Warcry

"Gee. GW had quite a ton of stuff going into their pre-release shop this past weekend. I guess next weekend will be a bit lighter." *goes to look* "... ... ... NOPE!" Games Workshop is not letting up with pre-orders again next weekend. Age of Sigmar, Warcry, Necromunda, Aeronautica Imperialis. It's a bunch. Go have a look for yourself.

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Next weekend, two Black Library characters each get their first full-length books alongside new miniatures. Let’s look at the hobby highlights for the next seven days.

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Yet more free rules for the new edition of Warcry for you. This time around, it's the Agents of Chaos. If you've been waiting around for these to drop, your wait is over so you can get some games in over the weekend.

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After a week where we’ve shared Warcry rules for hundreds of fighters for the Grand Alliances of Order, Destruction, and Death, we’re rounding things out with – yes, you guessed it – the Agents of Chaos.

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Another batch of free rules for Warcry has been posted by Games Workshop. With the new edition of the game now out as part of the latest box set, all the different factions are getting an update. This time around, it's the armies of the Grand Alliance Death.

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The Warcry: Heart of Ghur boxed set is available to pre-order now, ushering in a new edition of this fantastically fast-paced skirmish game set in the Mortal Realms. 

To ensure that older warbands can join in the fun amongst the baleful branches of the Gnarlwood, we’re giving away free rules updates for each and every Grand Alliance this week – we’ve already seen Order and Destruction, and today it’s time for the Bringers of Death to rise from their graves and head to the Realm of Beasts.

From the twisted Flesh-eater Courts to the floating horrors of the Nighthaunt, this Grand Alliance has a variety of wailing warbands seeking to enact the will of Nagash. To give you an idea of some of the changes for the new edition, we’re focusing on the bony warriors of the Ossiarch Bonereapers.

Reactions are one of the big changes in Warcry’s new edition, and the Rotmire Creed and the Horns of Hashut, are getting their own faction-specific reactions – and so is everyone else. The Ossiarch legions are more skilled than mere zombies or skeletons, and your fighters can unleash this Deathly Prowess in combat.

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And some more new rules for Warcry since the new edition's box set is up on Games Workshop's webstore again this week. This time around, it's the Harbingers of Destruction (if that's not the name of a metal song/album, I don't know what is).

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The new edition of Warcry is bringing a host of changes to fighter profiles and warband abilities as we get ready to enter the Gnarlwood. Yesterday we shared a whole bunch of new rules for hundreds of warriors fighting for the Grand Alliance of Order, and today it’s the turn of the Harbingers of Destruction.

Ranging from brutal Ironjawz to kunnin’ Gloomspite Gitz, this Grand Alliance boasts a number of warbands with which to conquer the deadly forests of Ghur. Having taken a look at the changes to the Thunderstrike Stormcast yesterday, we’re now examining their most recent rivals, the Kruleboyz.

One of the big changes that the Heart of Ghur launch box brings in its wake is the addition of Reactions, allowing you to respond during an enemy fighter’s activation. Since the Kruleboyz are sneaky lads, they can ambush their foes in a Kunnin’ Trap.

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If you're a Warcry player, you're probably interested in the new box set that came out. Not necessarily because of the minis, but because of the rules. The game's got a new edition and things are a-changin'. But how will your army change? You can get a look at that in this rules update posted by GW.

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Warcry, the fast-paced skirmish game set in the Mortal Realms, kicks off its new edition with the jam-packed Heart of Ghur boxed set. You’ve always been able to use a wide variety of Warhammer Age of Sigmar miniatures in Warcry, but this week we’re giving away free rules for a vast range of fighters to use in the Gnarlwood, starting with Grand Alliance Order. You’ll get updated fighter cards, revised abilities, and a new Reaction for each warband.

There are many warriors from this Grand Alliance you can use in your games of Warcry, from the Namarti Thralls to the Kharadron Overlords Skywardens. The Thunderstrike Stormcasts are among the most popular, so let’s see how the God-King’s chosen have been updated for the new edition.

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This week, Games Workshop's pre-order store is all about Warcry. It's not just a new box set, it's also a new edition of the game. Head on through and get your name on the list to add it to your collection. Note: This is a 2-week pre-order as opposed to the usual 1.

