New Stormcast Eternals have turned me around on a Warhammer Age of Sigmar army I thought was boring

2024-10-12

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Warhammer Age of Sigmar Stormcast Eternals models laid out in a group on a wooden table, in front of a miniature building

Jump to:Iridan the WitnessTornus the RedeemedLord-RelictorLord-CelestantLord-TerminosStormstrike PalladorsReclusiansHow we tested

One of the best bits about any new edition of Warhammer is seeing all those shiny new toys each faction receives. Because they’re the poster children for Age of Sigmar, it’s fitting that the knightly Stormcast are amongst the first this time around. To celebrate, I got my hands on these new Stormcast Eternals early… and even though I’ve traditionally been cold toward Sigmar’s finest (the ‘fantasy Space Marines’ shtick is cool, but wasn’t my cup of tea), I came away impressed. As a result, I have some Opinions. Buckle up.

Because some of these models are likely to cost more than many of thebest board gamescombined, I’m weighing in on whether you should buy them – and what to watch out for (both good and bad) if you do. Let’s dive in. For Sigmar!

Iridan the Witness

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Iridan the Witness model on a wooden surface, in front of terrain ruins

Iridan the WitnessA rewarding challengeOur expert review:SpecificationsPrice:$118 / £74Type:HeroComplexity:HighApp. build-time:1hrToday’s Best DealsView at Miniature MarketReasons to buy+You want a centerpiece+You enjoy a challenge+You want a display projectReasons to avoid-You’re a beginner-Complex builds stress you out

Iridan the Witness

A rewarding challenge

Our expert review:

SpecificationsPrice:$118 / £74Type:HeroComplexity:HighApp. build-time:1hr

Price:$118 / £74Type:HeroComplexity:HighApp. build-time:1hr

Price:$118 / £74

Type:Hero

Complexity:High

App. build-time:1hr

Today’s Best DealsView at Miniature Market

Today’s Best Deals

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Reasons to buy+You want a centerpiece+You enjoy a challenge+You want a display project

+You want a centerpiece+You enjoy a challenge+You want a display project

You want a centerpiece

You enjoy a challenge

You want a display project

Reasons to avoid-You’re a beginner-Complex builds stress you out

-You’re a beginner-Complex builds stress you out

You’re a beginner

Complex builds stress you out

As a rule, I don’t tend to grab named heroes – I prefer generic champions I can make my own.

Iridan has made me break that habit.

To begin with, just look at them. This is an incredible model, with attitude to spare. With just one glance, you knowexactlywhat kind of person the Witness is (and how little you want to cross their pet bird – it says something if you leave the roost wearing a full-on executioner’s cowl). Oh, and the detailing on that axe? Chef’s kiss. Peer a little closer and you’ll see wailing faces in the smoke.

But hey, weknewit was going to be impressive. This is a centerpiece model in every sense of the word, and I’d be surprised if it didn’t become a semi-regular sight at painting competitions in the not-so-distant future.

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Rules & lore

As is only right for a showstopper such as this, it’ll take a decent chunk of time to construct. Of all the new Stormcast Eternals, building this one took the longest; it requires a lot more patience and care. Unlike the Stormstrike Palladors that we’ll discuss later, however, it isn’t what I’d call ‘stressful.’ Fiddly at times and a bit complicated, yes, but not frustratingly so. Steps have been taken to make sure you avoid any pitfalls like putting the wrong identical-looking greave on the incorrect leg (we’ve all been there), and I appreciate that forethought. The instructions are very clear as well, with none of the vagueness I’ve found for the otherwise-great Skaven revamp. There are a couple of missteps like Iridan’s axe arm (does it really need to be split into three tiny parts?), and it’s a pain to fit the hand with reins. Yet those are small criticisms on the whole.

You will need to break out some extra tools to get the job done, though. There are some prominent mold lines on the Morrgryph mount that’ll require removing for starters, and the monster’s front claws don’t fit together perfectly flush. This means they’ll need to be filled with Green Stuff putty to avoid gaps.

The same will be true if you make the Lord-Vigilant, of course; it uses a lot of the same pieces. Still, the latter is distinct enough to feel like its own entity. Choose this warrior instead of Iridan and you’ll load up with a different weapon, torso, helm, and monster head. I don’t think it looks quite as striking, and the way they’re holding the glaive seems a bit uncomfortable, but I’m glad we got an alternate option at all. Seeing as the price nudges into triple-digits, a few options soften the blow.

