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The Tomb Kings keep coming. Games Workshop's Sunday Preview for November 15, "The legions of Khemri arise!", shows next week's pre-orders. That means a whole wave of Tomb Kings of Khemri kits for The Old World, a Night Goblins team for Blood Bowl, a new Arcane Journal and a big Black Library week led by the Death Guard novel Realm of Silence. Here's all of it in one place.
Published November 15, 2026. GW didn't list prices in the preview. I'll add them when pre-orders go live.
Warhammer: The Old World, Tomb Kings of Khemri
We already covered the Host of Nehekhara, and now the rest of the skeleton army shows up. If you were waiting to start Tomb Kings, this is a pretty good week to do it.
Tomb Kings of Khemri Battle March Army
This is the big one. It's made for Battle March, the fast-paced, frantic way of playing The Old World, but GW also pitches it as a way to reinforce an existing Tomb Kings army or start a brand new one. The box contains:
- 2 Royal Heralds (one on foot, one mounted)
- 18 Skeleton Warriors
- 18 Skeleton Archers
- 5 Skeleton Horsemen
- 3 Sepulchral Stalkers
That's 46 models in one box, and it covers infantry, archers, cavalry, monsters and characters. For a starting army, that's a lot of table presence.
Skeleton Warriors
A set of 36 Skeleton Warriors. You arm them with spears or khopesh-style swords, there's a range of interchangeable shields, and you can field them as two units of 18, each with a champion, musician and standard bearer.
Skeleton Archers
Another 36 skeletons, this time with bows. GW's description talks about their blessed Arrows of Asaph finding their mark. They come with interchangeable heads and quivers and can also be fielded as two units of 18.
Skeleton Horsemen
The heavy cavalry of the dynastic legions of Nehekhara. The set has 10 Skeleton Horsemen, and you can build them as Horse Archers instead, the scouts that harass the enemy lines with bow fire.
Skeleton Chariots
The pride of the royal armouries of Nehekhara. This kit builds four Skeleton Chariots, with optional full command. Honestly, four chariots in one box charging across the table looks amazing.
Arcane Journal: The Doom of Lord Carrard
The latest Arcane Journal tells the story of a Bretonnian baron, Lord Carrard, and his ill-fated crusade into the Land of the Dead. It has new lore, scenarios and rules for building a crusade force of Questing Knights, plus dynastic themes for Tomb Kings forces. We wrote about it when it was first shown in our Arcane Journal article.
Blood Bowl: the Night Goblins invade the pitch
In GW's words, the Night Goblins don't want their overground cousins to have all the glory, so they're bringing their own cackling madness to Blood Bowl. They're not strong, but they make up for it with rules-bending tools and Squigs. Lots of Squigs.
The Eight Peaks Loonatics
This is the new Night Goblins team. Looking at the picture, you get goblin players, a few big red Squigs with goblins riding or chasing them, and a bunch of little extras like mushroom markers and two moon-faced cheerleaders. It looks like pure chaos, which is exactly what you want from goblins.
Ripper Bolgrot and Fungus the Loon
Two new Star Players for Night Goblin teams, and also for any Underworld Challenge and Badlands Brawl sides. Ripper Bolgrot is the big troll who brings brains AND brawn, and Fungus the Loon is the goblin swinging a ball and chain, a whirling menace who spreads chaos with every spin.
Spike! Journal Issue 23 and accessories
The Night Goblins rules are in Spike! Journal Issue 23. There's also a Night Goblin pitch (double-sided, with dugouts), a Night Goblin Team reference card pack and a Night Goblin team dice set. The pitch, cards and dice are only available while stocks last.
Black Library: Realm of Silence and more
Realm of Silence (Chris Wraight)
This is the sequel to Chris Wraight's fan favourite The Lords of Silence. The ancient fortress world of Sabatine has fallen to the Death Guard, and a plague kingdom dedicated to the Lord of Decay is growing in the heart of the Imperium. As enemies close in on this new empire, Siegemaster Vorx is threatened from both inside and out.
It comes as a standard hardback and as a special edition with an antiqued-brass medallion on the front cover, an afterword by Chris Wraight, gold page edges and a patina-effect cover. The special edition is only available while stocks last. There's also an 80cm by 30cm tapestry of Siegemaster Vorx in his kingdom of decay, and a Realm of Silence notebook. Both are also only available while stocks last.
The Lords of Silence, new hardcover
To celebrate the sequel, The Lords of Silence gets a new hardcover to match Realm of Silence. It follows Siegemaster Vorx and his warband of Death Guard in the Imperium Nihilus. It's also coming as a paperback in French and German.
The rest of the Black Library list
- Throne Questoris (Victoria Hayward), hardback: Asrien Bataleur is about to inherit a dying Knight world and has to deal with Knight World politics and the mystery of Imperial Knights disappearing on Bayoux.
- Ashes of the Imperium (Chris Wraight), paperback: the first book in The Scouring series, set right after the Siege of Terra. The Warmaster is dead, Terra is in ruins and the Emperor is silent.
- Chem Dog (Callum Davis), paperback for the first time: Commissar Bastun Hasp leads a kill team of Savlar Chem-Dogs into a ruined Imperial bastion taken over by an Ork Waaagh!.
- Ravenor: The Omnibus (Dan Abnett), French translation: Inquisitor Gideon Ravenor's investigation in the Scarus Sector. It has the novels Ravenor, Ravenor Returned and Ravenor Rogue plus the short stories Playing Patience, Thorn Wishes Talon and Perihelion. The English version is the Ravenor omnibus.
- Siege of Terra: Collection V, German edition (Sammelband V): The End and The Death Volumes II and III. Last week it was the French version, which we covered in the Battleforce roundup.
Try Warhammer magazine
A new 80-page magazine meant as a first step into the hobby. Try Warhammer has lore, hobby advice and lots of pictures to help new people get into Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar. If you have a friend who keeps asking what this hobby is even about, this is probably the thing to hand them. Our own how to start Warhammer guide covers the starter sets.
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This week on Warhammer TV
On Warhammer TV, Loremasters looks at the Necron Destroyer cults, Tale of Four Gamers hits a big milestone with 2,000-point battles, and Ultimate Paint-off has its grand finale, with the contestants using the new Warhammer Tone Pro range.
What to watch for
A lot of this week is limited. The Realm of Silence special edition, the tapestry, the notebook and the Blood Bowl pitch, cards and dice are all "while stocks last", so if you want one of those, be ready when pre-orders open. On the model side, the Battle March box plus the two 36-model kits make it pretty easy to put a Tomb Kings army on the table fast. I'll add prices here as soon as pre-orders go live.
Sources
- Warhammer Community: Sunday Preview, The legions of Khemri arise! warhammer-community.com
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