The Heart of Ghur

 

Warcry is the fast-paced skirmish game set within the Mortal Realms of Warhammer Age of Sigmar, which sees small warbands fighting it out for glory, loot, or a simple thirst for blood.

The newest release for this great game system will be The Heart of Ghur box set which is released on August 13th.

Now it’s time to lift the lid and get a good look at what’s inside – whether you’re an experienced Warcry campaigner or brand new to the game, you’ll want to see the treasures contained within.

The Warbands

They may carry hammers and other tools of the forge, but the Horns of Hashut prefer destruction to creation. They harness the power of fire and leave nothing but charred corpses in their wake, just as Hashut demands.

Facing off against the Horns of Hashut are the Rotmire Creed, twisted followers of Lord Leech. These hardy warriors seek to transform the verdant forest into a diseased swampland – a perfect place for their deity to call home.

The Scenery

The new season of Warcry takes the action away from the Varanspire and into the living forests of Ghur, better known as the Gnarlwood. You can create stunning multi-height battlegrounds with rope bridges connecting the watchtower, gnarloaks, and rib platform. 

The Core Book 

Heart of Ghur contains the complete rulebook for the new edition of Warcry. Known as the Core Book, it sets the scene for your battles in the Realm of Beasts and includes the rules for Open Play, Matched Play, and Narrative Play games.

The Warband Tome

Rot and Ruin contains the rules and background for the two new Warcry warbands, terrain rules for fighting in the Gnarlwood, and faction-specific quests for the Horns of Hashut and the Rotmire Creed.

This book is basically like a mini battletome for the two new warbands, containing everything you need to get them on the tabletop. There’s a load of other great stuff in there too including two campaign arcs, and tables for naming your fighters and deciding the background of your warband’s leader.

The Accessories

The box comes with masses of accessories, which are crucial for playing Warcry, including a game board, battleplan cards, tokens, dice, a range ruler, fighter cards, and ability cards.

Bag of Dungeon

Bag of Dungeon is a tabletop (dungeon crawler) board game of exploring deadly catacombs, fighting monsters and stealing treasure.

Using a simple-to-play tile-laying system, 1-4 players send their brave adventurers into the deep, dark dungeon to find the magical Ring of Creation. Once inside, the only way out is past the mighty Red Dragon who guards the exit.

Will you escape with your life and your loot? Can your fellow adventurers be trusted? Can you?

The entrance shuts behind you. Step into the darkness…

Will be on sale at KD Games from next week. 

Happy 15th Birthday

This week KD Games is 15 years old! I simply cannot believe how quickly the years have passed.

On July 7th 2007, we opened the doors for the very first time at our shop Kids Dreams in Boundary Road in Hove.

Originally we opened as a toy shop selling traditional and pocket money toys but it was not long before we started selling or first gaming products from of course Games Workshop followed very quickly by Magic the Gathering and Pokemon.

A lot has changed since then both in what we sell and how we operate.  We changed our name to KD Games in 2013 when we stopped selling toys and have concentrated on board games and card games ever since. We have been in many different locations and served many many different people and are delighted to have been back on the High Street in Shoreham-by-Sea for the last few years.

I have lost count of the amount of games we have sold and the amount of different events, clubs, tournament and demonstrations we have run over the years.

I have had the pleasure of knowing some of you since those very early days in Hove and in many cases seen people that started playing when they were just children go on to still enjoying games in to their adulthood.

As a community you have been a big part of my families lives, my children have grown up during this time and I have had the pleasure of seeing many of your families grow too. I have made so many good friends during this time, it has been great sharing the good times with you and I have been grateful for the support many of you have shown us through the harder times. 

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our customers; old and new for spending your hard earned money with us and making the last 15 years so much fun. I look forward to many more years of gaming to come.

Stranger Things - The Attack of the Mind Flayer

A bluffing game for family !

Play as one of the characters of Stranger Things and head straight to Hawkins.
The Mind Flayer has created an army of Possessed people to invade Earth. Some of you are already under its control…

Stranger Things, The Attack of the Mind Flayer is a fast-paced and innovative secret identity board game to play with family and friends.

MTG Unfinity

Step right up—Magic's most unbelievable space carnival launches globally October 7. The fourth Un-set will be bringing out-of-this world cards and mechanics to create unforgettable moments within our community.

Our Unfinity Launch Party will be supported by the promo Water Gun Balloon Game. We will Hhand one out to each player who participates in our Launch Party event while supplies last.

What is Modern MTG?

What is Modern?

These are one-on-one games with 60 card minimums for the main deck (up to 15 card sideboard). Modern games should last average length for a game (about 20 minutes).

With the exception of basic lands (Plains, Island, Swamp, Mountain, Forest, and Wastes), your combined deck and sideboard may not contain more than four of any individual card, counted by its English card title equivalent. This format includes powerful cards and strategies from the last two decades of Magic.

What Sets Are Legal in Modern?

