A malevolent specter born of Cryxian magic, the Hellslinger Phantom bears a striking resemblance to the Cygnaran warcaster Allister Caine, and rumors suggest it was made from a sliver of his very soul. Others argue it is the product of dark magic, whispering that Caine unleashed an unholy shadow of himself upon those who crossed him some time in the past.

The Hellslinger Phantom mimics Caine’s style on the battlefield, ruthlessly cutting down targets with shots from magelock pistols akin to the ones employed by gun mages. It is a remorseless assassin with no mercy or forgiveness, that leaves a trail of blood and carnage wherever it appears. Deploy the Hellslinger Phantom in your Dusk House Kallyss, Cryx Necrofactorium, and Orgoth Reaper Covenant armies.* 

For a closer look at the Hellslinger's gameplay, check out the preview

(Model supplied unpainted)

*More playable armies may have been added for the Hellslinger Phantom as new armies are released. To see whether the Hellslinger Phantom is available for your army, build a list in the Warmachine app.

In his role as spymaster, Ashmael has been a sinister presence in the shadows for centuries. His schemes misdirect and distract his opponents, sowing confusion in their ranks until Ashmael’s cadre of elite assassins descend to slash and slice their prey. With their master's hunger satisfied, they retreat to the darkness once more, until the next time to strike.

Death’s Whisper is an excellent entry point to Fane of Nyrro, providing you with an elite army that excels in both Command and Skirmish level Warmachine games, as well as powerful options when constructing a larger army to take on bigger battles.

Inside Death’s Whisper, you’ll find the Strygon and Vordak warbeasts with loadouts tailored to this army. The Strygon's Snapping Maw and Claws create a beast capable of decimating units of light infantry, while Vordak’s Alpha head and Poisonous Barbs wings can cut down heavy infantry and warbeasts alike. 

For a deeper dive into the Death's Whisper playstyle, check out the gameplay spotlight

What’s in the box?

• Ashmael, Keeper of Whispers (Warlock)
• Jylvana the Tormented (Character Solo)
• The Klyvenesh (Character Unit)
• Strygon with Snapping Maw and Claws (Light Warbeast) 
• Vordak with Alpha head and Poisonous Barbs (Heavy Warbeast)
• Sythyss Overseer (Solo)
• Blood Sirens (Unit)
• Fane Stalkers (Unit)

(Models supplied unpainted)

Want to customise your warbeasts? Compatible options boxes are also available for Strygon and Vordak including all heads and wings

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Flanked by an honor guard of Fane Knights, Hysene is a skilled blademaster who spent centuries honing her lethal craft and served for generations as the Fane of Nyrro’s brutal head executioner. A martial paragon without compare among the eldritch, her thirst for battle is unmatched, each grisly kill lending strength to her blade. 

The Executioner’s Toll is an excellent entry point to Fane of Nyrro, placing a potent strike force of melee combatants at your fingertips. Ideal for command-level Warmachine games, and a solid foundation for building a larger army to take on bigger battles.

What’s in the box?

• Hysene, the Executioner (Warlock)
• Sybaris (Character Warbeast)
• Strygon Rider (Solo)
• Fane Knights (Unit)
• Sythyss Prophet (Unit Attachment)

This box contains one Vordak, a Fane of Nyrro heavy warbeast, and all variant components available to this warbeast for you to customize its loadout.

One of the larger warbeasts in service of Fane, Vordaks are natural fonts of rage, quick to bloodthirsty anger. Whether inflicted by their vicious maws or armoured wings, their feral attacks impose terrible injury, leaving festering and bloody wounds. 

Each Vordak is extensively conditioned, heightening their already-considerable destructive instincts and granting their eldritch masters complete control that holds even in the grip of frenzy.

Use the free rules in the Warmachine app to choose your Vordak’s loadout. As a non-character warbeast, you can field multiple Vordaks and feed your army’s insatiable appetite for destruction. 

What’s in the box?

• Vordak (Heavy Warbeast)
• Every weapon, head, and back option for customising your Vordak

This box contains one Strygon, a Fane of Nyrro light warbeast, and all variant components available to this warbeast for you to customize its loadout.

The smallest of Fane’s warbeasts, Strygons are vicious airborne predators, their arms terminating in muscled wings for soaring flight. In battle they act with little autonomy, operating as conduits of their warlock’s will and feeding their master’s endless hunger. While not the most powerful creatures, they are easily conditioned and driven to senseless killing sprees by the eldritch commanding them.

Use the free rules in the Warmachine app to choose your Strygon's loadout. As a non-character warbeast, you can field multiple Strygons and feed your army’s insatiable appetite for destruction.  

What’s in the box?

• Strygon (Light Warbeast)
• Every weapon, head, and back option for customising your Strygon

Lead Stormcraw’s force into battle in mid-sized Warmachine games, or fortify your Southern Kriels Kithguard army with this veteran company.

