Adeptus Titanicus

Though Kill Team has a new box set and Adeptus Titanicus has a new book for matched play, it's really the Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game that has the most going on this week in terms of pre-orders, with a whole bunch of new kits. Check 'em out for yourself.

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Hot on the heels of a blockbuster Warhammer Day announcement, Kill Teams head further into the Gallowdark to raid its innards, while Eschers take to the skies in the ash wastes, armour-crumpling weaponry arrives in Adeptus Titanicus, and the new Citadel Tools drop onto hobby stations everywhere.

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A bunch of different stuff is coming to the pre-order store for Games Workshop next week. Kill Team, Adeptus Titanicus, White Dwarf, but by far, the one with the most kits is the Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game. Have a look for yourself.

From the article:

It’s Warhammer Day Boxing Day! You can still order the stunning Bayard’s Revenge for another week but we’ve also got loads of awesome releases available for pre-order next week, including the new Kill Team boxed set. Here are the highlights of the next seven days.

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<whoop! whoop! whoop!> Giant Robot Alert. It's been a lot of Knights activity with Games Workshop lately. But this GRA is being caused by slightly smaller giant robots. Games Workshop has a new campaign for Adeptus Titanicus available, as well as an updated FAQ for your games.

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With the upcoming release of the new edition of Warhammer: The Horus Heresy, the Legiones Astartes are taking centre stage in the 31st Millennium. Is there anything better – or more intimidating – than a mustered army of Space Marines? 

Not much, it turns out, but Titans have a good claim. They’re certainly taller, they’re definitely louder, and they have undeniably bigger guns.* In fact, as history buffs will tell you, Adeptus Titanicus is where the Horus Heresy really began.

Hot on the heels of the Dire Wolf Scout Titan, the Warhammer Rules Team have taken the time to whip up a new narrative scenario and an FAQ for Adeptus Titanicus, the game where Legios – not Legiones – of god-machines smash into one another, explode, and level battlefields.

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I feel like it's been a while since we've had some Forge World pre-orders to post about. But today, that's what we have. There's a pair of new figures for Adeptus Titanicus <whoop! whoop! whoop!> and a new star player for Blood Bowl.

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Opposites attract in this week’s Forge World pre-orders, which feature one unusually aggressive sheep for Blood Bowl and two wolfish scout Titans for Adeptus Titanicus.

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So, I looked at the upcoming pre-releases and was like, "Ok, some Age of Sigmar. *scroll, scroll, scroll* ... more Age of Sigmar, *scroll, scroll* and some <whoop! whoop! whoop!> Adeptus Titanicus, *scroll* ... and some Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game... *scroll, scroll, scroll* And some Blood Bowl!? *scroll*... And a White Dwarf? Geeze, it's a ton of stuff! Check it out for yourself.

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No sooner has Warhammer Fest Online ended (catch up on it all here if you somehow missed out on the biggest reveal event of the year) than another Sunday Preview appears. We’ve got lots to show you this week, so sit back and enjoy!

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<whoop! whoop! whoop!> Giant Robot Alert! Now, Battletech players will be saying, "Dire Wolves were already 100ton Mechs," but Adeptus Titanicus didn't have Dire Wolves until now. Get a look at these new Scout Titans in this preview.

From the article:

Even in Adeptus Titanicus, Scout Titans are a bit of an oxymoron – at 17 metres tall, no amount of camouflage is going to keep them out of sight. Nevertheless, the humble Warhound Titan is nippy and (comparatively) agile, designed to harry even larger war machines with, for instance, intense barrages of superheated plasma aimed at vulnerable knee joints.

But where do you turn when you need something scouted, and then shot full in the face by even heavier ordnance?

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This week, the US celebrates Thanksgiving. And that has become what many consider the official beginning to the Holiday season, beginning with Black Friday and everyone having sales. Well, Games Workshop is certainly helping you with your holiday shopping for the gamer in your life with a ton of new kits hitting their pre-orders this weekend. Have yourselves a look.

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With a beating of leathery wings, the Sunday Preview is on us once again, this week delivering a titanic payload of new releases that’s sure to have something for everyone – check out the highlights right here.