Either way, this thing will look incredible once it’s finished. Even without paint it draws the eye when amongst other models, and at face value, I can’t recommend it enough.

Iridan the Witness |$118$100.99 at Miniature MarketSave $17 -This is the best offer I’ve seen on the new Stormcast Eternals hero so far, and having such a big discount already is icing on the cake.⭐ UK price:£74£59.20 at Wayland GamesView Deal

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Tornus the Redeemed

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Tornus the Redeemed model for Warhammer Age of Sigmar on a wooden table in front of ruined terrain

Tornus the RedeemedPush-fit princeOur expert review:SpecificationsPrice:$52 / £31.50Type:HeroComplexity:LowApp. build-time:12minsToday’s Best DealsView at Miniature MarketReasons to buy+You want a cool but easy build+You’re looking for a compelling named characterReasons to avoid-You’re hoping for lots of customization options

Tornus the Redeemed

Push-fit prince

Our expert review:

SpecificationsPrice:$52 / £31.50Type:HeroComplexity:LowApp. build-time:12mins

Price:$52 / £31.50Type:HeroComplexity:LowApp. build-time:12mins

Price:$52 / £31.50

Type:Hero

Complexity:Low

App. build-time:12mins

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Reasons to buy+You want a cool but easy build+You’re looking for a compelling named character

+You want a cool but easy build+You’re looking for a compelling named character

You want a cool but easy build

You’re looking for a compelling named character

Reasons to avoid-You’re hoping for lots of customization options

-You’re hoping for lots of customization options

You’re hoping for lots of customization options

The model is equally so, and it’s dead easy to make. Actually, I was taken aback at how simple the process was – and that’s down to some very clever design choices. This miniature looks so much more complicated than it is.

Rules & loreAs a former slave to Chaos-turned Sigmarite angel, Tornus is amongst the more interesting Stormcast characters. His rules follow suit, as he can provide allies with rally points, heal them, or reduce to-hit rolls.

Rules & lore

As a former slave to Chaos-turned Sigmarite angel, Tornus is amongst the more interesting Stormcast characters. His rules follow suit, as he can provide allies with rally points, heal them, or reduce to-hit rolls.

As a case in point, there’s a refreshing lack of ‘bits’ that need to be combined (the wings come in one piece, for example). Potential problem areas like the lantern are pinned in too. Actually, the only trouble I had was slotting those wings into place around Tornus the Redeemed’s staff.

Some won’t like that this is essentially a push-fit model, nor that the alternate Knight-Azyros is basically identical other than having a bare head and sword. But I can’t say I mind too much on the whole; this mini is too damn cool regardless of who it represents.

Tornus the Redeemed |$52$44.99 at Miniature MarketSave $7 -This model was already a lot more affordable than I’d expected, so being able to get so much off before it’s even out isn’t an opportunity to sniff at.⭐ UK price:£31.50£21.20 at Wayland GamesView Deal

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Lord-Relictor

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A hooded Lord-Relictor model on a wooden table in front of ruined terrain, all bathed in red light

Lord-Relictor

Heavy metal

Our expert review:

SpecificationsPrice:$42 / £26Type:HeroComplexity:LowApp. build-time:20mins

Price:$42 / £26Type:HeroComplexity:LowApp. build-time:20mins

Price:$42 / £26

Type:Hero

Complexity:Low

App. build-time:20mins

Today’s Best DealsView at Miniature Market

Today’s Best Deals

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You’re looking for an easy build

Reasons to avoid-You want lots of customization options

-You want lots of customization options

You want lots of customization options

If the new Stormcast are a bit more edgy, this guy is the Emo-In-Chief. His helmet is a skull, his breastplate is designed to look like exposed ribs, and he’s carting around a full-on skeleton with him like it’s a damn flag. His massive hammer may as well be called “F*** Around and Find Out,” too.

Suffice to say, I’m taken with him – so I cracked this warrior open first. For the most part, he was a good starting point.

Yes, there are some annoying connections between the robes and sprue (along with the hooded head) that don’t feel best placed. I know there was probably no other choice on a practical level, but they’ll leave behind chunks of plastic on that lovely smooth surface if you’re using clippers. As such, a touch of cleaning up is required after you’ve freed your Lord-Relictor from his flat-pack prison.

