A Relic Leviathan Pattern Dreadnought may replace one or both of their Leviathan Siege Claws with built-in Meltaguns with any of these options: Librarian ( Epistolary • Codicier • Lexicanium • Primaris Librarian • Vanguard Librarian) • Chaplain ( Reclusiarch • Primaris Chaplain • Judiciar) • Apothecary ( Primaris Apothecary • Apothecary Biologis • Helix Adept) • Techmarine First up, the Lieutenant in Phobos Armour. The Primaris Lieutenant memes will run wild with this guy – who has reinforced his own armour with the chitins of slain Tyranids. Similar to several other Primaris Lieutenants in Phobos Armour, but appropriately updated to the new edition with his extra Tyranid-y bits, this guy cuts an impressive figure. Heldrake • Stormbird • Thunderhawk • Chaos Storm Eagle • Chaos Fire Raptor • Hell Blade • Hell Talon • Harbinger • Chaos Dreadclaw • Kharybdis Assault Claw • Fire Lord • Doom Wing

It seems Games Workshop is really keen to get people playing, however. See, the other thing in the box is the… Battle for Oghram Flyer It is worth making clear here, however, that whilst this book contains all the rules you need to play the new edition of Warhammer 40,000, unless you’re already pretty comfortable with playing wargames and have a decent knowledge of Warhammer 40,000 up to this point, you’re probably going to struggle to get your head around this book. There is a lot of info in here, and whilst you can play a game based off the info here (provided, of course, you have the stats for your armies), it’s not exactly beginner friendly. Indomitus and Dominion were, indeed, impressive in their own rights – but Leviathan surpasses both with its deluge of brand-new, masterfully-designed miniatures and other special edition content. Games Workshop remind us that they are still at the top of the miniature making market – and that their IPs are still capable of producing world-class and original content for everyone’s enjoyment. Neurogaunts are a new, diminutive gaunt breed. Totally subservient to a synapse creature, they exist to throw themselves in the way of bullets, and fight much more effectively in the presence of their controlling nodebeast. They’relead by a “node beast”, a slightly more sentient beast. However, what is really nice about this transfer sheet is the diversity. As you can see from the image above, there are lots of non-standard markings, including transfers with metallic elements, with additional adornments, and other unique features. Personally, I’m itching for an opportunity to get some of the more unique Dark Angels transfers on my minis.Accompanying First Captain Agemman on his assaults are his veteran warriors – Terminators , Librarians,*** and Sternguard to name but a few. One weapon at his disposal, however, is the Apothecary Biologis, taking samples of the new Tyranid bio-forms so that more can be learned about them, and new ways to kill them can be found. In this war, information is crucial. Huge shout-out to Ross for snapping these pictures and doing the wonderful coloured sprue photos. Sprues & Models – Command Units The stat lines for each figure and unit are also included in the construction guide. The guide first takes you through the new Space Marines before providing you with their statistics, then moves on to the Tyranid builds and finally finishes off with their stats too. The Leviathan box has all the pomp and bluster you’d want from a new edition release. Featuring the now-iconic half-and-half artwork of an Ultramarines Terminator and a fang-toothed Tyranid, the box very much sets the scene for the rest of the release. Because this review is going to be massive, we’ve decided to skip over the unboxing section that we’d normally do in favour of ensuring we can give due attention to all the various components within the Leviathan box. The Box

Within this colossal box, you'll discover a total of 72 brand-new miniatures, divided between the Space Marines and the Tyranids. Among them, the Emperor's Angels of Death are magnificently represented by an unstoppable Captain adorned in formidable Terminator Armor, a Librarian also clad in Terminator Armor, a Primaris Lieutenant donning Phobos Armor, a skilled Apothecary Biologis, five towering Terminators, five Sternguard warriors, a precision-focused Ballistus Dreadnought, and a group of 10 Infernus Marines wielding powerful pyreblasters. It’s ultimately no skin off their nose, whilst losing such arrangements are devastating for us, especially after all the blood, sweat and tea The Lieutenant in Phobos armour is… another Lieutenant. He is, similar to the old Tyrannic War Veterans of the Ultramarines, covered with Tyranid trophies, but has no Ultramarines-typical details otherwise. He is armed with a combi-flamer and two blades. Infernus Squad Magnificence - The Magnificence was the Command Leviathan on which Captain-General Iskhandrian of Atraxia prosecuted the Kalidar War against the Orks of WAAAGH! Gratzdakka. The interior of the Magnificence has been described as lavishly furnished, with precious wood panelling and long tables to hold banquets. While a Leviathan is commonly described as a mobile fortress, it is clearly not an impregnable one, as during one of the general's banquets, Ork Kommandoz managed to infiltrate the vehicle and slay several of the guests. While it is generally agreed that the assassination attempt was directed at Captrain-General Iskhandrian himself, the actions of the Tempestus Scions known as the Paramount Guard ensured that the general never truly was at risk. The Magnificence seems to have been damaged on Kalidar as it was not fielded during the follow-up campaign, the Geratomran Reconquest. It was designed for siege warfare and primarily armed with close combat and support weaponry that can rend buildings, vehicles and flesh alike; though it is no less effective when armed with the powerful and esoteric short-ranged weaponry uniquely developed for it.

The Infantry

Aggressor Squad • Desolation Squad • Devastator Squad • Hellblaster Squad • Eradicator Squad • Eliminator Squad • Infernus Squad • Centurion Devastator Squad