Age Of Sigmar

The Mortisan Elite are the war-goliaths of the Ossiarch Bonereapers, counted among its deadliest constructs.

Scrapglutts trawl the deserted battlefields and rusty junkyards of the lands, driven by an ogor hunter’s obsession with fashioning mantraps. Any piece of useful wreckage is gathered by eager gnoblars and repurposed as armour and weapons for the warband.

Bands of Sunblood Prowlers are characterised by stealth and brutality.

Steel and blackpowder are the lifeblood of the Cities of Sigmar, but so is relentless vigilance. The Fusil-Platoons represent all three.

Spearhead is an exciting way for both new and experienced players to enjoy Warhammer Age of Sigmar. In this game mode, you'll fight small-scale battles that are fast, tactical, and different every time.

Across the densely wooded isle of Neos, potent nexuses of life magic pulse. Armies now gather to battle under those vibrant boughs, slipping along hidden paths and seizing sites of Ghyranite power to preserve or turn to their own ends.

The armies of the Soulblight Gravelords go to war under the gaze of their vampiric masters, marching with no fatigue and laying waste to their living enemies without hesitation.

Cursed Sepulchres are drenched in the energies of death – sites of necromantic potential where hundreds or even thousands of souls met their tragic end amidst violence and horror.

The Soulblight Gravelords are surrounded by Shyishan magic, and they manifest its power with an almost instinctual ease. Great skeletal hands appear, swarms of bats materialise, and the dead spontaneously rise from their tombs.

Barrow Knights, the finest warriors of a Deathrattle kingdom, are granted a prestigious place at the side of their undead monarch.

The Barrow Guard are a coterie of favoured praetorians, champions, and housecarls that accompany a Wight King.

Vampire Lords on Nightmare Steeds carve gory paths through the enemy with each thundering charge.

Prince Vhordrai is the most feared vampire cavalier in existence – the legendary castellan, and prisoner, of the Crimson Keep.

Known as the Hollow King, Cado Ezechiar seeks both vengeance and redemption. Once a mortal ruler, his lands were ravaged by Chaos – now he hunts the servants of ruin alongside a band of mismatched companions.

Deathrattle Skeletons clatter forward in formation, their yellowed skulls devoid of expression, intent on annihilating the living.

The Soulblight Gravelords are vampiric tyrants who see mortals as little more than prey with which to sate their thirst for blood.

The vampiric nobles of the Soulblight Gravelords build deathly empires to serve their every desire, enthralling mortals and raising the dead to fight wars of conquest.

Snarlbosses lead the Gitmobs from the backs of ravenous Snarlfangs. Those lucky grots of a Snarlboss’s retinue are often hand-picked from the least cowardly of the pack.

A Snarlboss in the back of a War-Wheela is able to concentrate on bashing the heads of the enemy rather than steering.

Doom Diver Catapults could only be created by the Gloomspite Gitz – no one else would strap bombs and spiked helmets to their heads and launch themselves into battle via catapult, let alone expect to have a chance of surviving the ordeal.

Sunsteala Wheelas are favoured by the Gitmobs – built with lightweight wicker frames, allowing them to close down on the foe quickly and hit hard before deftly weaving out of combat.

Snarlpack Cavalry make use of giant Snarlfangs – particularly large and impressive specimens of their kind. They're so big that a pair of grots can ride each one into battle.

The Gloomspite Gitz go to war under the light of the Bad Moon, their deity in the shape of a massive glowing rock in the sky. Under it's wan light, they are taken by a madness that carries them across the Mortal Realms in a riot of destruction.

The Gloomspite Gitz are a motley collection of grots, squigs, and troggoths – all eager to wreak havoc.