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This launch set arrives on a two-week pre-order period today.* It’s the perfect starting point for the new edition of Warcry, with everything you need to set two warbands – the sickly Rotmire Creed and the industrial conquerors known as the Horns of Hashut – battling over a gaming board packed with gnarly living terrain.

You’ll also get the Warcry Core book, as well as the Rot and Ruin warband tome – which explains the full rules for the included warbands, and all the accessories you need to play. The Heart of Ghur boxed set is an incredible way to kick off your adventure into Warcry, but beware, this boxed set will only be available while stocks last.

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The new box set, and with it the new edition, of Warcry has the Rotmire Creed as one of the two factions represented. In this preview of said upcoming box, we get a look at some of the faction's special rules they'll employ to ensure victory.

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Last week we met the Rotmire Creed, the plague-loving followers of Lord Leech. Today, we’re looking at some of the special abilities that will help them claim victory in games of Warcry and gain glory throughout the Gnarlwood.

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There's a new box set for Warcry coming to Games Workshop's pre-order store this weekend. But more than just some sprues and dice, it's a full new edition of the game. Want to know what some of the updates will be? Then check out this preview article.

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The new edition of Warcry launches this summer with the stunning Heart of Ghur boxed set, but what changes are coming inside the Core Book? We sat down with the team behind the game to learn more about the new rules.

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As is their tradition, Games Workshop is showing off what will be in their pre-order store next week. They're headed to the fantasy side of things next week with the new box set for Warcry.

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The bestial energies of Ghur have taken over Warhammer this week – it’s a rumble in the jungle with another week packed full of savage pre-orders.

Everyone’s favourite game of brutal skirmish combat in the Mortal Realms ramps up the carnage with Warcry: Heart of Ghur. This is a new and revamped edition, and has a two-week pre-order window. The boxed contains two incredible new warbands – all set to battle across rope bridges and bamboo barricades between the carnivorous trees of the Gnarlwood, with the help of some tasty new rules.

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We've seen a sample of one faction from the upcoming Warcry box set. Now time to see what they'll be facing off against. They're the Horns of Hashut and they're here to cause problems for everyone on the battlefield.

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As the new edition of Warcry stalks into position, we’re investigating the Gnarlwood and the nefarious interlopers seeking its treasures. We’ve already learned about the Rotmire Creed and their ghastly motivations, so now it’s time for their rivals from the Heart of Ghur boxed set to take their moment in the spotlight – meet the Horns of Hashut.

The Horns of Hashut take their name from the evil duardin deity they worship, and also act as his heralds of ruination. Marching ahead of his legendary duardin legions, they conquer regions, laying waste to all lifeforms, leaving behind only wastelands for sprawling daemon-forges and dark armouries. The humans that make up the Horns of Hashut have spent their lives living among the Chaos-worshipping duardin, and have long since abandoned such concepts as compassion and mercy.

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There's a new Warcry box set coming out soon. In it, they've got the Horns of Hashut versus the Rotmire Creed. It's this second group that we get a preview of here. Get some background info as well as stats for one of their models down below.

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The new Heart of Ghur boxed set that launches the latest edition of Warcry contains two warbands – the Horns of Hashut and the Rotmire Creed. Today, we’re looking at the lore of the latter and learning why these connoisseurs of disease and putrification are heading to the Gnarlwood.

To the north of the Gnarlwood lie the putrid swamps of the Rotmire, a mosquito-infested expanse of brackish marshland enveloped by reeking smog. Basically, if you’re planning a holiday to Ghur, we recommend giving this one a miss – it’s not a welcoming place. The swamps are fraught with danger and anyone unlucky enough to stumble upon this region is likely to find themselves dragged into the murky depths or attacked by hideous toad-like creatures.

The swampy depths of this inhospitable place are home to the Rotmire Creed, a group of twisted alchemists who worship Lord Leech. Their Plague God rewards them for their adoration by blessing them (and their enemies) with maladies and diseases.* They come to the Gnarlwood seeking the Eye of Chotec so they can poison its geomantic engines and transform the entire forest into a diseased swampland.

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"What's in the boooooooox!?!?" It's what people are wanting to know about the upcoming Warcry box set. Well, that's exactly what we get a look at in this preview.

