Dominatus – Narrative Campaign Deck

The battlefields of the 41st Millennium are strewn with ruins and debris. Armies advance through the rubble, fighting to take and hold strategic ground. This set provides 16 full-colour, double-sided card terrain areas designed to look like the ruins of buildings, in 5 different sizes. These allow you to set up any of the recommended Warhammer 40,000 game layouts for either new or existing terrain, using the terrain rules. Each 1.5mm thick terrain footprint has a high-quality, water-resistant finish that will help your miniatures stay in place when placed on top of them. Their two sides are designed to match the game boards you'll find in the Warhammer 40,000 Starter Set and Combat Patrol Terrain Set Battlezone.

An Aeldari Corsairs Novel Baron Myrin Stormdawn of the Starsplinters Corsairs allies with a craftworld aeldari to deal with rival ork freebooters for plunder and territory. Along the way, he must negotiate a complicated web of connections and the favour of his superiors. READ IT BECAUSE It's a glimpse into the mysterious life of the aeldari corsairs, who exist somewhere between the structured craftworld aeldari and the unscrupulous drukhari. It's a life of daring adventure and excitement as well as danger and dirty politics. Plus, they're up against everyone's favourite cunning and brutal pirates – ork freebooters. THE STORY The Starsplinters are aeldari corsairs, raiders and reavers of the void, and Baron Myrin Stormdawn is one of their greatest leaders. When his running conflict with the Badskab Bukkaneers of Uzgul da Magnificent escalates in unexpected ways, Myrin is forced into an alliance with Taenar Leotharan, an exiled admiral from his former home – the craftworld Ilmaren. As Taenar is forced to adapt to the unfettered life of the corsair, whose freedom is a double-edged sword, Myrin faces challenges of his own. When a Starsplinters’ authority rests on the success of their last voyage and the whims of their feared commander, Princess Tishria, Uzgul da Magnificent's freebooters may not be the deadliest threat… Written by Mike Brooks.