Show the Space Wolves who the real kings of the topknot are with these White Scars heads. In this upgrade set, you get nine helmeted heads (with topknots), a Sergeant’s helmet (with topknot), and a bare head (with topknot). Perfect for when you want to feel the wind in your hair (topknot). Lurtz’s Scouts, a Legendary Legion from the Quest of the Ringbearer book, built around the 24 Uruk Hai Scouts. An Underworlds warband is the perfect small-scale painting project, and Chris “Peachy” Peach knows which colours make Khorne worshippers pop the most – surprisingly, they aren’t all different shades of red. The threatening Mordor Battlehost boxed set contains 32 plastic Citadel miniatures for use in games of Middle-earth™ Strategy Battle Game, and is an ideal way for existing players to bolster their forces, or for new collectors to get into the game. You have Eomer, Marshall of the Riddermark, 6 Riders of Rohan and 24 Warriors of Rohan. Because riders can lose their horses and get replaced by foot models, you will want to keep six of your foot models to use for this. This gives you 351 points to start.

Start your mission to reclaim the One Ring for the Dark Lord with the Mordor Battlehost, led by the powerful Witch-king of Angmar, who’s supported by hordes of Orcs, and the fast and deadly Warg Riders. Join the ranks of the fallen Istari Saruman, one of the most powerful wizards in Middle-earth, who leads the Isengard Battlehost of Uruk-hai Scouts and Uruk-hai Warriors – followed by his faithful minion Gríma Wormtongue. This set contains 32 plastic miniatures which come with all required bases. Miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted. The new Forge Boss , on the other hand, does have an axe, and it’s massive! He can be added to any Goliath gang, and comes equipped with the aforementioned renderizer, a combi-pistol, and a combi-weapon. Rules for using Forge Bosses in your gangs can be found in House of Chains , and rules for using this fully tooled-up chap will be in a forthcoming Apocrypha Necromunda article. Propagandist & AgitatorAlternatively, if you’re part of the Garrison of Dale, you’ll want to grab these dice for those times you need to make an incredibly unlikely hit roll, such as when trying to shoot down a dragon . Final Fate of the Witch-king

Saddle up and follow Éomer, Marshal of the Riddermark into battle with the Rohan Battlehost. You’ll be joining the Riders of Rohan and the Warriors of Rohan in a force that’s great for taking on the forces of Evil. There are 32 miniatures in total in this Battlehost. Basically for evil armies Mordor Orcs are a staple component, and for a lot of them Warg Riders are an option as well. There are also two sets of Gondor Ruins for you to create your own Osgiliath battlefield. Can you hold this ancient city for the forces of Good, or will you claim it in the name of Sauron ? These resin upgrades will be the cherry on top of your III Legion troops, with 10 shoulder pads with the Emperor’s Children Legion symbol on them to personalise an entire squad.So GW have basically given Middle Earth Strategy Battle Games Start Collecting boxes for four factions: Gondor, Mordor, Rohan and Isengard. These are all popular armies with plastic troops and cavalry, and new plastic character kits. GW have created boxes with a new, modern plastic character and two boxes worth of infantry or cavalry. Join the forces of the Dark Lord with this incredible box. It features the Witch-king of Angmar mounted and on foot, 24 Mordor Orcs , and six Warg Riders . Overwhelm your enemies with the horde of Orcs while you harry them with the fast-moving Wargs. Isengard™ Battlehost