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Warcry is the fast-paced skirmish game set within the Mortal Realms of Warhammer Age of Sigmar, which sees small warbands fighting it out for glory, loot, or a simple thirst for blood. At Warhammer Preview Online – Summer Skirmish, we announced the second edition of the game, spearheaded by the new Heart of Ghur boxed set.

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Over the weekend, Games Workshop had a big celebration of many of their skirmish games. They showed off a ton of previews for a variety of games. If you play any of the off-shoot GW games, there's a good chance yours is in there. Head through and you can find all the various previews.

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Welcome to the Warhammer Preview Online! Summer Skirmish. We’re bringing you giant reveals for the smaller-scale games from across the Warhammer Universe.

Small enough to fit on your coffee table but absolutely stuffed with excitement, these games all got some time under the spotlight today – and you can watch all the reveals on the Warhammer TV Twitch Channel. If you can’t see the video embedded below, either enable cookies or click through to Twitch itself to catch all the action.

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Games Workshop has a plethora of smaller-model count, skirmish-sized games and this upcoming Sunday, you can find out all about what they're working on for them. They're holding their Summer Skirmish Online event. Be sure to tune in and see everything that's in store for these lines.

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Welcome to a sensational summer for fans of skirmish games! Whether you enjoy small-scale special ops in the grim dark future, or compact chaotic clashes in the weird and wonderful Mortal Realms, big reveals are on the way.

Warhammer Preview Online! Summer Skirmish will be loaded with reveals for our skirmish games, so join us live by tuning in on the Warhammer Twitch channel at 2pm BST on Sunday the 10th of July.

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Ratcatcher has been a job for thousands of years. But when you're in the Gnarlwood, it takes on a whole new dimension. The Rotmire Creed Carrion Catcher is a new miniature coming to Warcry. Get a look at him in this new preview.

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In the Realm of Beasts, between Gallet and Thondia, nestles a hellhole known as the Gnarlwood. This inhospitable forest is full of carnivorous critters and flesh-eating flora, and it’s the stage for the latest round of blood-slicked Warcry skirmishes – and home to colourful characters such as this Rotmire Creed Carrion Catcher.

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As usual, over the weekend, Games Workshop added new products to their pre-order store. They come in 3 forms: Age of Sigmar, Warhammer 40k, and Warcry. Head on through to check out these new kits and get your name on the list to get them as soon as you can.

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It’s hit after heavy hit in the Mortal Realms, with the next blistering battlebox dropping for pre-order right now this very minute. We’ve also got fresh terrain and warbands for Warcry, which you may also wish to include in your games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar, and the long-awaited Combat Patrol: Adeptus Custodes strides out in perfect golden synchronicity for Warhammer 40,000. Onward!

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Bit of a "this and that" pre-release weekend coming up from Games Workshop. There's a new battle box for Age of Sigmar. The Space Janitors (Adeptus Custodes) as well as Genestealer Cults are getting new minis. And then, over in Warcry, there's two new sets coming as well. Have yourselves a look.

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A new battlebox for Warhammer Age of Sigmar leads next week’s pre-orders – but before we get into the nitty-gritty, here are the Warhammer highlights for the next seven days.

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As usual, Games Workshop has a new slate of pre-orders up on their website. Warcry is the main focus, but it's far from the only thing. There's the new book and box sets for that. There's new T'au for 40k. There's some made-to-order kits for Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game. And there's even the latest White Dwarf.

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A new week means a new crop of pre-orders at Games-Workshop.com, and this time we’re taking a jaunt over to the Mortal Realms for the next major update to Warcry. There’s also a hive’s worth of scenery to be had for Necromunda, while some classic miniatures return via Made to Order for a short time only.

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The new Tome of Champions book for Warcry comes to pre-orders this weekend from Games Workshop. Included in it is a new set of branching quests. Which choices will you make for your gang?

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Warriors of the Eightpoints rejoice – the Tome of Champions 2021* arrives for pre-order this weekend, and it brings with it a wealth of new content to make your skirmish campaigns bloodier than ever. New rules for Bladeborn fighters bring Warhammer Underworlds warbands into the fray, you can get your siege on by assaulting massive fortresses like Carngrad, and the book even includes Warcry’s first ever round of points adjustments.

