Personally, I’m extremely excited to use the transfer sheet inside and deck out the Redemptor and the Indomitus models I have earmarked for this army.

The Holy Hand Grenade – oh, sorry, I mean ‘Holy Orb’ – is back yet again; in fact, we get extra relics all over the place. There was a considerable chance Geedubs had over-egged the pudding; that this box, and its all-important codex, would turn out an infuriating, misleading anti-climax. Driven ever onward by their fury and faith, these fanatical warriors will not rest until every heretic idol lies toppled, and every Imperial world is purged of foes. The minis in this box set are a Primaris Marshal, 10 Primaris Crusaders, a Redemptor Dreadnought, and The Emperor’s Champion. Please note our Royal Mail service is not tracked, and if you require tracking for your parcel, you should choose UPS at checkout.Sure, I hear you cry: for oath-sworn Black Templars fanboys like me, GW had an open goal with this set; it could have given us anything at all, and we’d still have been thankful. It is a great update and really brings out the feel of this Space Marine chapter while still honouring its links to Dorn and the past. The soft-touch hardback material feels splendid and luxurious to the touch, and has a matt finish that, combined with the sharp print quality, simply looks excellent. The result, however, is one of the most loveable models to come out of the post-Cawl Primaris era and a wonderful little thiccboi for the collection.

There’s 10 dudes here, with 1 Sword Brother/Initiate, 5 Initiates, 4 Neophytes, and a bevvy of weapon and head options for the lot of them. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Not only do you get a full 13 models in the box, you'll also find the exclusive Codex Supplement: Black Templars featuring classic wrap-around artwork - it's the only way to get early access to their updated rules and background material.

Sure thing, says the Accept Any Challenge, No Matter the Odds Vow – but you better win that fight, because you can never Fall Back. It’s less “army” and more “combat patrol” but I’m gonna break it down and share my unqualified/impassioned thoughts. The Marshal goes together more or less how you would expect – he’s a modern GW plastic character kit, so it’s more or less just one pose for this guy. As covered in the Warhammer Community articles, you get a lot of new rules that overlap for both narrative and competitive play.