Warhammer: The Old World Tomb Kings of Khemri Set Opens for Preorder on October 24Warhammer: The Old World Nehekhara Warhost Set Opens for Preorder on October 24
Games Workshop will open preorders on October 24, 2026 for the Host of Nehekhara Army Reinforcement Set for Warhammer: The Old World, the River of Bones Arcane Journal, a festive Da Red Gobbo miniature for Warhammer 40,000, and several books.
The Host of Nehekhara Army Reinforcement Set for Warhammer: The Old World was first announced during The Big Summer Warhammer Preview Show 2026.

The set contains 78 plastic miniatures: 36 Skeleton Warriors, 36 Skeleton Archers, and six Skeleton Chariots. Each unit has cosmetic options for customizing the models, plus parts for building champions, musicians, and standard bearers.

The release also includes the River of Bones Arcane Journal, a set of 20 themed dice cast in bone-colored plastic with the Tomb Kings icon on the six face, and a set of 54 reference cards.

Warhammer 40,000 fans and followers of the separatist faction from Angelus can pick up a festive Da Red Gobbo miniature riding a Squigmobile.

Three hardcover books are on the list: Raptors: War and Shadow by William Crow, Crucible of Fire by Tom R. Pike, and Da Red Gobbo’s Reckoning by Callum Davis. Paperback releases include Armageddon: Season of Fire by Jude Reid, Death Rider by Rhuairidh James, Ghost Legion by Mike Brooks, and Treachery Unbound, a collection of stories from across the 41st Millennium.

Preorders for a special edition of the novel Grey Knights by Ben Counter will open separately on October 28. The book has a unique foil-debossed cover, endpapers with red foil, a red ribbon bookmark, and an additional short story.
Source: iXBT.games
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