Broken Realms

Ossiarch Bonereapers

The Lumineth assault bears down on Shyish’s Triptych fortresses with the blessing of a god at their back, and it’s up to Horrek Venzai, Liege-Kavalos of the Stalliarch Lords, to turn their blade aside. Take Horrek’s Dreadlance into battle with a brand new warscroll battalion to represent the relentless charge of these peerless skeletal horsemen.

Maggotkin of Nurgle

As the forces of Death push through the Bleeding Gate into Ghyran, Nurgle’s plaguehosts respond in kind. Driven forward by the diseased jubilations of Gortle Pulpskull, the massed ranks of Invidia’s Plaguebearers are represented in a new warscroll battalion, with updated warscrolls for each of the three units it contains.

Cities of Sigmar

The city of Settler’s Gain was protected from the worst of the Necroquake by Teclis himself, and now they seek to repay him in kind. Broken Realms: Teclis contains rules for fielding armies from this Hyshian City of Sigmar as well as a warscroll battalion representing the assembled war machines of the Xintil War-magi.

Flesh-eater Courts

Deluded cannibals from the noble realm of Ymetrica, the howling ghouls of Gorstane Mortevell are fanatically devoted in their worship of Nagash. Relive his part in the Broken Realms saga with a unique warscroll battalion and command trait for Mortevell’s Helcourt.

Ossiarch Bonereapers

The Lumineth assault bears down on Shyish’s Triptych fortresses with the blessing of a god at their back, and it’s up to Horrek Venzai, Liege-Kavalos of the Stalliarch Lords, to turn their blade aside. Take Horrek’s Dreadlance into battle with a brand new warscroll battalion to represent the relentless charge of these peerless skeletal horsemen.

Idoneth Deepkin

One of the key battles in the narrative is a huge Idoneth Deepkin assault against Hagg Nar. To help you re-enact the action, there’s a warscroll battalion for The Bloodsurf Hunt, Nemmetar’s royal guardians. The book also includes four warscrolls – Akhelian Allopexes, Akhelian Leviadon, and both Eidolons of Mathlann – alongside mount traits for Deepmares and Leviadons.

Daughters of Khaine

Morathi commands the absolute loyalty of the Daughters of Khaine, who fight to aid the Shadow Queen in her quest for a divine apotheosis. The Daughters of Khaine receive battle traits and warscroll battalions for the Zainthar Kai Temple, alongside two warscrolls that let you use both versions of Morathi on the tabletop at the same time – yes, really!

Cities of Sigmar

Without wishing to give the game away, suffice to say that the free city of Anvilgard in Aqshy, the Realm of Fire, has quite the part to play in the narrative’s unfolding events. Book One includes rules for the cities of Misthåvn and Har Kuron, as well as a warscroll battalion for the sorceress Drusa Kraeth and her chosen warriors.

Stormcast Eternals

The Anvils of the Heldenhammer, guardians of the Black Nexus in Anvilguard, are set to be tested like never before! To that end, the book includes five new warscroll battalions, representing the Wardens of the Stormkeep, Stormtower Garrison, Stormkeep Patrol, Stormkeep Brotherhood, and Ven Brecht’s Black Watch, alongside three sets of battle traits for the Celestial Sentinels Stormkeep.

Slaves to Darkness

War comes to the Eightpoints, though the Everchosen is certainly not one to shy from a challenge to his power! One of the countless warlords who serve Archaon is Rokar Gresh, ruler of a warband called the Crimson Brethren. There are rules to include his warscroll battalion, Gresh’s Iron Reapers, as well as new battle traits, command traits, and Idolator Prayers.

Idoneth Deepkin

One of the key battles in the narrative is a huge Idoneth Deepkin assault against Hagg Nar. To help you re-enact the action, there’s a warscroll battalion for The Bloodsurf Hunt, Nemmetar’s royal guardians. The book also includes four warscrolls – Akhelian Allopexes, Akhelian Leviadon, and both Eidolons of Mathlann – alongside mount traits for Deepmares and Leviadons.