Many of the gods of the Mortal Realms bless their followers, but few offer gifts as bountiful as those of Nagash, Supreme Lord of the Undead. Praise him, for he brings you pre-orders for both his Flesh-eater Courts and Nighthaunt followers!
Battletome: Flesh-eater Courts
Embrace delusion and enjoy a fine meal in the process with the new Battletome: Flesh-eater Courts. This 98-page hardback is your guide to the noble and heroic cannibalistic and debased abhorrants and their serfs. It’s packed with all the rules you need to use your own delegation in battle, plus lore on the Flesh-eater Courts, their shared delusion that they’re crusading knights, and the grisly truth that they’re actually twisted vampires and ghouls.
The book contains 27 warscrolls covering the entire Flesh-eater Courts miniatures range, alongside battle traits, battle formations, heroic traits, artefacts of power, a spell lore, a prayer lore, and a manifestation lore. The Charnel Watch Spearhead, two Armies of Renown, two Regiments of Renown, and a suite of Path to Glory rules round out the volume.
Battletome: Flesh-eater Courts (Gamer’s Edition)
Containing everything that’s in the battletome, but in a softback format half the size, the Gamer’s Edition is ideal for carrying to battle – and the pack of 52 reference cards included, covering warscrolls, faction rules, and the Charnel Watch and Carrion Retainers Spearheads are the perfect mid-battle reference for a general on the go.
Spearhead: Charnel Watch
Kickstart your own Flesh-eater Court, or add bestial fury to an existing force with the Charnel Watch, a brand new Spearhead comprising an Abhorrant Gorewarden, three Crypt Flayers, three Crypt Horrors and a unit of 10 Royal Beastflayers. This force of heroic knights and their gamewarden servants guard the borders of an abhorrant’s domain, clashing with any foes unwary enough to set foot in their territory.
High Falconer Felgryn
Among Ushoran’s most favoured servants, High Falconer Felgryn is both keeper of the royal beasts and a folk hero to the common manghoul. On the battlefield, his abilities empower Serfs units, while his Delusion makes Beasts and Monsters ever more terrifying. This multi-part plastic miniature comprises Felgryn himself and his adorable pet “falcon” Grype, surely in the running for 2025’s miniature of the year.
Regiment of Renown: The Scarlet Jury
Grand Justice Gormayne delivers Ushoran’s judgement throughout the Mortarch’s realms, but sometimes it’s also necessary to venture further and ensure that the rest of Nagash’s servants are living up to the Summerking’s noble ideals. Gormayne and his Scarlet Jury – comprising ten Cryptguard and a Royal Decapitator – can be judge, jury, and executioner in any Soulblight Gravelords, Nighthaunt or Ossiarch Bonereapers army with this Regiment of Renown, which has rules in the new battletome.
Flesh-eater Courts Warscroll Cards and Dice
Keep track of your Delusions and have all your units’ rules at your fingertips with the Flesh-eater Courts Warscroll Cards. 40 cards cover all 27 warscrolls, Delusions, and the full rules for both the Charnel Watch and Carrion Retainers Spearheads.
Roll in grisly style with the Flesh-eaters Courts dice set, which contains 16 pearlised red dice that are in no way reminiscent of flayed flesh, with grey pips and the faction symbol replacing the six.
Battletome: Nighthaunt
Nagash has a vindictive sense of humour, and those who committed sins in life often find their afterlife defined by these transgressions, as they are forced to serve in the Great Necromancer’s Nighthaunt armies in roles ironically related to past crimes.
Find out all about this and much more in the 106-page hardback Battletome: Nighthaunt, alongside the rules you need to play a Nighthaunt army, including 29 warscrolls, battle traits, battle formations, heroic traits, artefacts of power, a spell lore, a manifestation lore, two Armies of Renown, two Regiments of Renown, the Cursed Shacklehorde Spearhead and Path to Glory rules. We would have told you to take a deep breath before that list, but ghosts don’t breathe.
Battletome: Nighthaunt (Gamer’s Edition)
Grab the pocket-sized version of the battletome to make it even easier to haunt your opponents at the tabletop. A set of 52 reference cards for all your warscrolls, faction rules, and two Spearheads – the Cursed Shacklehorde and the Slasher Host – make it a must-have for any aspiring spectral general.
Spearhead: Cursed Shacklehorde
Cover your nearest Spearhead battlefield with the unquiet dead using the new Nighthaunt Spearhead, the Cursed Shacklehorde. Commanded by a Spirit Torment and its pair of Chainghast bodyguards, this horde (the clue’s in the name) includes 10 Dreadscythe Harridans, 10 Bladegheist Revenants, and two Dreadblade Harrows, ready to put the fear of Nagash into your unwary foes.
Lord Vitriolic
Once a peddler of fake cures and dangerous potions, a Lord Vitriolic has been cursed by Nagash to forever mix alchemical concoctions to vex those who would stand against the supremacy of Death. In battle, the Lord Vitriolic throws these potent prescriptions at enemies, with a variety of unpredictable effects. This multi-part plastic kit is packed with vials and other grisly details showcasing the Lord Vitriolic’s eternal punishment.
Knight of Shrouds
An arch-traitor who sacrificed their own people for a few measly years of extra life, a Knight of Shrouds now steals life force from enemies with their Sword of Stolen Hours to extend their own afterlife. On the battlefield, they inspire nearby Nighthaunt units, and are potent combatants in their own right. This push-fit plastic miniature is the ideal commander for your infantry hordes… if they can be called infantry when they float instead of having legs.
Nighthaunt Warscroll Cards and Dice
Whether you’re playing Spearhead with the Cursed Shacklehorde, or leading a vast army of the tortured dead in defence of Shyish, the Nighthaunt Warscroll Cards set is a must-have, with 29 warscroll cards and 13 Spearhead cards putting the rules at your ghostly fingertips.
The Nighthaunt Dice Set adds a bit of spooky to your rolls, with 16 starry effect turquoise dice, each with white pips and the faction icon replacing the six.
Black Library is also venturing into the Mortal Realms this week, as well as returning to the World of Legend for the tale of Sigmar’s origins.
Abraxia: Spear of the Everchosen (Limited Edition)
In the wake of her victory in the fallen city of Phoenicium, Abraxia, favoured servant of Archaon, rules over the newly minted Blackpyre. But as a new era of strife dawns over Ghyran, Abraxia finds herself beset by conspiracy. Can she overcome the challenges before her and prove her dominion over the Everchosen’s servants? Find out in this A5 hardback Limited Edition of Chris Thursten’s Abraxia: Spear of the Everchosen.
This deluxe volume includes a soft-touch, laminated cover with black foil details, internal art pages, black page edges, and a black ribbon bookmark, and each copy is signed by the author and individually numbered. Stocks of this are, naturally, limited, so be sure to get it while you can!
The Legend of Sigmar
In the Mortal Realms, Sigmar is a god-king, a colossus whose commands shake continents and define eras, but once he was a man. The Legend of Sigmar by Graham McNeill tells the story of Sigmar’s earliest days, as he goes from the son of a barbarian chieftain to the head of a united empire – battling orcs, the forces of Chaos, and even Nagash himself along the way. This massive 944-page paperback omnibus includes three novels and three short stories.