• Streets of New Capenna
• Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty
• Innistrad: Crimson Vow
• Innistrad: Midnight Hunt
• Adventures in the Forgotten Realms
• Modern Horizons 2
• Strixhaven
• Kaldheim
• Zendikar Rising
• Core 2021
• Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths
• Theros Beyond Death
• Throne of Eldraine
• Core Set 2020
• Modern Horizons
• War of the Spark
• Ravnica Allegiance
• Guilds of Ravnica
• Core Set 2019
• Dominaria
• Rivals of Ixalan
• Ixalan
• Hour of Devastation
• Amonkhet
• Aether Revolt
• Kaladesh
• Eldritch Moon
• Shadows over Innistrad
• Oath of the Gatewatch
• Battle for Zendikar
• Magic Origins
• Dragons of Tarkir
• Fate Reforged
• Khans of Tarkir
• Magic 2015
• Journey into Nyx
• Born of the Gods
• Theros
• Magic 2014
• Dragon's Maze
• Gatecrash
• Return to Ravnica
• Magic 2013
• Avacyn Restored
• Dark Ascension
• Innistrad
• Magic 2012
• New Phyrexia
• Mirrodin Besieged
• Scars of Mirrodin
• Magic 2011
• Rise of the Eldrazi
• Worldwake
• Zendikar
• Magic 2010
• Alara Reborn
• Conflux
• Shards of Alara
• Eventide
• Shadowmoor
• Morningtide
• Lorwyn
• Tenth Edition
• Future Sight
• Planar Chaos
• Time Spiral
• Coldsnap
• Dissension
• Guildpact
• Ravnica: City of Guilds
• Ninth Edition
• Saviors of Kamigawa
• Eighth Edition
• Betrayers of Kamigawa
• Champions of Kamigawa
• Fifth Dawn
• Darksteel
• Mirrodin

What cards are banned?

The following cards are banned:Ancient Den

• Arcum's Astrolabe
• Birthing Pod
• Blazing Shoal
• Bridge From Below
• Chrome Mox
• Cloudpost
• Dark Depths
• Deathrite Shaman
• Dig Through Time
• Dread Return
• Eye of Ugin
• Faithless Looting
• Field of the Dead
• Gitaxian Probe
• Glimpse of Nature
• Golgari Grave-Troll
• Great Furnace
• Green Sun's Zenith
• Hogaak, Arisen Necropolis
• Hypergenesis
• Krark-Clan Ironworks
• Lurrus of the Dream-Den
• Mental Misstep
• Mox Opal
• Mycosynth Lattice
• Mystic Sanctuary
• Oko, Thief of Crowns
• Once Upon a Time
• Ponder
• Preordain
• Punishing Fire
• Rite of Flame
• Seat of the Synod
• Second Sunrise
• Seething Song
• Sensei's Divining Top
• Simian Spirit Guide
• Skullclamp
• Splinter Twin
• Summer Bloom
• Tibalt's Trickery
• Treasure Cruise
• Tree of Tales
• Umezawa's Jitte
• Uro, Titan of Nature's Wrath
• Vault of Whispers

Incoming - The Horus Heresy

What is it?

Warhammer: The Horus Heresy – Age of Darkness launches the new edition of the Warhammer: The Horus Heresy game.

Set 10,000 years before the events of Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer: The Horus Heresy is set amidst the turmoil and strife of the Imperium of Mankind’s great galactic civil war, as the eponymous traitor and Warmaster, Horus Lupercal turned brother against brother as he betrayed his father, The Emperor of Mankind, to watch the galaxy burn.

The Age of Darkness boxed set contains everything that you need in order to dive right in with the new Horus Heresy game, including; 54 plastic Miniatures, a 336-page hardback rulebook, dice, templates, measuring sticks, transfers and reference sheets.

The 54 miniatures in the set are comprised of 44 all-new miniatures, as well as 10 existing miniatures. Together, these are: 1x Legion Praetor with Power Sword; 1x Legion Praetor with Power Axe; 40x MKVI Space Marine Legionaries in Power Armour; 1x Contemptor Dreadnought; 1x Spartan Assault Tank, and; 10x (pre-existing) Cataphractii Terminators. The boxed set also includes an introductory army list, allowing you to get playing games of The Horus Heresy straight away with no additional purchases necessary.

It should also be mentioned that nearly all the new models have rules allowing them to be used in games of Warhammer 40,000.

In Relation to Other Products:

As the Warhammer: The Horus Heresy – Age of Darkness boxed set launches the new Warhammer: The Horus Heresy game, there are a host of accompanying products launched alongside it.

The first of these products consists of two separate Army Books, providing full army list rules for both loyalist and traitor Space Marine Legions for use in The Horus Heresy (these replace the Introductory Army List contained in the Age of Darkness boxed set).

The first, Liber Astartes (31-30), provides rules for all the Loyalist Space Marine Legions, including rules for: Dark Angels, White Scars, Space Wolves, Imperial Fists, Blood Angels, Iron Hands, Ultramarines, Salamanders and Raven Guard Legiones Astartes.

The second, Liber Hereticus (31-31), provides rules for all the Traitor Space Marine Legions, including rules for: Emperor’s Children, Iron Warriors, Night Lords, World Eaters, Death Guard, Thousand Sons, Sons of Horus, Word Bearers and Alpha Legion Legiones Astartes.

When is it going to be on sale?

Saturday 18th June 2022