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Eighty-eight pages on what Warhammer Age of Sigmar actually is, written for someone who has none of it yet. The eight Mortal Realms and who lives in them, how collecting and building and painting work, and enough of the rules to understand what a game looks like.
Two push-fit models come with it, a Stormcast Eternals Liberator and a Skaven Clanrat, both on scenic bases. They are there so the reading turns into doing.
You will also need paint to finish the two models. Warhammer Colour, formerly Citadel Colour, is what Games Workshop recommends. No glue or clippers are needed, since both models push together by hand.
Someone curious about Warhammer who is not ready to buy an army, and anyone shopping for a person in that position. It covers the lore, the hobby, and the basics of play in one purchase.
The two models make it a way to try building and painting before committing to a kit.
| Game | Warhammer Age of Sigmar |
| Product type | Magazine with miniatures |
| Page count | 88 |
| Miniature count | 2, push-fit |
| Miniatures | 1x Stormcast Eternals Liberator, 1x Skaven Clanrat |
| Bases | Scenic, supplied with the models |
| Edition | 4th edition |
| Assembly state | Unassembled and unpainted, no glue required |
Not exactly. It is a guide to the hobby as a whole, covering the setting, collecting, building and painting, with enough of the rules to follow a game. If you want the full rules, the free core rules from Games Workshop are the place to go.
They are the same two sculpts, a Liberator and a Clanrat, and they push together the same way. The Introductory Set has 25 of them and everything needed to play; this is two models and the reading material.
Yes. Shop online and ship to your door, or choose in-store pickup at JackWagon R/C & Hobbies in Greeley, CO.
Contains small parts and components with fine points. Not suitable for children under 3 years. Recommended for ages 12+. Model comes unassembled and requires assembly and painting.
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