemies of the Imperium scatter before the mighty war engine, its immense guns blasting ragged holes in their ranks even as their own return fire bounces from the Knight Castellan’s ion shield or clangs and whines from its inches-thick armour. Then the enfilading fire hits home, and panic turns to terror as the enemy realise they have been outflanked by a pair of loping Armiger Helverins. Trapped and hammered mercilessly by the Imperial Knights, the foe is soon reduced to ruin.
Comprising everything you’ll need to form a Super-heavy Detachment in Warhammer 40,000: Apocalypse (or to kick-start your Imperial Knights collection with a bang), the Imperial Knights Super-heavy Detachment set includes your three mandatory Lords of War units.
An Imperial Knights Super-heavy Detachment includes the following multipart plastic kits:
– 1 x Knight Castellan (Supplied with a Citadel 170x105mm Oval Base)
– 1 x Armiger Helverins (2 miniatures, each supplied with a Citadel 100mm Citadel Round Base)
– 1 x Imperial Knights Transfer Sheets
– 1 x Armiger Transfer Sheet
Warhammer 40,000 rules for these units can all be found in Codex: Imperial Knights or the Renegade Knights section of Chapter Approved 2018, while a pdf with their Apocalypse datasheets can be downloaded for free from Warhammer40000.com/Apocalypse/Datasheets
T’au Vanguard Detachment $170
The T’au Empire spread their enlightened ways across the galaxy, annihilating those who do not willingly bow down to the Greater Good. T’au Commanders lead from the fore, issuing orders as they descend into the fray. At their commands, XV8 Crisis Battlesuits and Tactical Drones provide a highly mobile base of fire, while towering XV104 Riptide Battlesuits unleash mass destruction upon enemy formations.
Comprising everything you’ll need and more to form a Vanguard Detachment in Warhammer 40,000: Apocalypse (or to kick-start your T’au Empire collection with a bang), the T’au Empire Vanguard Detachment set includes your three mandatory Elites units as well as an HQ choice to lead it. As a Character, the T’au Empire Commander can also serve as the Detachment’s Warlord, enabling you to generate an additional Command Asset each turn.
A T’au Empire Vanguard Detachment includes the following multipart plastic kits:
– 1 x T’au Empire Commander (Supplied with a Citadel 60mm Round Base, and including 1 Tactical Drone, supplied with a Citadel Flying Stem with 32mm Flying Base, the Commander can be assembled in either a XV-85 Enforcer Armour Crisis Battlesuit or an XV86 Coldstar Battlesuit.)
– 2 x XV8 Crisis Battlesuit Teams (6 XV8 Crisis Battlesuits, each supplied with a 50mm Citadel Round Base. Includes 12 Tactical Drones, each supplied with a Citadel Flying Stem with 32mm Flying Base.)
– 1 x XV104 Riptide Battlesuit (Supplied with a Citadel 120x92mm Oval Base)
– 2 x T’au Empire Infantry Transfer Sheets
Warhammer 40,000 rules for these units can all be found in Codex: T’au Empire, while a pdf with their Apocalypse datasheets can be downloaded for free from Warhammer40000.com/Apocalypse/Datasheets
Adeptus Mechanicus Vanguard Detachment $170
The Adeptus Mechanicus are the faithful disciples of the Machine God, wielding arcane technology to annihilate the enemies of Mankind. Towering Kastelan Robots stride across the battlefield guided by the arcane commands of Cybernetica Datasmiths, while the Tech-Priest Dominus coordinates front-line tactics and exloads war-psalms as he visits destruction upon the foe.
Comprising everything you’ll need and more to form a Vanguard Detachment in Warhammer 40,000: Apocalypse (or to kick-start your Adeptus Mechanicus collection with a bang), the Adeptus Mechanicus Vanguard Detachment set includes your three mandatory Elites units as well a full strength Heavy Support unit and an HQ choice to lead it. As Characters, the Tech-Priest Dominus or any of the Cybernetica Datasmiths can also serve as the Detachment’s Warlord, enabling you to generate an additional Command Asset each turn.
An Adeptus Mechanicus Vanguard Detachment includes the following multipart plastic kits:
– 1 x Tech-Priest Dominus (Supplied with a Citadel 50mm Round Base)
– 3 x Kastelan Robots (6 Kastelan Robots, each supplied with a Citadel 60mm Round Base. Includes 3 Cybernetica Datasmiths, each supplied with a Citadel 32mm Round Base.)
– 2 x Adeptus Mechanicus Transfer Sheets
Warhammer 40,000 rules for these units can all be found in Codex: Adeptus Mechanicus, while a pdf with their Apocalypse datasheets can be downloaded for free from Warhammer40000.com/Apocalypse/Datasheets
Chaos Space Marines Battalion Detachment $170
No greater champions have the Chaos Gods than the diabolical warriors of the Heretic Astartes. Armed with potent weapons of murder and armoured in cursed ceramite, these hate-filled scions of the Dark Gods fight tirelessly to tear down the Imperium that created them. Led by a mighty Chaos Lord, squad after squad of Chaos Space Marines advance upon the foe with their boltguns hammering, while at their forefront hurtling Bikers tear a bloody path through the enemy lines.
