Today’s set of pre-orders is absolutely packed, even by Warhammer standards.
Chaos dominates The Old World, which feels fittingly dramatic. However, Blood Bowl also gets several heavyweight additions.
Warriors of Chaos Lead a Huge Pre-order Week
The Old World section is the main event, and Warriors of Chaos players get a proper wave. This launch sets the pace for the edition and will excite collectors and players alike. It signals a strong start for the line and invites strategy discussions across hobby circles.
First comes the Lord on Chaos Dragon, a huge two-headed monster with real centerpiece energy. You can build it with a Chaos Lord or infernal Chaos Sorcerer in the saddle. Pre-orders are open for this wave.
Better yet, the spare rider becomes a foot hero, while the dragon can fly solo. That even opens the door for Galrauch-style fun. This combination supports varied lists and dramatic tabletop moments. Collectors will appreciate the visual impact and the potential for narrative campaigns.
Meanwhile, the Champions of Chaos set adds two imposing heroes, one mounted and one on foot. Either model can carry the huge banner as a Battle Standard Bearer.
The core army also receives support, featuring 16 Chaos Warriors in thick plate, with hand weapons and shields.
The kit includes interchangeable heads, shields, weapons, and options for one or two command groups.
Chaos Knights bring the hammer blow, with eight plastic riders, lance options, command parts, and kit compatibility.
Then the Battle March boxes give players faster ways into smaller games. Warriors of Chaos get Warriors, Knights, Marauder Horsemen, Marauders, and a Sorcerer.
Grand Cathay gets a Shugengan Lord on Longma, Jade Warriors, Jade Lancers, Iron Hail Gunners, and Crane Gunners.
However, the Arcane Journal may be the real rules hook. The March of Chaos has 48 pages of lore, Chaos Champion creation rules, expanded Winds of Magic mechanics, and more.
Also, the Arcane Magic Ploys deck adds 56 risky wizard effects, which sounds deliciously dangerous.
Blood Bowl fans get serious muscle as well. Morg and Thorg arrives in plastic for the first time. You can build him in Imperial, Badlands, or Chaos uniforms. Since he plays for nearly everyone except Undead teams, that is a flexible collector piece.
Meanwhile, the new Minotaur supports Chaos Chosen, Chaos Dwarf, and Chaos Renegade teams.
Skaven coaches get a plastic Rat Ogre, bringing speed, power, and tail-based nuisance. Spike! Journal 22 focuses on Blood Bowl Sevens, including team-building and gameplay rules. Also, the double-sided Sevens pitch and dugouts support the smaller, faster format.
