Slick here again. Games Workshop is adding quite a bit of new content to their digital lineup in February. Take a look at everything below which includes 3 codex/army book releases!
Warhammer: Warriors of Chaos
Warhammer: Warriors of Chaos is a comprehensive guide to unleashing the fell legions of the Northern Wastes upon those foolish enough to oppose you. This volume introduces the dread worshippers of the Dark Gods, detailing their endless thirst for battle and unquenchable desire to see the world drowned in the blood of the weakling nations to the south.
How To Paint Citadel Miniatures: Warriors of Chaos
Clad in baroque plate armour and wielding hell-forged weapons of terrible potency, the Warriors of Chaos are mighty champions of the Dark Gods. In this Army Workshop, army painters Chris Peach and Duncan Rhodes demonstrate how to paint a host of these dread warriors of the north using the Citadel paint range.
Warhammer 40,000 Altar of War: Chaos Space Marines
This book contains six brand-new missions which you can use instead of the Eternal War missions in the Warhammer 40,000 rulebook if you or your opponent has a Chaos Space Marines army, allowing you to wage wars of vengeance, launch a dreaded Black Crusade, or simply unleash indiscriminate carnage on your unsuspecting foes.
Warhammer 40,000 Altar of War: Dark Angels.
This book contains six brand-new missions which you can use instead of the Eternal War missions in the Warhammer 40,000 rulebook if you or your opponent has a Dark Angels army, allowing you to hunt the Fallen - traitors of the Chapter's ancient past - or unleash the elite Deathwing and Ravenwing on your foes in all their devastating glory.
A Call To Arms - Part 5
A Call To Arms follows four hobbyists as they collect new armies for Warhammer 40,000. In this fifth and final episode, our four hobbyists unveil their finished collections and unleash them in a fun and furious four-way scenario, Carnage - a classic mission updated for the latest edition of Warhammer 40,000 exclusively for this series.
Have you tried any of GW's digital releases so far? We're eager to hear your opinions!
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