Comprising everything you’ll need and more to form a Battalion Detachment in Warhammer 40,000: Apocalypse (or to kick-start your Heretic Astartes collection with a bang), the Chaos Space Marines Battalion Detachment set includes your three mandatory Troops units as well as two Fast Attack units and an HQ choice to lead it. As a Character, the Chaos Lord/Sorcerer Lord in Terminator armour can also serve as the Detachment’s Warlord, enabling you to generate an additional Command Asset each turn.
A Chaos Space Marines Battalion Detachment includes the following multipart plastic kits:
– 1 x Chaos Lord in Terminator Armour (can instead be assembled as a Sorcerer Lord in Terminator Armour. Supplied with a Citadel 40mm Round Base.)
– 3 x Chaos Space Marines (30 miniatures, each supplied with a Citadel 32mm Round Base)
– 2 x Chaos Bikers (6 miniatures, each supplied with a Citadel 75x42mm Oval Base)
– 3 x Chaos Space Marines Transfer Sheets
Warhammer 40,000 rules for these units can all be found in Codex: Chaos Space Marines, while a pdf with their Apocalypse datasheets can be downloaded for free from Warhammer40000.com/Apocalypse/Datasheets
Craftworlds Vanguard Detachment $170
Crafted from psychoactive wraithbone and animated by the ghostly sentience of an aeldari soul housed within a glimmering spirit stone, each ghost warrior is a statuesque construct brought to deadly life. Bands of Wraithguard advance upon the foe, their d-cannons ripping holes through reality that dismember their victims or blast them out of realspace altogether. Long-limbed Wraithlords march alongside them, enemy fire pattering from their diamond-hard hides as their mighty weapons reap a savage tally of the foe. At the ghost warriors’ head strides a Spiritseer, a mysterious and powerful Aeldari psyker whose powers guide their comrades like a beacon in the darkness.
Comprising everything you’ll need and more to form a Vanguard Detachment in Warhammer 40,000: Apocalypse (or to kick-start your Aeldari collection with a bang), the Craftworlds Vanguard Detachment set includes your three mandatory Elites units as well as two Heavy Support units and an HQ choice to lead it. As a Character, the Spiritseer can also serve as the Detachment’s Warlord, enabling you to generate an additional Command Asset each turn.
A Craftworlds Vanguard Detachment includes the following multipart plastic kits:
– 1 x Spiritseer (Supplied with a Citadel 25mm Round Base)
– 3 x Wraithguard (15 miniatures, each supplied with a Citadel 40mm Round Base, can instead be assembled as Wraithblades)
– 2 x Wraithlords (2 miniatures, each supplied with a Citadel 60mm Textured Round Base)
– 3 x Craftworld Transfer Sheets
Warhammer 40,000 rules for these units can all be found in Codex: Craftworlds, while a pdf with their Apocalypse datasheets can be downloaded for free from Warhammer40000.com/Apocalypse/Datasheets
Astra Militarum Spearhead Detachment $170
The Astra Militarum is the largest coherent fighting force in the galaxy, comprising billions of soldiers who fight boldly for the survival of Mankind. Squads of footslogging troops lay down hails of fire, their commanding officers bellowing orders and praises to the Emperor, while armoured columns rumble forward to obliterate the enemies of the Imperium.
Comprising everything you’ll need and more to form a Spearhead Detachment in Warhammer 40,000: Apocalypse (or to kick-start your Astra Militarum collection with a bang), the Astra Militarum Spearhead Detachment set includes your three mandatory Heavy Support units (and a fourth for good measure!), as well as an Elites unit and an HQ choice to lead it. As a Character, the Company Commander can also serve as the Detachment’s Warlord, enabling you to generate an additional Command Asset each turn.
An Astra Militarum Spearhead Detachment includes the following multipart plastic kits:
– 1 x Cadian Command Squad (5 miniatures, each supplied with a Citadel 25mm Round Base)
– 2 x Leman Russ Battle Tanks (2 miniatures that can each be assembled as a Leman Russ with battle cannon, Leman Russ Exterminator, Leman Russ Vanquisher, or Leman Russ Eradicator)
– 1 x Leman Russ Demolisher (1 miniature that can be assembled as a Leman Russ Demolisher, Leman Russ Executioner, or Leman Russ Punisher)
– 1 x Cadian Heavy Weapons Squad (3 Heavy Weapons Teams, each supplied with a Citadel 60mm Round Base)
– 4 x Imperial Guard Transfer Sheets
Warhammer 40,000 rules for these units can all be found in Codex: Astra Militarum, while a pdf with their Apocalypse datasheets can be downloaded for free from Warhammer40000.com/Apocalypse/Datasheets
Here comes the Apocalypse!
