Hello! So, we have to be entirely transparent about this week's pre-orders... it's a mess and very confusing. The previews shown on Monday morning are apparently meant to be listed today, but then a large seller in Australia said that those listed would actually be delayed in Australia and New Zealand - no word from Games Workshop! So, we're flying by the seat of our pants today. The terrible new GW webstore doesn't help, so we're really sorry if there's some confusion. We'll split the pre-orders up so at least you can see them and we'll correct as soon as we have more information.
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EDIT - Thanks to reader Jim, we've made an adjustment to this week's pre-orders as the US and UK (but not EU) did get the Necrons and the Adeptus Mechanicus, so kindly scroll down for this week in all its entirety.
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EDIT - Thanks to reader Jim, we've made an adjustment to this week's pre-orders as the US and UK (but not EU) did get the Necrons and the Adeptus Mechanicus, so kindly scroll down for this week in all its entirety.
++ Delivery Fulfillment on the Week-of 09/12/23 ++
Alrighty, for everyone playing along at home, this week sees the delayed pre-order of Legions Imperialis in Australia and New Zealand, with the delivery date of 9th of December. We showed this to you last week, but we didn't have links, but we have them now, so here you are! Legions Imperialis launches with the boxed set - Warhammer: The Horus Heresy – Legions Imperialis, which includes both Astartes and Solar Auxilia, You can also get the Warhammer: The Horus Heresy – Legions Imperialis Rulebook separately, plus and the two Legiones Astartes and Solar Auxilia Army Cards sets are also on pre-order too. In terms of miniatures, there's the Legiones Astartes Infantry, and the very cute Kratos Heavy Tank Squadron and a Rhino sets. The release of Legions Imperialis also sees the reboxing of some of the Aeornautica Imperialis minis, with the Thunderhawk Gunship being front row centre for the Astartes. The other faction (either allied or as adversary) are the Solar Auxilia who on release also have their Infantry set, and a box of Baneblades for support, available to buy separately.
There's more Aeronautica Imperialis reboxing, with the Lightning Fighter, Marauder Bomber, Marauder Destroyer, plus some Forge World resin minis, the Marauder Colossus and Marauder Pathfinder, plus the Arvus Lighters on pre-order. They're not the only ones, with the plastic Questoris Knights, Cerastus Knight Lancers, Reaver Titans, and Warlord Titans returning, plus Forge World's Warglaives and Helverins, Knights Styrix, Moriax, Magaera, Atrapos, Arcastus, Asterius, Cerastus and the Warlord-Sinister Psi Titan in spanking new Legions Imperialis boxes. Will this be the end of Adeptus Titanicus? Time will tell! Legions Imperialis has also introduced some new terrain, with the Civitas Imperialis City Road Tiles and Civitas Imperialis Ruins sets, plus the Administratum Sector which collects some of the Adeptus Titanicus terrain kits, up for pre-order too. There's also a collection of new bases - Aeronautica Imperialis Base Pack, Legions Imperialis 120mm Oval Base, Legions Imperialis 105mm Oval Base, Legions Imperialis 80mm Round Base Pack, Legions Imperialis 50mm Round Base Pack, Legions Imperialis 40mm Round Flying Base Pack, and the Legions Imperialis 40mm Round Base Pack.
There's also the new new Carta Galactica Map showing the Imperium's domains at the time of the Heresy.
There's more Aeronautica Imperialis reboxing, with the Lightning Fighter, Marauder Bomber, Marauder Destroyer, plus some Forge World resin minis, the Marauder Colossus and Marauder Pathfinder, plus the Arvus Lighters on pre-order. They're not the only ones, with the plastic Questoris Knights, Cerastus Knight Lancers, Reaver Titans, and Warlord Titans returning, plus Forge World's Warglaives and Helverins, Knights Styrix, Moriax, Magaera, Atrapos, Arcastus, Asterius, Cerastus and the Warlord-Sinister Psi Titan in spanking new Legions Imperialis boxes. Will this be the end of Adeptus Titanicus? Time will tell! Legions Imperialis has also introduced some new terrain, with the Civitas Imperialis City Road Tiles and Civitas Imperialis Ruins sets, plus the Administratum Sector which collects some of the Adeptus Titanicus terrain kits, up for pre-order too. There's also a collection of new bases - Aeronautica Imperialis Base Pack, Legions Imperialis 120mm Oval Base, Legions Imperialis 105mm Oval Base, Legions Imperialis 80mm Round Base Pack, Legions Imperialis 50mm Round Base Pack, Legions Imperialis 40mm Round Flying Base Pack, and the Legions Imperialis 40mm Round Base Pack.
There's also the new new Carta Galactica Map showing the Imperium's domains at the time of the Heresy.
Now there's some more pre-orders this week, but also some missing, so let's struggle through this together like the united Community we are despite Games Workshop making this incredibly difficult!
Despite the Codex for the Necrons, plus some great Necron minis. plus the Codex for the Adeptus Mechanicus being listed as being on pre-order this weekend, they are missing in action! But we do have these....
