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The Falchion was originally designed to engage gargantuan enemies. With a potent mounted neutron wave cannon, it’s capable of inflicting catastrophic damage on even the heaviest of armoured foes.

The Fellblade is built around the rugged Baneblade chassis. Its reinforced metaplas alloy hull is crowned by a traversable turret mounting a formidable twin-barreled accelerator cannon, capable of firing a variety of specialised shells.

The Legiones Astartes utilise a combined arms doctrine, deploying a range of squad types supported by mobile artillery pieces, fearsome Dreadnought walkers, and implacable battle tanks mounted with even heavier weaponry.

The Solar Auxilia are a flexible fighting force, employing everything from massed infantry to heavy weapons emplacements and columns of battle tanks to wage war.

When it comes to heavy infantry for the Legiones Astartes, Saturnine-pattern Terminator Armour is the pinnacle of innovation and technology.

On Isstvan V, the Salamanders had been broken. Their warriors had been slaughtered, their Primarch lost and presumed dead.

Araknae platforms are manned turrets, dropped into position by transport aircraft.

Saturnine armour is bulkier than the more widely utilised Cataphractii and Tartaros patterns of Tactical Dreadnought armour.

Evil is festering amid the ruins of the Jade Abbey. The daemonic warlord Gelgus Pust seeks to poison the wondrous fount of life-giving water known as the Everspring, which lies beneath the ruined stronghold.

A Canoptek Circle is a unit of sleepless sentinels that defend a Necron Tomb World by tapping into esoteric power matrices to empower their insectile forms.

The constructs of the Canoptek Circle swarm through a Necron Tomb World as their inhabitants slumber, maintaining the strange machines in perpetuity, and rising to its defence if anyone dares to enter uninvited.

The Space Marines of the Deathwatch tirelessly take on the most dire xenos threats, tackling missions that require both their expertise and specialist equipment.

The Deathwatch are a Space Marine Chapter unlike any other – tasked with ruthlessly hunting down and destroying the xenos menace at the bidding of the Inquisition.

The Tomb Worlds of the Necrons are eternal mausoleums composed of strange xenos machinery.

The Tomb Kings loved nothing more than constructing grand tombs for their royalty that could also function as Blood Bowl stadiums – what better way to honour the dead than playing sports on their grave!

The Tomb Kings favour a slow, grinding game, confident in their long experience and history of playing Blood Bowl compared to these young upstarts.

Tomb Kings teams have been playing the game longer than most races were even aware that it existed, and they're keen to show these upstarts how it's meant to be done.

Introducing the Tomb Kings. Looking for a team with a front line of strong and deadly players?

The Nehekhara Nightmares are verifiably one of the oldest teams in existence, having played the game in life before their empire fell.

The richest nobles of Bretonnia make their homes in the many castles that dot the land, the courtyards of which have been converted into Blood Bowl pitches where Knightley teams train.

Bretonnian teams play by a strict code of honour, and despite not being able to cheat, they excel on the pitch due to their training, heavy armour, and desire to win glory for the Lady!

The Bretonnian Teams have entered the stadium. Looking for a team that can tussle with the biggest and baddest of Blood Bowl?

Legend has it that the Brionne Barons were founded by the Grail Knight Bayard the Wanderer in 2498.

Blood Bowl is a fantasy football tabletop game for two players where you coach your own team