Christmas is just a couple of weeks away – so next week’s pre-orders are fairly light – but that doesn’t mean there aren’t literally thousands of wonderful Warhammer presents available. Check the last christmas shopping dates if you’re still looking for gifts for your friends, family, or even yourself.
And as a Christmas surprise, we’re bringing back the sell-out expansions for Warhammer Quest: Cursed City! Let’s jump into what’s coming this week.
You just can’t keep a bad vampire down. Coming back from the dead is, like, the Soulblight Gravelords’ whole thing – and that’s exactly what’s happened with Radukar the Wolf, the dread tyrant of Ulfenkarn. He’s back, and he’s bringing with him both expansions for Warhammer Quest: Cursed City. But act quick because they won’t be here for long.
Warhammer Quest: Cursed City Nightwars and Nemesis Made to Order
The Cursed City expansions sold out much faster than expected, and we didn’t want to deprive our heroes of the chance to purge Ulfenkarn of the Soulblight menace once and for all.
Cursed City: Nightwars and Cursed City: Nemesis are being resurrected on a Made to Order basis this month – returning to life between the 17th and the 27th of December only. There’s no limit on how many are available, but the order window will slam shut at 8am GMT on Tuesday the 27th of December – so get your orders in before.
Customers in Japan will get their own opportunity to get their hands on both expansions a little later than the rest of the world, because Nemesis is launching there next year.
Both sets magnify the Cursed City experience with fresh quests, loot, villains, encounters, tokens, and surprises. They do not contain any miniatures, but the quests are modular so you can buy each villain in turn as you seek to end their sordid unlife once and for all. To play Nemesis you’ll require a copy of Nightwars, but not vice versa.
These Made To Order products will be available in English-language versions only.
Treat your Ultramarines and Thousand Sons to some resin accessories this Christmas.
All of these products will be available on a Made to Order basis from 10am local time on Friday the 16th of December, until 8am GMT on Monday the 26th of December.
Ultramarines MKIII Shoulder Pads
The Ultramarines are known for their ability to enact slick strategic manoeuvres that make the heads of other Legion captains spin – like making use of heavier MKIII armour in city fights. Give your Space Marines that Ultramar flair with these moulded pads.
Ultramarines MKIV Torsos
Scatter some of these Ultramarine MKIV torsos throughout your Tactical Squads to add some spice from the Five Hundred Worlds. The unique armour configuration over the power cables gives way to sculpted Legion motifs.
Ultramarines Veteran Helmets and MKIII Veteran Torsos
It’s no surprise that the Guilliman’s Legion is governed by regulations, codes, and hierarchies. Adherence to this rigid framework and exceptional battlefield performance sees chosen Space Marines tipped for greatness and inducted into elite Invictiarii.
You can represent those who have had the nod with veteran torsos, featuring armour plating and symbols of Macragge and the Imperium.
Equip these crack Ultramarines with helmets that include crests and eagle face plates – just to make sure their lofty status is clearly understood.
Thousand Sons MKIII Shoulder Pads
The Thousand Sons are adept psykers, and Prospero is united in pursuing higher planes of thinking. But even the best spells are no substitute for thick slabs of ceramite armour, so outfit your Prosperian shock troops with these MKIII Shoulder Pads.
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Over on the Warhammer Community site, you’ll be able to check out new miniature reveals, a couple of community hobby showcases, a sneak peek at Angron’s stats, and an investigation into some Hobby Myths by the Warhammer TV painting team.
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