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<whoop? whoop? whoop?> If you're noticing the Giant Robot Alert seemingly unsure if these count, it's because that while, yes, Knights are pretty big when in 40k scale, in Adeptus Titanicus scale, they're down right petite (and a bit adorable). And they're coming soon to your tabletops that way. Get a preview of them here.

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Following the thunderous stomping of the Warmaster Iconoclast Heavy Battle Titan comes the pitter-patter of relatively tiny feet, as gaggles of petite Armiger Knights and Mechanicum Knight Moirax banners arrive on the battlefields of Adeptus Titanicus.

Look at how wee they are! We’re reluctant to label any towering construct bristling with implements of war and death cute, but if we could call anything in Adeptus Titanicus adorable, it’d be these bipedal babies.

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<whoop! whoop! whoop!> Giant Robot Alert! We have Giant Robot Alert! As it often is, it's Adeptus Titanicus. The new Warmaster Iconoclast Heavy Battle Titan is coming soon and you can get a look at its weapons in this preview.

From the article:

That low rumble that’s been building for a while is beginning to reach foundation-shaking levels as maniples of Warmaster Iconoclast Heavy Battle Titans lurch their way into combat.

We love Titan melee here at Warhammer Community – there’s nothing more satisfying in a game of Adeptus Titanicus than a Titan delivering a mighty right hook, sending opposing war machines crashing into each other like fusion-powered dominos. 

The Iconoclast is a real favourite – a close-combat goliath that lumbers towards enemy lines, launching batteries of close-range weapons fire in all directions, and clobbering enemy Titans with pugilistic fury.

To further amp up their destructive power, tech-priests often fit Iconoclasts with Kinetic Transducers, which allow them to transfer their inexorable momentum into energy to power colossal, titan-killing haymakers.

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As per usual, Saturday saw new pre-releases go into the Games Workshop webshop. There's the new Kill Team box set. There's some Aeronautica Imperialis kits. And <whoop! whoop! whoop!> some new Adeptus Titanicus as well. Head over and check them out.

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Warhammer Day is here, and there’s an excellent crop of pre-orders you can place right now on top of all of the dazzling reveals – and two exclusive miniatures, available for a very limited time as part of our Warhammer Day celebration. 

In Kill Team’s first expansion, we see T’au Empire and Imperial forces battle for the fate of a system, and Space Marine reinforcements swoop into Aeronautica Imperialis, while many classic models return to Middle-earth. 

We’ve also prepared some exclusive offers at a very special Warhammer Day price, to help get you started in new games across the worlds of Warhammer.

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If you thought this week was loaded up with new pre-releases from Games Workshop, next week is much the same. 40k, Age of Sigmar, Aeronautica Imperialis, <whoop! whoop! whoop!> Adeptus Titanicus, and a whoooooooole bunch of kits for the Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game will all be up in the Games Workshop webshop. Have a look.

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Next Saturday is Warhammer Day, a massive celebration of everything Warhammer. You can participate in lots of ways – by painting up your favourite miniatures, playing Warhammer with your pals, tuning into our massive online preview, and even getting your hands on some exclusive event miniatures.

You’ve got a whole week to prepare, and you’ll need it because we’ve got an absolutely mammoth pre-order weekend ahead, featuring Space Marines, vampires, tiny planes, a Legion Captain, a gaggle of painting accessories, Black Library books, and a hearty round of gripping shows and new additions to the Warhamer Vault on Warhammer+.

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<whoop! whoop! whoop!> Giant Robot Alert today is brought to you courtesy of a new Adeptus Titanicus pre-order over in Forge World's webshop. But that's not all. Two star players for Blood Bowl are also on-deck, ready to go.

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This week’s pre-orders from Forge World bring you two new Star Players to dominate the Blood Bowl pitch and a devastating Knight to take down even the toughest of god-engines in Adeptus Titanicus.

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What does Games Workshop have in store next week for their pre-orders? ... Every(censored)thing. Age of Sigmar is getting a whole batch of new Sigmarites and some Orks. There's new start players for Blood Bowl. Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game has some new stuff. Adeptus Titanicus <whoop! whoop! whoop!> has stuff. There's even a chibi-Marine Advent Calendar. Yes. Really. And that's not even all of it.

From the preview:

It’s Sunday, and you know what that means – we’ve got a huge dollop of fresh reveals that you can pre-order from next weekend. 

