Games Workshop was showing off upcoming releases at UK Games Expo, including new miniatures intended for the Necromunda, Blood Bowl, and Warhammer: Age of Sigmar Warcry games.
Necromunda, GW’s game of gang warfare in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, gets a dose of “law and order” with the introduction of the Palanite Enforcers set. These brutal lawmen periodically patrol the underhive, heavily loaded with weapons and armor. The kit features all-new sculpts of Warhammer 40,000 enforcers armed with shock batons, shotguns, and more.
A new expansion book for Necromunda will release next week (see "‘Necromunda’ Spills into the ‘Badzones’").
The wood elves will be the next new team for the Blood Bowl fantasy football game. The Athelorn Avengers set features these athletic and acrobatic players, and includes a variety of alternate heads and faces that modelers can use to customize their team.
The Greenfield Grasshuggers Halfling Team was recently added to the Blood Bowl roster (see "Games Workshop Teases Upcoming Releases at GAMA Trade Show").
Another warband for the as-yet-unreleased Warhammer: Age of Sigmar Warcry game (see "More ‘Warcry’ Details,’ More ‘Age of Sigmar,’ Bigger ’40,000’ Battles") were also revealed: The Corvus Cabal. Devoted to the “Great Gatherer,” a black-feathered representation of Chaos, these murderous warriors sport costumes and weapons inspired by crows and other scavenger birds and favor tactics of stealth and guile.
Release dates and MSRP for the new models have not been announced.
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At UK Games Expo
Posted by William Niebling on June 1, 2019 @ 12:05 am CT

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