Rules & loreIt’s unclear how this champion will play just yet, but if we take the older Knight-Relictor as our inspiration, it’ll probably be focused on buffing allies. That makes sense, because these heroes are tasked with guarding their kins' dead souls.

Rules & lore

It’s unclear how this champion will play just yet, but if we take the older Knight-Relictor as our inspiration, it’ll probably be focused on buffing allies. That makes sense, because these heroes are tasked with guarding their kins' dead souls.

However, that’s the only frustration I had. This is a very straightforward build that’s also rather satisfying thanks to clever slots that mean arms and accessories fall into place beautifully. It reminds me of thebest Lego sets, to an extent.

Just go careful with that staff – mine had snapped in the box before I’d opened the cellophane, and although I was able to fix it easily enough, it’s worth keeping an eye on this spindly thing.

That’s because you’ll want to keep the Lord-Relictor at its best. Even with an understated pose, he radiates menace.

Lord-Relictor |$42$35.99 at Miniature MarketSave $6 -Again, Miniature Market comes in clutch with the best offer I can find right now on this brand-new miniature. If you want to save as much as possible, this is the place to do it.⭐ UK price:£26£20.80 at Wayland GamesView Deal

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Lord-Celestant

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Warhammer Age of Sigmar Lord-Celestant model on a wooden table, with a building in the background

Lord-CelestantA surprise favoriteOur expert review:SpecificationsPrice:$45 / £28Type:HeroComplexity:ModerateApp. build-time:19minsToday’s Best DealsView at Miniature MarketReasons to buy+You want a classic infantry general+You want lots of customization optionsReasons to avoid-You’d rather have a mounted hero

Lord-Celestant

A surprise favorite

Our expert review:

SpecificationsPrice:$45 / £28Type:HeroComplexity:ModerateApp. build-time:19mins

Price:$45 / £28Type:HeroComplexity:ModerateApp. build-time:19mins

Price:$45 / £28

Type:Hero

Complexity:Moderate

App. build-time:19mins

Today’s Best DealsView at Miniature Market

Today’s Best Deals

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Reasons to buy+You want a classic infantry general+You want lots of customization options

+You want a classic infantry general+You want lots of customization options

You want a classic infantry general

You want lots of customization options

Reasons to avoid-You’d rather have a mounted hero

-You’d rather have a mounted hero

You’d rather have a mounted hero

This may have been my least favorite hero when I broke open this box of new Stormcast Eternals, mostly because it feels a bit… well,stiffin promo material. Luckily, these images don’t do it justice. Actually, the Lord-Celestant quickly became a highlight of the collection.

To start with, this model is very dynamic in person; it’s hard to appreciate in a 2D image how the cloak flows out behind it as if heroic music is swelling while the warrior gives a rousing speech. Next, there’s a lot of customization available here – enough to make them feel truly your own. Specifically, you can arm the Lord-Celestant with a wealth of weapons (or a great axe paired with an awkwardly clenched fist, which is the only misfire if you ask me) and different heads to provide some personalization.

Rules & loreThis is another hero that we don’t know much about mechanically, but it’s obvious they’re a frontline fighter who’ll hit like a dump-truck. In terms of their background, they’re an expert tactician and master warrior.

Rules & lore

This is another hero that we don’t know much about mechanically, but it’s obvious they’re a frontline fighter who’ll hit like a dump-truck. In terms of their background, they’re an expert tactician and master warrior.

The model is weirdly pleasing to slot together as well. As an example, the legs are these bizarre, scooped out skeletons when you take them off the sprue. It’s as if the Lord-Celestant has been in a horrific accident. But that’s so you can slot her greaves into place with a gratifying click.

I’ll admit that I’m still not sold on the clenched fist option, as it feels clunky compared to everything else. But otherwise, I’ll happily eat my own words – I was wrong about this one.

