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The Bad Moon is rising on the Mortal Realms – and the grots are marching to war. This battletome allows you to field an army of Gloomspite Gitz – a coalition of Moonclan Grots, Spiderfang Grots, troggoths and gargants united by a love hallucinogenic fungus and heinous violence. Inside this book, you'll find…- An in-depth look at the origins, lore and great battles of the Gloomspite Gitz- A showcase of stunningly painted miniatures – plus tips for painting your own- Powerful new faction abilities that let you represent the madcap tactics of the Gloomspite Gitz on your tabletop- Warscrolls and points profiles that let you build any kind of army you want – teeming hordes of grots, scuttling Spider Riders, brutish tribes of troggoths or a mix of the three- And more!If you're looking to spread destruction (or just take on the tabletop with hordes of squigs), Battletome: Gloomspite Gitz is your essential guide.

The Astra Militarum are the mighty Hammer of the Emperor, an army so vast that it has never been fully recorded by the scribes of the Administratum. Drawn from a million worlds, its men and women are the thin line between Humanity and the void. On hundreds of thousands of warzones across the galaxy the armies of the Astra Militarum hold back the advance of alien empires, heretic warlords and daemonic gods. Armed with trusty lasguns and backed up by ranks of battle tanks and artillery, to them falls the task of protecting the Imperium from destruction; a duty that will only end in death. Codex: Astra Militarum is your guide to the armies of the Imperial Guard, most numerous of all the God-Emperor’s soldiers. This book covers the glorious history of the Astra Militarum, detailing their ten thousand year history and many of their greatest victories and legendary commanders. Also inside you will find rules for creating and organising an army of the Astra Militarum for your games of Warhammer 40,000, from massed ranks of Imperial Guardsmen to powerful Leman Russ Battle Tanks, as well as an impressive showcase of the Astra Militarum model range.

This 136-page book contains a treasure trove of background information covering prominent Ork conflicts from the past and present, accompanied by stunning artwork and galleries of painted miniatures. Codex: Orks grants you a detailed look into the organisation of Ork armies, be they small planetary raiding forces or monstrous Waaagh!s, as well as the troops, leaders, and war machines that fight among them. The book also has everything you need to know to field them in battle on the tabletop, including 61 datasheets, 7 Clan Kulturs, Stratagems, Relics, and more.

The Astra Militarum serves as the relentless military force of the Imperium, one of the largest in the galaxy. Across countless battlefields, these soldiers embody the Hammer of the Emperor, wielding faith and overwhelming numbers to defeat heretics and xenos. The Codex: Astra Militarum is an essential resource for collectors, offering 144 pages of rich background and rules. Inside, discover the origins of the Astra Militarum, tracing back to the Great Crusade, alongside details on their structure, recruitment methods, training, and deployment. An annotated map highlights key war zones, while the book delves into the unique backgrounds and color schemes of various regiments, including Cadia and Catachan. It also profiles 12 distinct regiments, from the Armageddon Ork Hunters to the Tanith First and Only, and recounts major battles fought by the Astra Militarum. For gameplay, the Codex includes 56 datasheets for units and vehicles, army abilities reflecting their combat style, and a comprehensive armoury of wargear. It features points values for miniatures, Regimental Doctrines, unique Warlord Traits, and a selection of Stratagems. Additionally, the Psykana psychic discipline is available to Psykers, along with Tactical Objectives tailored for the Astra Militarum. A showcase of beautifully painted Citadel miniatures illustrates the color schemes and conversions for various regiments.

Reference book:The book is split into five sections. It starts with the rules for shooting and various other special rules for specific weapons. It then has lists of all of the units in game from each army as well as the stats and stats for the weapons available to that army. It then has a section on the firing and access points for several transport vehicles. It then contains a list of vehicles upgrades in alphabetical order and then a list of infantry upgrades in alphabetical order, with images designating which army has the upgrade available.

While many kill teams, such as those of the Deathwatch Space Marines, are made up of hand-picked, specially trained warriors, others are taken from the rank and file of the galaxy’s many armies. While these impromptu operatives are often given little more than a mission description and a firm pat on the back, the harsh conditions of a killzone quickly turn them into hardened veterans in their own right.Kill Team: Compendium is the definitive 168-page resource for bringing 19 different factions into the world of tabletop skirmish combat, featuring almost every major faction from Warhammer 40,000. From daring Tempestus Scions to disciplined T’au Hunter Cadres, armies from across the galaxy can now put forward their best and brightest to undertake dangerous missions behind enemy lines.Inside, you'll find:- Datacards, Ploys, and equipment for 19 factions ranging from Adeptus Astartes to Genestealer Cults- Details about fire teams, the small groups of operatives that make up a full-size kill team- A stunning collection of model photography and artwork featuring kill teams and their operatives

The Eldar craftworlds – massive drifting starships that are home to the last survivors of a race that once ruled the galaxy – are scattered across the stars. Now the Eldar teeter upon the precipice of annihilation and must battle constantly against the other races of the galaxy, even resorting to piracy in their fight to avoid extinction. Codex: Eldar is one of a series of supplements for Warhammer 40,000. Each book in the series describes in detail an army, its history and its heroes.

Most savage and barbaric of all the Space Marine Chapters, the Sons of Russ are proud, noble and fierce. In battle each warrior rages like the thunderstorms of their ice-bound home world of Fenris, and his wrath is as the fires of Asaheim. Yet their red-hot battle-lust is tempered with cunning, just as their raw strength is augmented by power armour, boltgun and frost axe. They are warriors of myth, and in their wake spring legends.