A mighty mounted Warrior of Chaos to lead your Slaves to Darkness army
Wields Gorbolga, a gift from Archaon, infused with mutative energy
Rides atop the Thanatorg, a terrifying beast with...
Lead your Slaves to Darkness army with the Exalted Grand Marshal of Chaos
Hack down enemies with the legendary Slayer of Kings
Soar across the battlefield mounted on the monstrous Dorghar
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The first and greatest of the Daemon Princes
A powerful fighter who can unleash arcane powers
Can be used in either Warhammer Age of Sigmar or Warhammer 40,00
Be'lakor, the Dark Master, is ...
An imposing warrior-wizard to bolster your Slaves to Darkness army
Brandishes an imposing runeblade as well as a blade-tipped staff
Protected by heavy armour, ready to rush into the fray alon...
Muster an elite armoured Battleline for your Slaves to Darkness army
Builds 10 Chaos Warriors, armed with runeshields and a choice of weapons
Forge your legion with interchangeable heads, wea...
A warped and immensely powerful construct blessed by the Dark Gods
A massively customisable kit with loads of options to build your own daemon
Can be used in Warhammer 40,000 and Warhamme...
Outflank your foes with fast light cavalry for Slaves to Darkness armies
Builds five Darkoath Fellriders, with loads of cosmetic options for customisation
Rain down deadly javelins or hack fo...
Deadly and determined light infantry for Slaves to Darkness armies
Builds 10 Darkoath Marauders, armed with spears or blades
Muster your tribe with a huge variety of heads, weapons, and shiel...
A treacherous and cunning Hero to lead your Slaves to Darkness army
A devastating warrior, granted the gift of immortality by Be’lakor
Can alternatively be built as a Chaos Lord on Daemonic Mo...
Celebrate Warhammer Day 2024 in style
Armed with a sorcerer staff and runeblade and carrying a flaming baleful tome
Can be used as a Chaos Sorcerer Lord in Slaves to Darkness armies
Only ava...
Snarlpack Cavalry make use of giant Snarlfangs – particularly large and impressive specimens of their kind. They're so big that a pair of grots can ride each one into battle. Riders guard their mou...
The Deathrattle hordes are the skeletons of soldiers, animated by the darkest necromancy and bent on conquest. They will not stop until their enemies are utterly destroyed. Their rusted blades stil...
20 plastic miniatures for Warhammer Age of Sigmar
Add shambling undead warriors to your Soulblight Gravelords army
Overwhelm your enemies and eat their braaaaaaaains!
Easy to customise wit...
24 plastic miniatures for Warhammer Age of Sigmar
Add a horde of shambling infantry to your Soulblight Gravelords army
Overwhelm your enemies with sheer numbers and tough-to-kill soldiers
E...
This boxed set builds 14 multipart plastic Soulblight Gravelords miniatures:– 1x Prince Vhordrai, Lord of the Crimson Keep (which can alternatively be built as a Revenant Draconith)– 3x Fell Bats–...
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