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Legions Imperialis: Serperos 'Overlord' Heavy StalkersThe Serperos Heavy Stalker is a heavily armoured and heavily armed siegebreaker for the Dark Mechanicum. Thick armour plates and several shield generators provide protection against all but the hea...
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Legions Imperialis: Stalker ConstructsStalker Constructs are a stark example of the Dark Mechanicum’s pervasive touch. Numerous designs became common sights during the Horus Heresy, and the most significant concern amongst the Loyalist...
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Legions Imperialis: The Rise of The Dark MechanicumDuring the Age of Darkness, the Mechanicum of Mars split in two, just as the Astartes did. Fueled by righteous fury on both sides, they tore into each other with the most devastating weaponry unlea...
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Legions Imperialis: Sabre Strike Tank SquadronThe Sabre is a light, fast-moving tank that mounts devastating weaponry for its size, developed by the Legiones Astartes to deploy heavy firepower at speed. The bulk of its chassis is occupied by a...
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Legions Imperialis: Sicaran Arcus and Punisher Squadron - PRE-ORDER 16/08/2024The Shadowsword is the sister tank to the Baneblade, a super-heavy vehicle employed by Solar Auxilia cohorts to engage and destroy enemy macro-engines with its volcano cannon. The same chassis has ...
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Warhammer: The Horus Heresy - Legions Imperialis - The Devastation of Tallarn (Hardback) - PRE-ORDER 16/08/2024The war which unfolded upon Tallarn in the middle years of the Horus Heresy was on a scale almost impossible to assess, a year-long conflict of ceaseless battle across a thousand fronts, where enti...
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Legions Imperialis: Solar Auxilia Basilisks/MedusasSolar Auxilia squadrons of Basilisk and Medusa tanks can both lay down fearsome barrages ahead of the advancing ranks of infantry. The Medusa siege gun can crack open mighty fortifications, while t...
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Legions Imperialis: Legion Fast AttackThe Legiones Astartes use combat bikes and anti-grav skimmer vehicles to navigate the battlefield with far greater speed and more significant firepower than any single footsoldier could normally em...
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Legions Imperialis: Mechanicum Triaros SquadronThe Triaros is the primary armoured battlefield transport of the Mechanicum Taghmata. Designed for use in hostile environments, it incorporates multiple galvanic traction drives, thick armour plati...
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Legions Imperialis: Mechanicum InfantryThe mysterious infantry of the Mechanicum march to war armed with esoteric and arcane science – their hosts of battle-automata and cybernetic soldiers guided by the cold iron logic of their Tech-Pr...
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Legions Imperialis: Mechanicum Battle-AutomataManiples of semi-autonomous battle-automata fight at the forefront of Mechanicum armies in the Age of Darkness. They carry the heaviest of weapons with no thought of exhaustion or inconvenience, an...
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Legions Imperialis: Thanatar Siege-Automata CohortThe Thanatar Siege-Automata is a mobile artillery platform built to accommodate an array of heavier weapons. It is primarily utilised in siege warfare, or urban engagements where its formidable wea...
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Legions Imperialis: Mechanicum Army CardsThe Mechanicum fights like no other force in the Age of Darkness. Their armies rely on the esoteric power of barely understood machines to unleash terrible destructive energies upon their foes. The...
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Legions Imperialis: Manufactorum Imperialis SectorAcross the war-torn worlds of the Age of Darkness, massive armies battle among ruined cities. Some of the most hotly contested battlefields are industrial sectors – their resources greatly desired ...
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Legions Imperialis: Mechanicum Battle GroupThe mysterious Mechanicum of the 31st Millennium marched to war armed with esoteric and arcane science, their hosts of battle-automata and cybernetic soldiers guided by the cold iron logic of their...
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Legions Imperialis: Leman Russ Exterminator and Annihilator Squadronleman Russ battle tanks are incredibly versatile armoured assets, their turrets mounted with a variety of powerful weapons to overwhelm any foe that dares to oppose the Solar Auxilia. Exterminator ...
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Warhammer: The Horus Heresy - Legions Imperialis: The Devastation of Tallarn Army Cards - PRE-ORDER 16/08/2024 (Copy)Grab your reference cards and get ready to unleash hell on the bloody war-torn battlefields of Tallarn for your games of Horus Heresy: Legions Imperialis.This card pack is designed for use for use ...
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Legions Imperialis: Leman Russ Executioner and Demolisher Squadronleman Russ battle tanks are incredibly versatile armoured assets, equipped with a variety of powerful cannons to tackle any obstacle that dares to test the might of the Solar Auxilia. Executioners ...
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