Hot on the heels of Angron, the Berzerkers, and Lord Invocatus comes a full range of blood-hungry followers of Khorne. All together now – “blood for the Blood God, skulls for the Skull Throne!”
The Eightbound
Virtually unrecognisable from the mortal Space Marines they once were, every member of the Eightbound is each possessed by eight (8!) separate daemons of Khorne. As you might expect, this makes them some of the most terrifying combatants in the galaxy – warriors locked in a constant battle for their own souls.
Sometimes the spirit of an Eightbound World Eater can even emerge triumphant, becoming one with the eight neverborn sharing its physical form. These are the Exalted Eightbound, even more dangerous and daemonic than others of their kind.
When you absolutely, positively have to ferociously eviscerate every enemy on the battlefield – send in the Eightbound, who come as a set of three.
Jakhals
The World Eaters army isn’t just about the elite combat monsters of the Butcher Astartes. There are also new mortal followers in the form of Jakhals… who are combat monsters in their own right. These cultists are only slightly less deranged than their masters, and favour sheer brutality over tactical niceties such as “guns”.
If you think they look nasty now, wait until you see what they can do when they’re all juiced up on stimms.
Lord on Juggernaut
Lead your ground-shaking charge with the savage Lord on Juggernaut. Anything lucky enough to survive a sweep of his exalted chainblade will find itself impaled on the Juggernaut’s bladed horn.
These new miniatures are all absolutely dripping with character – and blood, in most cases – and they’ll look even better when you put the entire army together.
Like most Traitor Legions, the World Eaters also include more ubiquitous units in their ranks, such as Land Raiders, Daemon Engines, and Terminators, as well as immortal Daemon Princes of Khorne. And thanks to the new Codex: Chaos Daemons, they can also be joined by furious daemonic allies...
But where are the rules for these shiny new followers of Khorne? Look no further than the gore-drenched Codex: World Eaters. Take a first glance at the cover of this tome of carnage.
We’ll have more on these new miniatures as we get closer to their release – which is in early 2023. For those who don’t hear the messages from Khorne in their fevered dreams, you can sign up for our newsletter to get all the skull-taking updates direct to your inbox. In the meantime, don’t miss out on the rest of today’s big reveals from the US Open.