In a triumphant return from Warcry: Red Harvest, branching quests are back! These quests work similarly to the regular campaigns in the Warcry Core Book, but with a choose-your-own-adventure twist. After the first and second convergence battles, you get to pick which path you take through the campaign – eventually leading to a specific conclusion and a unique, powerful artefact you can carry forward into your next quest.

Tricky decisions present themselves at every stage, providing a huge variety of stories to tell – with wildly different possible outcomes. What might have been a triumphant victory over impossible odds can turn into a desperate flight with treasures in your arms, for great danger brings the promise of equally incredible rewards.

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Tome of Champions 2021 (yes, that's the right year for the title) for Warcry comes to pre-order this weekend from Games Workshop. We get another look inside the book in this new preview they've posted online.

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It’s a great time to be a gore-slicked warrior on the Path to Glory, because Warcry’s Tome of Champions 2021 is coming to pre-order this weekend. This book will make your games of Warcry better in loads of cool new ways, like bringing Warhammer Underworlds warbands to your games as Bladeborn Fighters.

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There's a lot coming to Games Workshop's pre-order store next week. There's a new Warcry book and box sets. There's new Aeronautica Imperialis figures. There's new T'au. There's Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game kits. There's a new White Dwarf. Get a small look in this preview.

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Next week will bring with it a whole host of cool pre-orders, taking us from the Bloodwind Spoil to Middle-earth, via the depths of the underhive and the skies of the 41st Millennium. But before we take a closer look at what’s on the way, here are the highlights.

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The new Warcry Annual (and yes, it really is called Champions of 2021) is about to come out and Games Workshop is giving you a look inside just what it will bring to the table for narrative play.

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Warcry’s latest annual rules update is landing soon – and yes, it is called Tome of Champions 2021. The flow of time is convoluted in the Realm of Chaos, but that’s never stopped the bloodthirsty warbands who battle across the deadly peaks and shadowy depths of the Eightpoints.

These ragtag rivals are more numerous than ever following the tumultuous events of Broken Realms, and now they’re being joined by some new pals. That’s right – your favourite fighters from Warhammer Underworlds are making their way from the desolate prisons of the Katophrane Curse to the desolate arena of the Bloodwind Spoil. Hooray!

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Warcry's new box set is the biggest pre-order for this week. But there's also two new 40k books, the Red Gobbo, Blood Bowl stuff, and some Necromunda bits. You should head over and check it out. There's probably something for you.

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There is a distinctly crimson theme as we head into this week’s pre-orders. Whether you’re entering molten mines for a burning-hot punch-up, shedding blood for the Blood God on the Blood Bowl pitch, or even leading a revolutionary committee of dissident grots, there’s lots to get stuck into.

And remember, Warhammer+ subscribers can currently earn vouchers when they shop on games-workshop.com, so sign up today to get rewards when you’re shopping for the latest pre-orders.

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Warcry's new box set, Red Harvest, is coming to pre-orders tomorrow. Inside, you get two new sets of figures to try out. One set is the Darkoath Savagers. Take a preview of their minis and stats in this article from Games Workshop.

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Fancy a relaxing stroll through the Varanite mines? Searching for your seat at the Everchosen’s right hand? Unwilling to ever wear more than a few leather straps at any one time? We’ve got you covered, as Warcry: Red Harvest is available for pre-order this weekend. 

Alongside a whistle-stop tour of Archaon’s Health and Safety-defying excavations,* Red Harvest is your first chance to get hold of the spider-wrangling Tarantulos Brood and the tide of muscle, fur, and little else that are the Darkoath Savagers.

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The Red Harvest box set for Warcry is coming to pre-order this weekend. Inside, players get a look at two new factions. But how do these new figures play? That's the preview we get into this article.

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Warcry: Red Harvest is up for pre-order this weekend, and it’s your first chance to get your hands on two brand new warbands – the Tarantulos Brood and the Darkoath Savagers. We’ve already seen what’s in the box – so we now turn to how the new factions play.

The Tarantulos Brood worship Chaos as a bloated, eight-limbed spider, just as the Splintered Fang prostrate themselves before the great serpent and the Corvus Cabal venerate and steal in the name of the avian Gatherer.

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