A relic of the trollkin warbands once held together by the charisma, strength, and fury of their chieftains, Stormcraw fights with the stubborn will of the old ways, shunning the methods of the Kithguard’s more modern leaders.

Behind Stormcraw march the Steelbacks, armored mechaniks who scavenge, salvage, and retrofit victory under the watch of Lieutenant Frag Thornbane — a charismatic brawler with more heart and enthusiasm than mechanical sense. Alongside them, the elite Throatcutters combine Trencher and Firetongue training with kriel tradition to cut unpredictable paths through jungle shadows, while the ingenious Sidewinder, cumbersome Hailer, and fortified Guard Post keep the enemy pinned under unrelenting fire.

What’s in the box?

• Major Abraham Stormcraw (Warlock)
• Lieutenant Frag Thornbane (Character Solo)
• Throat Cutters (Unit)
• Steelbacks (Unit)
• Sidewinder (Solo)
• Hailer (Solo)
• Guard Post (Structure)

Models supplied unpainted.

This Command Starter gives you a gritty force for playing 30-point Warmachine games and a battle-hardened foundation for building a larger Southern Kriels Kithguard army. 

A wily and unconventional leader, Craghorn is attuned to the siren song of battle. At home in war and lost in peace, his soldiers know well his thunderous call to attack. Having learned much from his fellcaller master, dim-yet-savage Klangor unleashes his own deafening victory howls.

Equally inspired under Craghorn, renowned hunter Felleye has turned legendary sniper, picking off targets with precision while the Scrappers lay waste with brutal pickaxes and dynamite charges slung with reckless abandon. Beneath their feet, born digger and misanthrope Pvt. Rattles prowls his tunnels, awaiting Craghorn’s call. 

What’s in the box?

• Sergeant Craghorn (Warlock)
• Corporal Rhud Felleye (Character Solo)
• Klangor (Character Heavy Warbeast)
• Scrappers (Character Unit)
• Pvt. Rattles (Character Solo)
• Trap Door Markers (Defenses)

Models supplied unpainted.

Warmachine: The Graveborn Command Cadre (HIPS)

Command the Orgoth Graveborn, led by Anathia, the Imperishable Desolation — a deathless warlord returned from centuries of slumber with a host of immortal horrors at her back.

Your Orgoth Graveborn Command Cadre brings this ancient tyrant to the tabletop with a full force of undead champions and nightmare constructs bound by oaths older than the Iron Kingdoms themselves.

The Revenant Champion strides at Anathia’s side — a fearsome relic of the first Orgoth Invasion restored to grim purpose. The Barrow Ghoul lumbers behind them, an infernal-built altar of bone and iron animated by dark sorcery.

Hunting ahead of the host is the Charnel Hound, a dreadful beast that tracks prey across the lands. And completing the cadre are the Execrators, a three-model character unit of barrow-entombed warriors ready to carve a path of ruin.

This 30-point cadre is your gateway to commanding the risen terror of the Orgoth. Whether you’re starting a new army or expanding your Orgoth collection, the Graveborn bring a brutal blend of undead resilience and ancient hatred to every battlefield they haunt.

The Orgoth Graveborn are playable as part of Orgoth Sea Raiders and Orgoth Reaper Covenant armies.

What’s in the box?

• Anathia, the Imperishable Desolation (Orgoth Warlock/Solo)
• Revenant Champion (Orgoth character solo)
• Barrow Ghoul (Orgoth character warbeast)
• Charnel Hound (Orgoth character warbeast)
• The Execrators (Orgoth 3-model character unit)

These miniatures are in HIPS plastic. They are supplied unpainted and require assembly.

Step into the battlegrounds of the Iron Kingdoms in Frozen & Forgotten, a brand new HIPS set for Warmachine.

Like the Khador & Cygnar and Shadows & Scum two-player sets, both forces will be playable in 30-point games, making them an ideal way to get into Warmachine. They’ll also be playable as part of the existing Dusk House Kallyss and Orgoth Sea Raiders armies. The rules that make them playable standalone will drop closer to release.

Choose between the enigmatic Dusk Final Hunt or the relentless undead invaders of the Orgoth Graveborn, and take your place in cinematic tabletop warfare. Share the box with a friend or dive into both factions for hours of tactical gameplay.

Contents:
Lanyssa Ryssyl, Aransor of Sorrows (Character Warlock/Solo)
Cylena Raefyll (Character Solo)
Benkei (Character Warbeast)
Sasha (Character Warbeast)
The Last Watch (Character Unit)
Anathia, the Imperishable Desolation (Character Warlock/Solo)
Revenant Champion (Solo)
Barrow Ghoul (Warbeast)
Charnel Hound (Warbeast)
The Execrators (Character Unit)