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The Sons of Behemat are the giants of the Age of $igmar and Warhammer worlds. Big and deadly, they can be allied with multiple armies, providing brutal hitting power when it's needed, or fielded as their own force!
The new Destruction Battletome: Sons of Behemat comes in Clod-Stomper Gamer's Edition and Toe-Jam A-go-go Standard Edition.
This is the biggest range refresh we have seen for the Sons of Behemat, actually filling out into an almost stand-alone force - well as stand-alone as the Sons of Behemat are.
There's a new character, with Ma Maegran – Chooser of the Mighty and her 2 x Ancient Ghyrochs adding a tonne of detail and backstory for this faction. The model shown here has extraordinary detail and must be a real challenge to paint. The other new kit is the Boss-stompers/ Rock-hurlers combi-kit, with three smaller giants in either mellee or ranged configuration.
We also have the Stomper Tribe, which includes a Warstomper Mega-Gargant/ Gatebreaker Mega-Gargant/ Kraken-eater Mega-Gargant and 3 x Mancrusher Gargants. Speaking of the Mancrusher Gargant, this will look familiar to many as the orginal plastic giant kit, and he can be bought on his own too in new Sons of Behemat packaging. There's also the Sons of Behemat Warscroll Cards and Sons of Behemat Dice to make your faction fully realised on the battlefield.
If you're into giant vs giant combat, then Brawlers of Behemat is for you! The set includes 2 x Mega-Gargants and 2 x Embergard terrain pieces, plus Brawlers of Behemat Rulebook, Mega-Gargant dashboards and all the cardboard bits you could want.
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As mentioned earlier, there's also the delayed release of the Ogor Mawtribes for some countries. We've written more fully on this when they were offered to the rest of the world, but this is what those who missed out will be getting on pre-order this week...
We have the Destruction Battletome: Ogor Mawtribes in Juicy Manflesh Standard Edition and the Yum Yum, Get In My Tum, I Will Eat Your Fleshy Bum Gamer’s Edition. There's also the awesome leader model Morga the Mighty – Overtyrant, which can also be built as a generic Tyrant on Glutthorn. The Tyrant on foot (sadly an online only model, which seems crazy for such a brilliant looking kit) is super-customisable, with 3 x heads, 2 x necks, 2 x belly plates, 2 x hand weapon options for each hand, 2 x back banners and an optional fur pelt. Awesome for customising or character building!
Your troops are your Ironguts, absolute stand-out for this release, and the Gluttons which come with a staggering amount of optional parts (22 x different male and female heads, 5 x hammers, 5 x swords, 5 x right hand knuckle-dusters and 3 x left hand knuckle-dusters). Just brilliant! There's also the Cleavers/Gutseers combi-kit, and characters like the Butcher, Redd the Maw – High Slaughtermaster, and Grell Firefist. We have three irregular formations too, with the Mantrapper (and his now extinct Gnoblars), Hunters with Sabrefangs, and the mounted Maulbeast Raiders/Cavalry combi-kit, which is just brilliant! Plus there's a Regiment of Renown, with Okars Torrbad having two oldies-but-goodies, the Huskard on Stonehorn/ Thundertusk Beastriders combi-kits. There's also the Ogor Mawtribes Dice.
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We have some The Hobbit Battlehosts this week too, with the Dol Guldur™ Battlehost
(Bolg, Spawn of Azog on foot, Bolg, Spawn of Azog mounted on a Fell Warg, 6 x Hunter Orcs on Fell Wargs and 24 x Hunter Orcs), and the Mirkwood™ Battlehost (Legolas Greenleaf, Tauriel, 20 x Palace Guards, 20 x Mirkwood Rangers). Both of these have weird proportions on the minis - super-slender and a bit weird! Meanwhile the Rohan™ Battlehost (Théoden, King of Rohan on foot, Théoden, King of Rohan mounted, 6 x Riders of Rohan, 24 x Warriors of Rohan) which are back to normal proportions and looking really cool.



























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