Warhammer Underworlds creators ready to open pre-orders for the Spitewood set featuring the “Helsmiths of Hashut” and centaurs
This week, fans of the Warhammer Underworlds tabletop game can pre-order the Spitewood set — which features the Heralds of Kurnot and the Blood of the Bull warbands — and pick up boxed warband sets for the Grand Alliance: Seekers in Shadow, Reavers of Ruin, Morbid Minions, and Gitz and Goliaths.
The developers behind Warhammer Underworlds have revealed which items will be available for pre-order beginning October 4, 2025.
The Spitewood set — created as an expansion for the Embergard starter pack — will be offered for purchase. It includes two fighting warbands, the Heralds of Kurnot and Blood of the Bull; two Rivals-mode decks; a new double-sided board; a 16-page rulebook; and a token board.
The Heralds of Kurnot warband includes miniatures of Ilarin, the Master of Paths; Kullon; Kurnot’s Axe; and Lenvit, Eye of the Wood. The Blood of the Bull pack features the despot Zuldrakka the Hateful, the hobgrot Grisk Spinorez, and the duardin Morudo, Imindrin, and Tokkor the Incinerator.
In addition, four boxed warband kits for the Grand Alliance — each including cards and war scrolls — will be offered: Seekers in Shadow, Reavers of Ruin, Morbid Minions, and Gitz and Goliaths.
You can also buy the Warbands of Spitewood pack separately — it contains updated fighter cards and war scrolls for all of the packs listed above. These products are scheduled to arrive in stores on October 18, 2025.
Source: iXBT.games
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