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The Inquisition - the various Ordos of the Imperium, are the beating heart of enforcement throughoput the galaxy. Where the Imperial Guard conquer, and the Space Marines annihilate, The Inquisition act as judge, jury and executioner in all matters - and you can now field them with the new Codex: Imperial Agents. Field the Ordos Xenos, Ordo Hereticus, or Ordo Malleus, and now included in this Codex are rules for the Imperialis Fleet commanded by Rogue Traders. As usual Codex: Imperial Agents is available in Hammer Time Limited Edition or For The Emperor Standard Edition.
Inquisitors Kyria Draxus and Katarinya Greyfax, two excellent minis, can lead your forces, while a number of minis previously available in the Blackstone Fortress set; Ministorum Priest, Deathwatch Captain Artemis and Navis Nobilite Navigator have also mustered for battle. Now when it comes to the Inquisition, the Officio Assassinorum do the silent deadly work, so you'll need a Vindicare, Eversor, Callidus (Lady Deadpool repaint anyone?), or Culexus Assassin to do that for you. It's interesting GW didn't take this opportunity to do some Made to Order of the older sculpts. Lower down the scale of minion, the Inquisitorial Agents box gives you multiple options to build your hatchetmen, while your more elite helpers like the Rogue Trader Retinue and Voidsmen-at-Arms Elucidian Starstriders have also joined the party.
Now if you like the sound of taking The Emperor's Justice to the galaxy, then there are some excellent boxed sets on the way. If you like a mix of the units mentioned above, then the Combat Patrol: Imperial Agents is for you. With some added extras and two units of Adeptus Arbites, this is a very cool set. When it comes to the real hardmen and women of the Inquisition though, you need to call on the Ordos, so the new Imperial Agents Battleforce: Ordo Malleus, Imperial Agents Battleforce: Ordo Hereticus or Imperial Agents Battleforce: Ordo Xenos may be more your speed. All of these are available for a limited time and would have been brilliant platforms for exclusive box art, but unfortunately not. Anyway, if you want them, you'd better line up and get them! To field Imperial Agents you'll need the Datasheet Cards: Imperial Agents and of course the Imperial Agents Dice.
A little outside the Inquisition but in the realm of the Imperium, the new and limited edition Celestian Sacresant Aveline miniature is here and would be a stunning centrepiece for any Sisters of Battle force.
Like the idea of the game Space Hulk but want to play it in Warhammer 40k? Well the new Warhammer 40,000 Boarding Actions book is here with rules for every faction in the game so you can fight in the tight confines of any ship.
In books there's the new Daemonbreaker in both Special Edition and Standard hardback, Daemonhammer in hardback, the Ravenor (20th Anniversary Edition) in hardback, the Exorcists-themed Oaths of Damnation in hardback and the Saints and Martyrs Adepta Sororitas Omnibus in paperback.
Inquisitors Kyria Draxus and Katarinya Greyfax, two excellent minis, can lead your forces, while a number of minis previously available in the Blackstone Fortress set; Ministorum Priest, Deathwatch Captain Artemis and Navis Nobilite Navigator have also mustered for battle. Now when it comes to the Inquisition, the Officio Assassinorum do the silent deadly work, so you'll need a Vindicare, Eversor, Callidus (Lady Deadpool repaint anyone?), or Culexus Assassin to do that for you. It's interesting GW didn't take this opportunity to do some Made to Order of the older sculpts. Lower down the scale of minion, the Inquisitorial Agents box gives you multiple options to build your hatchetmen, while your more elite helpers like the Rogue Trader Retinue and Voidsmen-at-Arms Elucidian Starstriders have also joined the party.
Now if you like the sound of taking The Emperor's Justice to the galaxy, then there are some excellent boxed sets on the way. If you like a mix of the units mentioned above, then the Combat Patrol: Imperial Agents is for you. With some added extras and two units of Adeptus Arbites, this is a very cool set. When it comes to the real hardmen and women of the Inquisition though, you need to call on the Ordos, so the new Imperial Agents Battleforce: Ordo Malleus, Imperial Agents Battleforce: Ordo Hereticus or Imperial Agents Battleforce: Ordo Xenos may be more your speed. All of these are available for a limited time and would have been brilliant platforms for exclusive box art, but unfortunately not. Anyway, if you want them, you'd better line up and get them! To field Imperial Agents you'll need the Datasheet Cards: Imperial Agents and of course the Imperial Agents Dice.
A little outside the Inquisition but in the realm of the Imperium, the new and limited edition Celestian Sacresant Aveline miniature is here and would be a stunning centrepiece for any Sisters of Battle force.
Like the idea of the game Space Hulk but want to play it in Warhammer 40k? Well the new Warhammer 40,000 Boarding Actions book is here with rules for every faction in the game so you can fight in the tight confines of any ship.
In books there's the new Daemonbreaker in both Special Edition and Standard hardback, Daemonhammer in hardback, the Ravenor (20th Anniversary Edition) in hardback, the Exorcists-themed Oaths of Damnation in hardback and the Saints and Martyrs Adepta Sororitas Omnibus in paperback.
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