Lord-Celestant |$45$38.99 at Miniature MarketSave $8 -I always it a bitter pill for models like this to be nearing $50, so being able to save even just a little ahead of launch is welcome.⭐ UK price:£28£22.39 at Magic MadhouseView Deal

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Lord-Terminos

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Lord-Terminos model pointing, while a robed figure stands behind them, both on a wooden table

Lord-TerminosA surprise favoriteOur expert review:SpecificationsPrice:$42 / £26Type:HeroComplexity:ModerateApp. build-time:19minsToday’s Best DealsView at Miniature MarketReasons to buy+You’d like a proper badass in your army+You weren’t keen on the Skaventide modelReasons to avoid-You already have the Skaventide version

Lord-Terminos

A surprise favorite

Our expert review:

SpecificationsPrice:$42 / £26Type:HeroComplexity:ModerateApp. build-time:19mins

Price:$42 / £26Type:HeroComplexity:ModerateApp. build-time:19mins

Price:$42 / £26

Type:Hero

Complexity:Moderate

App. build-time:19mins

Today’s Best DealsView at Miniature Market

Today’s Best Deals

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Reasons to buy+You’d like a proper badass in your army+You weren’t keen on the Skaventide model

+You’d like a proper badass in your army+You weren’t keen on the Skaventide model

You’d like a proper badass in your army

You weren’t keen on the Skaventide model

Reasons to avoid-You already have the Skaventide version

-You already have the Skaventide version

You already have the Skaventide version

And here we are – the first model of the bunch that remakes a miniature previously exclusive to Skaventide (whichreally helped ease me into Age of Sigmar). Rather than being a push-fit mono-pose, this Lord-Terminos can be armed with either a dirty great sword or an even bigger axe. He still shares his predecessor’s fondness for standing on big rocks, though.

Rules & loreThese imposing figures are there to provide Stormcast who have completely lost themselves the release of death. As such, their abilities revolve around buffing and keeping Ruination Chamber units in check.

Rules & lore

These imposing figures are there to provide Stormcast who have completely lost themselves the release of death. As such, their abilities revolve around buffing and keeping Ruination Chamber units in check.

Alright, so an alternate weapon isn’t the biggest departure. But this pose is arguably more dynamic, and I’d say it’s actually better than the Skaventide version. Indeed, my notes read “pose is sick af.” I think that’s all we need to say on the matter, really.

It’s simpler to construct than you’d think, too, but here’s some advice – consider painting the pieces separately before assembling, because there are more layers to this guy than I was expecting. And not in an emotional sense.

Lord-Terminos |$42$35.99 at Miniature MarketSave $6 -Seeing as you could only get this model originally via the Skaventide boxset, being able to grab it solo is a big deal as is… particularly with that amount knocked off the sticker price ahead of launch.⭐ UK price:£26£20.69 at Magic MadhouseView Deal

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Stormstrike Palladors

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Stormstrike Pallador cavalry on a wooden table, with a model building in the background

Stormstrike PalladorsRiding to ruin?Our expert review:SpecificationsPrice:$65 / £42.50Type:CavalryComplexity:HighApp. build-time:1hr+Today’s Best DealsView at Miniature MarketReasons to buy+You lack mounted units+You want a dynamic unit for your armyReasons to avoid-You get easily frustrated

Stormstrike Palladors

Riding to ruin?

Our expert review:

SpecificationsPrice:$65 / £42.50Type:CavalryComplexity:HighApp. build-time:1hr+

Price:$65 / £42.50Type:CavalryComplexity:HighApp. build-time:1hr+

Price:$65 / £42.50

Type:Cavalry

Complexity:High

App. build-time:1hr+

Today’s Best DealsView at Miniature Market

Today’s Best Deals

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Reasons to buy+You lack mounted units+You want a dynamic unit for your army

+You lack mounted units+You want a dynamic unit for your army

You lack mounted units

You want a dynamic unit for your army

Reasons to avoid-You get easily frustrated

-You get easily frustrated

You get easily frustrated

Of all the models I was sent to look at, these cavalry troops surprised me the most – and not in a good way.

I won’t deny that they look incredible. They really do. With their capes flying in the wind and regal mounts holding their heads high as if they’re ready for a parade, the Stormstrike Palladors are quite a sight on the tabletop. There are plenty of alternate heads and weapons to choose from if you buy multiple boxes, too; I was almost sad I couldn’t make the champion, standard bearer, and musician alongside a trio of lance-wielding badasses.

Rules & loreThese riders aren’t necessarily glass cannons designed to scout ahead, but they’re not shock troops either - they’re somewhere in the middle, and can hold their own in a fight as a result. Use them to harass your foe’s flanks.

