Warhammer 40K
40 things worth owning, from a $9.99 Horus Heresy paperback to a hand-painted Imperial Knight. Every one hand-picked. No filler.
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Guides
34 gifts for gamers by budget: the canon-great games, pro controllers and keyboards, handhelds, OLED monitors, VR and a direct-drive racing rig. Hand-picked, not tested.
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15 gifts for the players at the table, sorted by budget: metal dice, dice towers and vaults, the 2024 Player’s Handbook, minis printers and two real game tables. Hand-picked, not tested.
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21 geeky gifts under $50 from across the site: the canon-great games, the books fans reread, metal dice, Displate wall art and a pro-grade controller. Hand-picked, not tested.
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The Warmaster before the fall, in JoyToy's 1/18 scale: fully articulated, painted and armoured in Sons of Horus sea-green. Sideshow's pre-order ships from November.
Warmaster Horus, Primarch of the XVIth Legion (JoyToy 1/18)
Primarchs & Heroes
Painted, posable and ready for the shelf. Sons of the Emperor from JoyToy, plus a Dawn of War IV captain from McFarlane.
Roboute Guilliman, Ultramarines Primarch (JoyToy 1/18)
Alpharius, Primarch of the XXth Legion (JoyToy 1/18)
Raven Guard Contemptor Dreadnought (JoyToy 1/18)
Vulkan, Primarch of the XVIIIth Legion (JoyToy 1/18)
Ultramarines Primaris Techmarine (JoyToy 1/18)
Captain Cyrus, Dawn of War IV Elite Edition (McFarlane 7″)
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Painted Armies & Kits
Pay a pro to paint it, or build it yourself. A finished Imperial Knight, a display-grade painting service, and the kits if you like the hobby side.
Custom-Painted Imperial Knight (commission)
Display-Quality Miniature Painting Commission
Imperial Knights: Knight Questoris
Combat Patrol: Adeptus Custodes
Galactic Shark Red Wake Command Squad (4 models)
Shark Daddy
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Wall Art
Thirteen officially licensed Warhammer metal prints. Magnet mount, no nails, and they ship from the US.
Battle for Macragge (Displate)
Space Marine 2: Heavy Class (Displate)
Black Templars: Era Indomitus (Displate)
World Eaters (Displate)
Mortarion and the Death Guard (Displate)
Typhus the Traveler (Displate)
Hetaeron Guard Custodes (Displate)
Salamanders Tactical Marine (Displate)
Ultramarine Battle Brother (Displate)
Blood Angels Graffiti (Displate)
Nemesis Claw, Kill Team (Displate)
Adeptus Astartes Chapters Guide (Displate)
Total War: Warhammer III (Displate)
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Games
The canon greats: Space Marine 2, the Dawn of War series old and new, Owlcat's Rogue Trader, and the retro Boltgun.
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War IV
Dawn of War: Definitive Edition
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun
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Black Library & Books
Where to start: Abnett's Horus Rising, Eisenhorn and Gaunt's Ghosts, the comic Ciaphas Cain, and a hardcover art book.
Horus Rising (The Horus Heresy, Book 1)
Eisenhorn: The Omnibus
The Founding: A Gaunt’s Ghosts Omnibus
Ciaphas Cain: Hero of the Imperium
The Art of Warhammer Video Games
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Wear It
An Inquisitor's coat in real leather and an Imperial cleric's robe. Fan-made and inspired by 40K, not official merch.
Inquisitor Coat, Vest and Pants (Eisenhorn-style, sheep leather)
Imperial Cleric Hooded Robe
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From the guides
10 gifts for the person running the game: the 2024 DM books, a DM screen with a built-in dice tower, minis printers and real game tables. Hand-picked, not tested.
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30 Star Wars gifts sorted by budget, from a $10 KOTOR to a steel Death Star fire pit. Hand-picked, not tested.
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