Today is the big day, Warhammer 40,000 Indomitus – the launch box for 40k 9th Edition is finally here! The big box is supported by a host of additional goodies too such as Chapter Approved, a Battlezone to play your games on and even a Crusade Journal to log your Crusade campaigns!

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Warhammer 40,000 Indomitus

We cracked open Indomitus recently to check out all the amazing goodies inside, you can check out our unboxing here!

Warhammer 40k Core Rule Book

We have also done a full in depth review of the new Core Rule Book here!

Chapter Approved: Grand Tournament 2020 Mission Pack

This year’s edition of Chapter Approved is the essential gaming toolbox for all fans of Warhammer 40,000 matched play. Whether you’re a tournament regular or simply like to ensure your battles are always fought on an even footing, this is the essential supplement for matched play games in the this edition of Warhammer 40,000. Inside this 96-page softback book, you’ll find:

– Two mission packs, comprising nine missions each for Incursion- and Strike Force-scale battles, each designed to offer a different challenge to the players.

– Guidelines for setting up and playing a matched play or Grand Tournament-level competitive game, including suggested battlefield size, time limit and how best to determine secondary objectives.

– And much, much more…

In addition, you’ll also find a separate 56-page book – the Munitorum Field Manual – containing all the latest matched play points updates, painstakingly balanced and tuned in conjunction with major tournament organisers and our playtesters.

Whether you’re looking to take your matched play gaming to a whole new level or are wanting to stay on the pulse with all the latest points value developments for every faction, Chapter Approved has something for you, and is a fitting guide to the incredible new edition of Warhammer 40,000.

Warhammer 40,000 Crusade Journal

What better way to keep track of your glorious victories (and those times that you came second) than in the beautiful Crusade Journal? Easily record the progress of your Crusade force as it grows from a surgical patrol to a mighty battle host. You can also keep track of individual assets, whether it’s a squad of bloodthirsty warriors, an indomitable battle tank or a heroic commander and watch their sagas grow as they become grizzled veterans.

This 200-page A5-sized book is bound in faux leather and features the Warhammer 40,00 logo embossed on the front. Inside you’ll find 200 double-page spreads where the left page is an individual unit’s Crusade card and the right is an entire Crusade force’s order of battle.

Battlezone: Manufactorum Battlefield

You’ve read the Warhammer 40,000 rules, assembled your models and painted them beautifully. Now, you just need somewhere for them to fight. These boards let you battle over either the irradiated wasteland of a forge world or a ruined moonscape to prove the dominance of your forces and you as a general.

This box contains two boards, each measuring 30″ by 22.4″ (76cm x 56.8cm). Each board is 1.5mm thick, can be folded into eights and is double sided, featuring different art on each side. One set is perfect for Combat Patrol or Incursion games of up to 1000 points. Two sets can be put together for Strike Force games of up to 2000 points, while three sets are ideal for Onslaught games of up to 3000 points.

Battlezone Objective Set

A battlefield isn’t complete without some objectives to fight over. These six objectives are Imperial- and Necron-themed but are ideal for any army to use as their goals in battles. Place them across the board and let the carnage commence.

This 24-piece plastic kit makes the following objectives:
– Scientific silo/tanker
– Pulpit/lectern and dias on tracks
– Scientific relay station
– Fallen piece of Necron architecture
– Destroyed Necron Warrior being held in place in a suspension field
– Necron relay station

It comes supplied with six 50mm Citadel round bases.

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