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Slaves to Darkness: Be'lakorBe'lakor, the Dark Master, is the first of the Daemon Princes and a consummate champion of Chaos. Wreathed in ethereal shadows and lifted high above the battlefield on monstrous wings, Be'lakor reg...
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Hedonites of Slaanesh: Keeper Of SecretsA Keeper of Secrets is a Greater Daemon of Slaanesh, a consummate warrior and spellmaster of the Dark Prince’s hosts. Their four powerful limbs move languidly as they slink forwards – only to explo...
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Age of Sigmar: Sons of Behemat: King Broddnce ruler of the gargant clans of the Scabrous Sprawl, the infamous King Brodd now leads the stomps in a crusade against the forces of Sigmar. A legendary priest-king blessed with mystic wisdom, Br...
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Age of Sigmar: Soulblight Gravelords: Deathrattle SkeletonsBedecked in rusting weapons and wearing the fading scraps of once-proud armour, Deathrattle Skeletons are the unflinching core of many a Soulblight vampire's army. Not only are they tireless, remor...
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Age of Sigmar: Seraphon - SkinksSkinks are swift and clever warriors. Though the smallest of all Seraphon subspecies, they are deceptively fast skirmishers who coordinate strikes with impressive synchronicity through a chorus of ...
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Age of Sigmar: Sylvaneth: Kurnoth HuntersOne of the few deities worshipped by the sylvaneth alongside Alarielle, Kurnoth represents nature’s wildness and hunger. The Kurnoth Hunters are living embodiments of his wrath. Nearly twice the si...
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Disciples of Tzeentch: Blue HorrorsCasting vindictive glares at their enemies and blasting them apart with mystical fire, Blue Horrors are as resentful and bitter as their pink cousins are gleeful and capricious. Muttering glumly, B...
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Age of Sigmar: Daughters of Khaine: Witch AelvesDevoted followers of Khaine, Witch Aelves spend their entire lives dedicated to serving their bloodthirsty deity. Weapons practice and mock duels take up the majority of their daily lives, yet thes...
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Age of Sigmar: Ossiarch Bonereapers: Mortek GuardThe Mortek Guard are soul-constructs created to dominate the battlefield. Armed with life-draining nadirite weapons and shaped from impenetrable osseous armour, they grind the enemy to dust beneath...
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Age of Sigmar: Orruk Warclans: Swampboss SkumdrekkOnly the wiliest of Snatchabosses have the know-how to capture a sludgeraker beast. Despite their size, these formidable carnivores employ stealth to stalk the swamps for prey, lurking in the mire ...
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Age of Sigmar: Fyreslayers: Hearthguard BerzerkersElite, trusted custodians of a lodge’s magma-vault, Auric Hearthguard have the honour of protecting the ur-gold earned by their brothers - and therefore guarding the spirit of Grimnir himself. They...
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Age of Sigmar: Daughters of Khaine: Blood Sisters/Blood StalkersThe Blood Stalkers are Morathi’s elite archers, a venomous guard who rain death from afar. Each bears a heartseeker bow, a weapon carved from the wood of the sentient ashdusk tree. The arrows loose...
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Age of Sigmar: Dark Elf Supreme SorceressMost Darkling Covens centre around a single powerful Sorceress; these despots may have apprentice spellcasters and captains, but their rule is absolute. Such is the supernatural charisma of the mis...
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Age of Sigmar: Soulblight Gravelords: NecromancerNecromancers are widely regarded as twisted and corrupt individuals who are obsessed with death and the avoidance of it at all costs. They are used (for they are rarely their own master) by Vampire...
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Age of Sigmar: Soulblight Gravelords: Wight KingIn ancient times, mighty warlords fought across the lands. Upon their death, these brutal warriors were buried deep beneath the ground, their tombs protected from thieves and looters by shamanistic...
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Judgements of KhorneWhen the necroquake shook the foundations of the Mortal Realms, the barriers between the aether and the Mortal Realms were weakened. For practitioners of magic, this meant more eldritch powers were...
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Getting Started With Age of SigmarWarhammer Age of Sigmar is an action-packed, strategic tabletop wargame. No matter which of the many unique factions of warriors, monsters, and strange creatures you choose to play, you'll have an ...
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