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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 40,000
Ordered by the King, try to hire the most skillful dwarves to save Nidavellir, with the help of Dagfid, the queen who called powerful mercenaries with precious artefacts.
Age 14+ 1-5 players
Whether the heroes are mastering the secrets of supernovas and black holes under the tutelage of a master solarian or defending mystics in the glare of a once-in-a-lifetime solar flare eruption, no Game Master wants to spend time drawing every meditation
50 Clues is an immersive puzzle game that offers the experience of an escape room, but in a format that can be played at home. You combine objects, solve puzzles and decipher codes to complete the story.
Age 8+ 30-45 minutes 2-5 players French Version
These plastic models are supplied in 8 components, allowing you to assemble one Dwarf and one Elf referee. The models are supplied with 2x 32mm Round Blood Bowl bases.
This finely detailed plastic model is supplied in 18 components and comes with a 32mm Round Blood Bowl base. All the rules you need to use Varag Ghoul-Chewer are included for your convenience. You can also find them in Blood Bowl – The Official Rules and
This multipart plastic kit contains all the components you need to build the Bögenhafen Barons, an Imperial Nobility team for use in games of Blood Bowl.
60 universal cards for any Warhammer Underworlds warband
Number of players : 1-4 Playing time : 45-90 Min. Recommended ages : 14+
Age 6+ 30-45 minutes 2 players
Age 8+ 60-90 min 2-4 players
Archmage Teclis launches his lumineth hosts against the Great Necromancer in a battle to save the Mortal Realms.
Of all the seven sentient winds of Hysh, none have suffered so greatly at the hands of Chaos as Sevireth
Lyrior Uthralle, Warden of Ymetrica, voice of the Lord Phoenix, is no normal lord of the Vanari.
