The ground is trembling, which can only mean one thing – the Sons of Behemat are on the march, and they have some very large reinforcements joining their latest rampage.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar – Ma Maegran, Chooser of the Mighty

Bestow the blessing of almighty bigness on your chosen Gargants with Ma Maegran, a mystical witch known as the Chooser of the Mighty. Her magical talents are an invaluable tool in any Sons of Behemat army, while her pair of Ancient Ghyrochs gore nearby prey before they can get within arm’s reach of their titanic shepherd.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar – Boss-stompers


Boss-stompers take a more serious and disciplined approach to warfare, by Gargant standards. Their obsession with real fighting skill makes them particularly dangerous foes, adept at clubbing enemies into the dirt.
This box contains three Boss-stompers who can alternately be built as Rock-hurlers – Gargants that prefer to keep their distance and, as their name suggests, hurl rocks. The three Rock-hurlers also make up the new Spearhead army for the Sons of Behemat.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar – Stomper Tribe

Kickstart a force themed around the new Stomper Tribe Army of Renown rules with a boxed set containing a monstrous Warstomper Mega-Gargant and three Mancrusher Gargants. The army is based around a horde of smaller Gargants following in the wake of the Warstomper, gaining powerful boons and a smidge of the warlord’s attention while hanging around his impressive bigness.
The Warstomper can alternatively be built as a Gatebreaker or Kraken-eater Mega-Gargant, while the Mancrushers come with a variety of cosmetic options making them easy to customise. The Stomper Tribe boxed set is only available while stocks last.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar – Brawlers of Behemat

Play out a titanic duel between two raging Mega-Gargants in the Brawlers of Behemat boxed set, featuring easy-to-learn game rules for fast, tactical battles between two massive warriors. You get two complete Mega-Gargants that can each be built as a Warstomper, Gatebreaker, or Kraken-Eater – with rules for all three – as well as a brand new set of ruined Embergard terrain to fight around.
As well as being a fun standalone game, Brawlers of Behemat is also a great way to pick up a pair of Mega-Gargants for your Sons of Behemat army. This boxed set is only available while stocks last.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar – Destruction Battletome: Sons of Behemat

Take your Sons of Behemat into battle with a new battletome packed with background lore, artwork, miniatures galleries, and game rules for your sky-scraping horde. Learn all about the Gargant tribes of the Mortal Realms and their activities in Ghur, before crushing your opposition underfoot with new battle traits, a new Spearhead force, and enough Path to Glory content to send your colossal champions to new heights of infamy.
You’ll be able to get the new Battletome in its regular hardback edition, as well as a pocket-friendly Gamer’s Edition that comes with a set of 33 handy warscroll cards. The Gamer’s Edition is only available while stocks last.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar – Sons of Behemat Warscroll Cards and Dice

Add a set of Warscroll Cards – great for keeping your most important rules handy – and a pack of Sons of Behemat-themed dice to your collection. You get 16 in total, cast in a bloodstained bone-coloured plastic with dark red pips and a big man-crushing foot on the six.
Middle-earth™ Strategy Battle Game – Battlehosts



Start a new army or expand your existing collection with a trio of Battlehost boxes for the Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game. These armies are a great way to try a new faction or learn to play the game, and free downloadable rules right here on the Warhammer Community website will let you play any two Battlehost forces against each other without needing further rulebooks.
Lead your Rohan forces with King Théoden, sneak through the woods with the Legolas and the Mirkwood Battlehost, and smash through your enemies with a Dol Guldur force, commanded by Bolg.
This week on Warhammer TV, Loremasters goes east in search of the Realm of the Celestial Dragon, learning about Grand Cathay and the people who call it home. Three Necron C’tan Shards take on a swarm of Tyranids in a brutal Battle Report showdown, while a new Tale of Four Gamers season kicks off on Thursday with a warlord meet-and-greet.

Here at Warhammer Community, we’ll be delving into the Sons of Behemat battletome to see what they have in store for the Mortal Realms. Spoiler alert – it’s pretty stompy.
Finally, we can announce the winners of our Siege of Death Mire competition. They are:
D Roelofsen of Enschede, The Netherlands
N Grandmaison of Lévis, Canada
B Miller of Goole, UK
A Sarno of Sault Ste. Marie, Canada
C Combs of Indianapolis, US
Z Dixon of Edinburgh, UK
I Butorac of Lucan, Ireland
P Piechowiak of East Kilbride, UK
L Ball of Southampton, UK
F Wildte of Garphyttan, Sweden
C Graney of Seattle, US
C Jenkinson of Stanton, US
M Elizeche of Madrid, Spain
J Scrivens of Chester, US
G A Holloway of Orpington, UK
T Stoły of Bojszowy Nowe, Poland
M Glover of Northwood, UK
J Overbeck of New Westminster, Canada
C Quick of Gateshead, UK
L E Harley of Mount Hawthorn, Australia
B Ellis of Akron, US
C Fields of Flower Mound, US
A J Carney of Philadelphia, US
E Curtis of Ipswich, UK
J C Martin of La Reina, Chile
B Olsen of Lawson, Australia
D J Smith of Brownwood, US
J Le Digabel of Toulouse, France
J Mabe of Greensboro, US
J Koh of Fairhope, US
T de Silva of Khlong Sam, Thailand
A Pridmore of Nottingham, UK
Congratulations! There were eight further winners who opted not to have their details published.






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