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Warhammer Tone Pro: Blackstone Void 3 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml pot—a medium shade (3 out of 5) from the Blackstone Void line—a medium gray for the base coat; it works well on black armor, gray gradients, and white highlights.

Warhammer Tone Pro: Blackstone Void 2 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—a darker shade (2 out of 5) from the Blackstone Void series—dark gray, for transitioning from shadow to base color; it works well on black armor, gray gradients, and white highlights.

Warhammer Tone Pro: Blackstone Void 1 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—the darkest shade (1 of 5) in the Blackstone Void series—pure black, for shadows and dark bases; it works well on black armor, gray gradients, and white highlights.

Warhammer Tone Pro: Gnarlwood 5 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml pot—the lightest shade (5 out of 5) of Gnarlwood (a warm, muted brown with a hint of gray) for final highlights and edges; it works well on wood, leather, and straps.

Warhammer Tone Pro: Gnarlwood 4 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—a lighter shade (4 out of 5) of Gnarlwood (a warm, muted brown with a hint of gray) for the first lightening step; it’s suitable for wood, leather, and straps.

Warhammer Tone Pro: Gnarlwood 3 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—a medium shade (3 out of 5) of Gnarlwood (a warm, muted brown with a hint of gray) for the base coat; it works well on wood, leather, and straps.

Warhammer Tone Pro: Gnarlwood 2 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—a darker shade (2 out of 5) of Gnarlwood (a warm, muted brown with a hint of gray) for transitioning from shadow to base; it works well on wood, leather, and straps.

Warhammer Tone Pro: Gnarlwood 1 is a miniature paint in a 12-ml jar—the darkest shade (1 of 5) of Gnarlwood (a warm, muted brown with a hint of gray) for shading and dark bases; it works well on wood, leather, and straps.

Across the Old World, great generals lead glorious hosts and grim hordes to battle. From the cold and dark of their twisted northern domain, the hordes of Chaos march, their relentless advance spreading destruction and ruin. Arrayed against them the brave soldiers of Grand Cathay stand shoulder to shoulder, their shields raised and weapons ready beneath gleaming standards.

White Dwarf is a magazine dedicated to figure games from Games Workshop. September (9/2026) issue. English

The Warriors of Chaos pledge themselves to the Dark Gods in return for their gifts and blessings, uncaring that they are damned to an eternity of pain and suffering. They fight to bring about the death of the world they inhabit, for the promise of power and immortality is difficult for a mortal mind to resist. When they go to war, they do so without mercy or restraint, crushing all who dare to...

A Chaos Dragon is a nemesis of order and sanity, a horror of ancient age and power that can break the backs of armies with its steel claws and teeth. Their twin maws breathe death upon their foes; one exhaling dark flame, as the other emits corrosive gas. Only the most powerful Lords of Chaos can ride such a monster, and even then it is more an unholy alliance of destruction than a matter of...

Kroot Farstalkers are opportunistic mercenaries often operating for years far from the Kroot home world. They are experienced raiders, scouts, and infiltrators, setting masterful ambushes from which to unleash the deadly weapons they have amassed over long careers as ruthless bounty hunters.

Marneus Calgar is an inspiring leader and superlative warrior who strides into battle clad in the Armour of Antilochus. Obliterating swathes of enemies with volleys of bolt shells from the Gauntlets of Ultramar, he is an architect of destruction whose gift for grand strategy is without question.

Delaque gangs rarely fight in the open – they materialise from the shadows with supernatural stealth to turn the fight in their favour. They prefer blades and silenced weapons over flashy shows of strength, getting the results they want by any means necessary.

Gangs of House Cawdor charge into battle with a zealous single-mindedness, steeled by piety and the strength of their cause. As they unleash the cleansing inferno of their creed with flamers and fire pikes, their piecemeal armour and robes – supplemented with flickering candles – demonstrate their devotion to the Emperor.

Tek-hunters are the specialist explorers of House Van Saar, each selected for their unique skills and mastery of specialised equipment. The overlords of their house task them with dangerous but lucrative missions, such as locating and retrieving data crystals from the Underhells of Hive Secundus.

Orlock gangs do not rely on flashy weapons, cowardly stealth, or acrobatic prowess. They know the most reliable thing in this world is cold, hard iron. Industrial tools are common among their number, who will just as readily use mining lasers and rock saws alongside their shotguns and autopistols – if it gets the job done, it’s as good as anything else.

Few survive Escher gangs when they’re out for blood. Armed to the teeth with stiletto knives and chem-throwers, their fighting style is focused on precision over strength. Thus have they survived over the centuries – by becoming faster, nimbler, and more lethal than any of their rivals.

House Goliath are as capable in combat as they are working the forges, their hardy subjects almost incomparable in terms of raw strength. They fight with pure, blunt force using unwieldy weapons and tools taken straight from the furnaces and forges of their territories. They often inject themselves with combat stimms that propel their physical prowess to new heights while shutting down their...

The underhive is a brutal and chaotic environment, and no two conflicts between gangs are quite the same. Taking place in different territories, with a variety of objectives, circumstances can change in a flash – stay on your toes if you want to survive.

Scraps in the underhive often take place among the ruins of industry and abandoned Factoria, with gangs taking cover behind derelict machines, ruptured pipes, and the detritus of forsaken civilisation.