Think your Necromomunda gang is the best? Then get someone to shout about it for you . These Hangers-on can improve your gang’s reputation, while the Propagandist can also help with recruitment, and the Agitator can add extra territories to an Outlaw gang. Rules for using the Propagandist can be found in The Book of Judgement , and rules for the Agitator can be found in T he Book of Ruin . Reclaim the One Ring for the Dark Lord with the Mordor Battlehost, led by the powerful Witch-king of Angmar, supported by hordes of Orcs, and the fast and deadly Warg Riders. This threatening boxed set contains 32 plastic Citadel miniatures including the Witch-king of Angmar (mounted and on foot), 24 Mordor Orcs and six Warg Riders. Whether you’re a Middle-earth veteran looking to start a new army – or add to an existing one – or you’re brand new to the game and looking to get started, these boxes are ideal. Take a look at what’s in each one. Mordor™ Battlehost The Isengard Battlehost is led by Saruman the White, also mounted and on foot, and features Gríma Wormtongue, and a Palantír on a plinth. A horde of 24 Uruk-hai Scouts, and 20 Uruk-hai Warriors defend their lord while he casts spells to turn the tide of battle. This product has been slightly delayed in the USA and Canada. Minas Tirith™ Battlehost Add the legendary Gorvos siblings to your outlaw gangs for Necromunda . By underhive standards, they’re both spoilt and entitled, with Vunder as the idiot brother armed with gold plated stub guns, and Gaen his brutal sister tossing around gunk bombs. You can find full rules for using them in games in The Book of Judgement . Durgan Kill-Fist, Outlaw Bounty Hunter

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Join the ranks of the fallen Istari Saruman – while he may have sided with Evil, he’s still one of the most powerful Wizards in Middle-earth, and he personally leads this Battlehost featuring 48 miniatures. As always, Gríma Wormtongue isn’t far behind his master, but they let the Uruk-hai Scouts and Uruk-hai Warriors do all of the actual fighting. Minas Tirith™ Battlehost Gondor has a lot of cheap heroes, and a number of elite infantry options (Citadel Guard, Guardians of the Fountain Court, Osgiliath Veterans where you are using Faramir or Boromir) which give you access to Fight 4, which you absolutely want to make sure you win fights against Orcs. These cheap heroes let you run some small warbands, or give nice abilities. Don’t hesitate to swap a standard captain for a named character (this is good advice for virtually every force). If you like White Wizards but prefer to fight for the forces of Good, you can follow Gandalf the White into battle. He’s accompanied by Peregrin Took, and they lead the charge of Warriors of Minas Tirith and Knights of Minas Tirith as part of the 33 miniatures that make up this Battlehost. Rohan™ Battlehost

To win tough battles in the Horus Heresy, you’ll need all the help you can get, and this set of 24 Age of Darkness Reference Cards keep your Reactions, Psychic Powers, Psychic Weapons, and Core Warlord Traits close at hand. This set contains 32 plastic miniatures which come with all required bases. Miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted – we recommend Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints. Start your mission to reclaim The One Ring for the Dark Lord with the Mordor Battlehost, containing 32 miniatures. It’s led by the powerful Witch-king of Angmar , who’s supported by hordes of Orcs , and the fast and deadly Warg Riders . Isengard™ Battlehost The new starter is again, a solid buy to expand the force, featuring 3 heroes and another 24 infantry.

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Finish off your Mark VI Space Marines in style with these Emperor’s Children heads. The upgrade kit comes with nine helmeted heads, a Sergeant’s helmet with a stylish topknot, and a bare head with a contemptuous grin. Clad in the second finest artificer armour is the Emperor’s Children Legion Praetor . Armed with a Phoenix power spear, they can cut their way through anyone foolish enough to get too close. They can be assembled with a helmet or bareheaded to unleash their sonic shriekers upon your enemies. On the other hand, if you want to immolate infantry with death rays, obliterate tanks with high-powered las blasts, and overwhelm enemy forces with a barrage of massed autocannon fire then the Heavy Weapons Upgrade Set – Volkite Culverins, Lascannons, and Autocannons makes a fine addition to any Legion. Warhammer: The Horus Heresy – Age of Darkness Reference Cards Expand your Middle-earth ™ scenery collection with these classic pieces. It’s great for adding to the scenery in the Battle of Osgiliath boxed set to create a board for fighting even larger battles. Alternatively, you could create dioramas based on your favourite scenes from the movies. Rivendell™ Dice Set This is dead on 500 points and involves buying two blisters (Mordor Orc Command and Orc Shaman on Warg, both useable in most armies with Mordor Orcs in). This is one of the cheapest expansions to the battleforce, because the Witch King (tooled up here to murder enemy heroes and break lines) is so pricy.