The excellent Necromunda terrain sets continue with the Ash Wastes Outpost, bringing together some older pieces and some new, these are a departure from the traditional walls of the Hive City and a reflection of what's going on outside in the Ash Wastes of Necromunda. Speaking of Necromunda, there's two Forge World kits this week, with the awesome looking Asun'ghar, The Lady Of Ash and the super chunky Ironhead Squat Prospectors Skalvian Explorator. We really wish both had been in plastic!
There's a new Kill Team card pack with the Kill Team: Approved Ops – Tac Ops & Mission set giving you the ability to combine three mission types with nine standard killzone maps, or 10 Close Quarters maps – plus 27 Tac Ops cards, covering every archetype, and two alternate Tac Ops cards for Close Quarters games.
In books this week there's Warboss in paperback and the Titanicus omnibus, God-Machines in paperback.
Despite the Codex for the Necrons, plus some great Necron minis. plus the Codex for the Adeptus Mechanicus being listed as being on pre-order this weekend, they are missing in action! But we do have these....
The excellent Necromunda terrain sets continue with the Ash Wastes Outpost, bringing together some older pieces and some new, these are a departure from the traditional walls of the Hive City and a reflection of what's going on outside in the Ash Wastes of Necromunda. Speaking of Necromunda, there's two Forge World kits this week, with the awesome looking Asun'ghar, The Lady Of Ash and the super chunky Ironhead Squat Prospectors Skalvian Explorator. We really wish both had been in plastic!
There's a new Kill Team card pack with the Kill Team: Approved Ops – Tac Ops & Mission set giving you the ability to combine three mission types with nine standard killzone maps, or 10 Close Quarters maps – plus 27 Tac Ops cards, covering every archetype, and two alternate Tac Ops cards for Close Quarters games.
In books this week there's Warboss in paperback and the Titanicus omnibus, God-Machines in paperback.
This has become the longest pre-order update yet, almost surely! So, without further ado, here are the main pre-orders this week for everywhere except the European Union, Japan, Australia and New Zealand.
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Not everyone loves Necrons, and frankly ancient metallic warriors are hard to love - they certainly don't like hugs - but here they are, all ready for Warhammer 40K 10th Edition. Hot off the presses is their new Codex, which comes in Spit and Polish Collector’s Edition or Malign Force of Evil Standard Edition. The Necrons also get some lovely new miniatures, with a brand new Imotekh the Stormlord, Orikan the Diviner and an Overlord with Translocation Shroud. Plus there's two of the best Necron minis to be released since Day Zero, with the Overlord with Tachyon Arrow and Royal Warden, available in the 9th Edition Starter Set, now here to buy separately. Speaking of which, the bulk of the Necron forces. from that set are also now available in the Combat Patrol: Necrons. As you'd expect, there's also the Datasheet Cards for the Necrons (with pretty green foil edges) and a themed Necrons Dice Set.
On the other side of the machine equation, the Adeptus Mechanicus (beep-boop) are also rolling out their 10th Edition Codex, which is available in either Robes Are So This Year Collectors Edition or Mechanoid Radioactive Army Standard Edition. While the Necrons got a selection of stellar minis, the Adeptus Mechanicus got an absolute stinker. Fresh from the We Have No More Ideas Factory, is the Sydonian Skratos - comically absurd, totally undynamic and ridiculous. However, fear not disciples, the new Combat Patrol: Adeptus Mechanicus at least gives you some nice minis to paint up so you can ignore this other one. Happily, the new Adeptus Mechanicus Datasheet Cards are very nice, and come with red foil edges to the cards, plus there's a set of Adeptus Mechanicus Dice.
When will we see these in other parts of the world? Not sure. Suffice to say that we, the customer, will be the very last to know, thank you Games Workshop!
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Not everyone loves Necrons, and frankly ancient metallic warriors are hard to love - they certainly don't like hugs - but here they are, all ready for Warhammer 40K 10th Edition. Hot off the presses is their new Codex, which comes in Spit and Polish Collector’s Edition or Malign Force of Evil Standard Edition. The Necrons also get some lovely new miniatures, with a brand new Imotekh the Stormlord, Orikan the Diviner and an Overlord with Translocation Shroud. Plus there's two of the best Necron minis to be released since Day Zero, with the Overlord with Tachyon Arrow and Royal Warden, available in the 9th Edition Starter Set, now here to buy separately. Speaking of which, the bulk of the Necron forces. from that set are also now available in the Combat Patrol: Necrons. As you'd expect, there's also the Datasheet Cards for the Necrons (with pretty green foil edges) and a themed Necrons Dice Set.
On the other side of the machine equation, the Adeptus Mechanicus (beep-boop) are also rolling out their 10th Edition Codex, which is available in either Robes Are So This Year Collectors Edition or Mechanoid Radioactive Army Standard Edition. While the Necrons got a selection of stellar minis, the Adeptus Mechanicus got an absolute stinker. Fresh from the We Have No More Ideas Factory, is the Sydonian Skratos - comically absurd, totally undynamic and ridiculous. However, fear not disciples, the new Combat Patrol: Adeptus Mechanicus at least gives you some nice minis to paint up so you can ignore this other one. Happily, the new Adeptus Mechanicus Datasheet Cards are very nice, and come with red foil edges to the cards, plus there's a set of Adeptus Mechanicus Dice.
When will we see these in other parts of the world? Not sure. Suffice to say that we, the customer, will be the very last to know, thank you Games Workshop!
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