Sigmar heard your cries for aid and has unleashed fresh legions of thunderstrike-armoured warriors to battle yet more Kruleboyz reinforcements. Meanwhile, darkness sweeps through Middle-earth, Blood Bowl gets some bestial Star Players, and Warhammer+ adds new animations and more.

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The Horus Heresy was fought between the Space Marines loyal to Horus and those loyal to the Emperor. The traitor legions, of course, being equipped just as any other space Marine legions, had Titans. Soon, you'll be able to bring them to your tabletops with Adeptus Titanicus: Traitor Legios, a new book coming for the game.

From the article:

Worshippers of the Chaos pantheon, your heretical prayers are about to be answered in the form of a new tome dedicated to the annihilation of the Emperor’s pitiful servants. 

The Traitor Legios book is the definitive guide for those who pledge their god-machines to the Warmaster. Strap your arms and legs (or mutated bundle of tentacles) into your restraint harness, and get jacked into the Manifold – things are about to get gross.

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<whoop! whoop! whoop!> Giant Robot Alert! We have Giant Robot Alert! And it's certainly a big one this time around... well, in scale, anyway. We're getting a look at the upcoming Warmaster Iconoclast Titan for Adeptus Titanicus. If you ever wanted to see a building-sized chainsaw, now's your chance.

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On the battlefields of Adeptus Titanicus, towering god-machines battle for supremacy, wielding weapons that can level entire city blocks and punch through metres of heavily reinforced armour with ease.

The Warmaster Titan towers above most of these engines of destruction, bristling with armaments and malice. What can you even hope to do if one of these gigantic war machines attacks your hab block?

Hang on a second, is that a Titan with a chainsword the size of a skyscraper?

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It's not a full giant robot alert because it's just a couple new weapon pieces, but still, they're available to order for Adeptus Titanicus from Forge World. While you're there, swoop on over and pick up some new Aeronautica Imperialis fighters and bombers as well.

From the announcement:

Strapping all kinds of fancy weapons onto tried and true vehicles is a time-honoured tradition in the Imperial military. Whether it’s ancient Volkite weaponry or a staggeringly large bomb that tickles your fancy, Forge World has just the thing for you today.

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With everything else going on with GW, you might've almost missed that they've got new pre-releases coming this weekend, as usual. Mostly, it's undead vampire counts figures. But they do sneak in a <whoop! whoop! whoop!> Adeptus Titanicus release in there as well. Have yourselves a look.

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After all the excitement of Warhammer Fest Online, we’re back to dropping a bounty of pre-orders on you, led by the deathless fiends of the Soulblight Gravelords. Before we get to that, though, let’s take a quick look at what the next week has in store for you.

That’s right, there’s more than just an undead horde coming this week, so the Deadwalker Zombies need to pick up the pace if they’re to keep up with all the new stuff coming our way. Speaking of which…

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Games Workshop has quite a big set of pre-releases now available. There's some Blood Bowl. There's some Warhammer Underworlds. There's some Adeptus Titanicus. There's a new issue of White Dwarf. Head on over and check them all out.

From the announcement:

This is a great week for new releases. Today you can pre-order a Starter Set and a warband for Warhammer Underworlds, the latest White Dwarf, buckets of Blood Bowl goodies, and a brand new class of Titan which is leading the charge for a wave of Adeptus Titanicus releases.

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<whoop! whoop! whoop!> Giant robot alert! We have giant robot alert! And this one's a really, really big one. Well, in scale it is, anyway. The Warmaster Titan is coming up for pre-order tomorrow for Adeptus Titanicus. Want a look further inside this kit? You can with this preview.

From the article:

The thunderous steps of the Warmaster Titan are fast approaching ahead of its pre-order on Saturday. If you’re anything like us, you’ve barely been able to tear your eyes away from the majesty of this absolute unit.

While it’s entirely understandable to be distracted by the two colossal Suzerain-class Plasma Destructors on its arms,* there’s a wealth of smaller details all over this model that you may not have seen on a first pass. Here are some of the not-so-little things we like best about the Warmaster.

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<whoop! whoop! whoop!> Giant robot alert! We have giant robot alert! What's setting it off this time is a new book coming for Adeptus Titanicus in this week's Games Workshop pre-orders. These titans loyal to the Emperor on Holy Terra are the focus. Let's take a look inside.

