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Deathrattle Skeletons clatter forward in formation with yellowed skulls and no expression at all, entirely focused on annihilating the living. Smashing one apart solves less than it should. With the battlefield soaked in necromantic energy the bones find each other again, lock back together, and the thing climbs upright ready to keep going.
This kit builds twenty of them, enough to flood a flank on its own or to split into two smaller regiments depending on what the list needs.
The kit comprises 120 plastic components in total.
You will also need plastic glue and paint to finish this kit. Warhammer Colour, formerly Citadel Colour, is what Games Workshop recommends.
Soulblight players who want the classic undead line, and a natural first infantry box for the faction. Twenty models covers a lot of ground, and the option to run them as two units of ten means one purchase can serve two different list-building ideas rather than committing you to a single block.
For painters, bone is a useful thing to learn: the same recipe carries across most of the Death factions and a good deal of terrain.
| Game | Warhammer Age of Sigmar |
| Faction | Soulblight Gravelords |
| Grand Alliance | Death |
| Builds | 20 Deathrattle Skeletons, as one unit or two units of 10 |
| Also included | 4 tombstone tokens |
| Plastic components | 120 |
| Bases supplied | 24x 25 mm round |
| Material | Plastic |
| Assembly | Required |
| Finish | Supplied unpainted |
The four spare bases are for the tombstone tokens, which come in the same box. Twenty models and four tombstones account for all 24.
Yes, and the kit includes enough champion and standard bearer parts to give each of the two units its own.
No. The miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted, on plastic sprues. You will need plastic glue and paint.
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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