Rules & lore

These riders aren’t necessarily glass cannons designed to scout ahead, but they’re not shock troops either - they’re somewhere in the middle, and can hold their own in a fight as a result. Use them to harass your foe’s flanks.

But then I started piecing them together. They’re not the trickiest models to make, nor are they badly designed. But theyaremore complex and fiddly than I think they need to be, to the point that I found myself cursing them when I got to my second miniature of three. This isn’t what you want from a supposedly relaxing build session. Particularly when you’re calling your battle-standard bearer “a giant bastard” mid-way through because pieces keep falling off.

Anyway, they look amazing now they’re done. I wouldn’t say to avoid them either. On the other hand, I would proceed with some caution; there’s room for these to be frustrating.

Stormstrike Palladors |$65$55.99 at Miniature MarketSave $11 -Seeing as this is a unit that benefits from multiple boxes, getting that massive discount at Miniature Market will help a lot.⭐ UK price:£42.50£33.99 at Magic MadhouseView Deal

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Reclusians

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A row of Reclusians models on a wooden table, with a building in the background

ReclusiansGrim grandiosityOur expert review:SpecificationsPrice:$60 / £37.50Type:InfantryComplexity:ModerateApp. build-time:50minsToday’s Best DealsView at Miniature MarketReasons to buy+You like the new, moodier Stormcast+You need shock troops+You want alt weapons for the ReclusiansReasons to avoid-You don’t like to use Green Stuff

Reclusians

Grim grandiosity

Our expert review:

SpecificationsPrice:$60 / £37.50Type:InfantryComplexity:ModerateApp. build-time:50mins

Price:$60 / £37.50Type:InfantryComplexity:ModerateApp. build-time:50mins

Price:$60 / £37.50

Type:Infantry

Complexity:Moderate

App. build-time:50mins

Today’s Best DealsView at Miniature Market

Today’s Best Deals

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Reasons to buy+You like the new, moodier Stormcast+You need shock troops+You want alt weapons for the Reclusians

+You like the new, moodier Stormcast+You need shock troops+You want alt weapons for the Reclusians

You like the new, moodier Stormcast

You need shock troops

You want alt weapons for the Reclusians

Reasons to avoid-You don’t like to use Green Stuff

-You don’t like to use Green Stuff

You don’t like to use Green Stuff

Much like the Lord-Terminos, these models are multi-part revamps of the push-fit ones from Skaventide. And as with their erstwhile leader, I think they’re stronger miniatures on the whole. The poses and getup are similar, but being able to swap out axes and shields for enormous maces is a welcome wrinkle.

However, I wish they were as easy to put together. These are fiddlier on the whole, and even with such imposing silhouettes, the fact remains that their capes have an ugly seam along the shoulder because they’re two separate pieces. You’ll need Green Stuff to fill these in.

Rules & loreThis is another unit we’ve seen before, so it won’t come as a surprise to learn that they’re warriors in danger of losing their souls. They also hit bloody hard, but can’t hold control points if they veer away from heroes.

Rules & lore

This is another unit we’ve seen before, so it won’t come as a surprise to learn that they’re warriors in danger of losing their souls. They also hit bloody hard, but can’t hold control points if they veer away from heroes.

Is it a worthwhile trade? For the most part, yes. Getting those alternate weapons is a good trade, to my mind. I really dig those maces, and the poses sell their immense weight.

Reclusians |$60$51 at Miniature MarketSave $9 -You should be able to get these before long, and at a more agreeable price thanks to this Miniature Market deal.⭐UK price:£37.50£29.99 at Magic MadhouseView Deal

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Editor’s note:There are a few models from the range I’ve not managed to construct yet (namely the Stormreach Portal), and I haven’t dug into the Liberators or Prosecutors Games Workshop sent me yet because they seem to be the same as the ones we got in Skaventide and the new Age of Sigmar starter sets. I’ll remedy that as soon as possible, and update this article as once I have.

How we tested the new Stormcast Eternals

Disclaimer

Although I’ve yet to take them to the field of battle (the rules aren’t available for most of these units yet, after all), I spent a long time scribbling notes on the build-process as I went. You can see how long it took me to construct each model/set of models in the table below each entry, alongside my thoughts on reasons for and against buying them.

For a more comprehensive look at our process when it comes to tabletop gaming, see our guide tohow we test board gamesor the widerGamesRadar+ reviews policy.

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