Death Guard

About

Death Guard are Nurgle's chosen: bloated, rotting, and almost impossible to shift. They are the toughest infantry in Warhammer 40,000 and they play exactly how they look — slow, relentless, and thoroughly miserable to face across a table. If your idea of winning is simply refusing to die, you have found your army. What's in the range Core infantry — Plague Marines, Poxwalkers and Blightlord Terminators do the heavy lifting Characters — Typhus, Lord of Virulence, Foul Blightspawn, Biologus Putrifier, Nauseous Rotbone and the rest of the plague company's specialists Daemon engines and armour — Plagueburst Crawler, Foetid Bloat-Drone and Myphitic Blight-Hauler Mortarion — the Daemon Primarch himself, if you want a centrepiece that bends the whole board around it Rules — Codex: Death Guard (10th edition) and the Datasheet Cards pack Starting a Death Guard army Combat Patrol: Death Guard is the sensible first box. It is a legal small-game force straight out of the packaging and the cheapest way to get Plague Marines, Poxwalkers and a character on the table at once — and we stock it bundled with the codex if you would rather sort the rules in one go. After that, the Vile Vectorium battleforce is the natural step up to a full army. Painting Death Guard This is one of the kinder schemes for a first army, because the entire point is that they look filthy — wobbly edges read as corrosion rather than mistakes. The Death Guard Essential Paints 10-colour set covers the scheme without you having to guess at bottle names, and a wash of technical grime over the top does most of the heavy lifting. Push it further with our weathering range , or browse the full Warhammer Colour paints . Everything here is genuine Games Workshop stock from an official stockist, supplied unassembled and unpainted, with next-day UK delivery from our shop in Barry, South Wales. Fancy a different flavour of ruin? The whole Warhammer 40,000 Chaos range is one click away. Get to know the Death Guard: read th