From the article:

Adeptus Titanicus players whose allegiance lies with the Emperor of Mankind have a brand new resource coming this weekend for their games. Loyalist Legios is the first of a new kind of book for the game of mighty Titan battles, detailing the Titan Legions and Knight Houses which fight to defend the Imperium.

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There's a lot of things coming to the Games Workshop webshop this weekend. There's new Warhammer Underworlds kits and boxes. There's a new Blood Bowl book and figures. And then there's <whoop! whoop! whoop!>, thank you, Giant Robot Alert, a couple of new Adeptus Titanicus books and kits.

From the article:

We’ve got an especially packed week of pre-orders coming up, with new releases for Warhammer Underworlds, Adeptus Titanicus, and Blood Bowl on the way. And if you’re a fan of the Horus Heresy, make sure you don’t miss the hardback release of possibly the most revelatory Primarchs novel ever written.

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<whoop! whoop! whoop!> Giant robot alert! We have giant robot alert! It's being triggered by some Adeptus Titanicus news. They're getting a new breed of weapon, the Volkite Weapons, and in this preview, we get a look at just what they're capable of on the battlefield.

From the article:

New weapons are coming for your Adeptus Titanicus god-machines, in the form of devastating Martian heat rays. Prepare to add volkite weapons to your Titanic arsenal.

What Are Volkite Weapons?

The Great Crusade was a time of technological innovation. The Tech-Priests of Mars crafted all manner of mechanical marvels for the Imperium’s expeditionary fleets as they set out to unite the galaxy. 

Of course, the forces of the Great Crusade were first and foremost conquering armies, and so the greatest effort was put into weapons of war. Volkite weapons were perhaps the most devastating of these.

In simple terms, volkite weapons are heat rays. They fire beams of energy that set unprotected targets – like squishy humans – on fire. When scaled up to Titan size, they are terrifyingly effective at taking down void shields, as they superheat the protective energy barriers and pop them out of existence.

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<whoop! whoop! whoop!> Giant robot alert! We have giant robot alert! And yes, I know some of you might say, "Titans aren't robots!" but it's close enough for the alert's settings. Anyway, in terms of giant robots, Titans are among the giantest. And now, Games Workshop is coming out with one that's even more giantest-er. It's the Warmaster Heavy Battle Titan for Adeptus Titanicus. Have a look for yourself.

From the article:

In Saturday’s Warhammer Preview Online, we revealed the latest addition to your Adeptus Titanicus battlegroups – the majestic Warmaster Heavy Battle Titan. Now that you’ve had time to gaze lovingly at it, we’re going to delve into why you need to add one (or more) to your collection.

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<whoop! whoop! whoop!> Giant robot alert! We have giant robot alert! In this case, it's the new Cerastus Knight-Atrapos for Adeptus Titanicus and my spellcheck hates all of that. But anyway, this weekend, they will be available to pre-order from Games Workshop. But what do they do? Get a look at just that in this preview.

From the article:

There’s a new class of Imperial Knight coming your way for Adeptus Titanicus – and it’ll leave Princeps everywhere shaking in their amniotic tanks. Meet the Cerastus Knight-Atrapos.

Imperial Knights are a crucial part of many Adeptus Titanicus battlegroups. They provide support to the mighty Battle Titans that form the core of your force, and in numbers, they’re great for downing void shields and posing a threat to smaller Titans, like Warhounds. The larger god-machines tend to laugh off a Knight’s attentions – but they won’t be laughing at the Knight-Atrapos.

The Knight-Atrapos was created solely to destroy hereteks and xenos, armed with weapons that could devastate unholy war engines in the Omnissiah’s name. When the Horus Heresy dawned, the Knight-Atrapos came into its own as an instrument of Knight Households that could threaten even the largest Titans with its graviton singularity cannon.

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<whoop! whoop! whoop!> Giant robot alert! We have giant robot alert! This time, it's a pair of Knights for Adeptus Titanicus that are stomping their way onto the scene in Forge World's webshop. Head over and put your name on the list to get these new figures when they start shipping next week.

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It's Knight time! Check out two new models of Mechanicum Questoris Knights for your games of Adeptus Titanicus. They're available to pre-order now – add them to your Household!

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