Editing Warhammer 40,000 7th edition (section)

==Boxed Sets==
*'''Dark Vengeance''' is still the starter boxed set, it just got a facelift, a new mini-rulebook and the Chaos Aspiring Champion sprue that had been available on its own for ages has been added.  It eventually got supplementary sets that added a few bonus models to one side.  Not much to give you the full set, but it's a start.
*'''Stormclaw''', A new campaign box set featuring [[Space Wolves]] vs [[Orks]], came and went in July 2014, meaning that we might be expecting a new Wolfdex for August 2014 if the current pattern of WFB/40K releases is correct, and this kit not too soon after. They freakin' teased us with this one, adding the mini-rulebook inside it to make us think it was the starter set, only to re-release Dark Vengeance the week after.
** Grukk FaceRippa is the Warboss for the Ork set, equipped with a kombi-rokkit, a power klaw, and an attack squig.  Guy's being cast as a kill-krazy Goff, also brimming with some new dakka and teef.  His Waaagh is covered in the Red Waaagh supplement ''(spoiler: he dies early on in the fluff and his Waaagh continues without him) (spoiler: he got better though)'' they are not a secondary army themselves but his formation can be used on its own.
** Krom Dragongaze is the package's Wolf Lord, a character at least mentioned before, now brought to a model form.  He's being cast as a very pissed-off yiff with a Frost Axe and a totem on him.
** Unlike previous boxed sets such as Assault on Black Reach and Dark Vengeance there are no limited edition sculpts aside from the Wolflord and the Warboss, every other model are the standard non-snap fit sprues. To rub further salt in the wound for Ork players, Grukk is a modified sculpt of the plastic warboss from AoBR. However, it's still more badass than the AoBR.
*'''[[Space Hulk]]''': And the fandom rejoiced for GW's act of kindness, even if it's just to keep a grubby hold on the copyrights to the name.  It's essentially a re-release of 3rd Edition with limited availability and some new missions.  There's also a novella out called ''Sin of Damnation'' that chronicles what goes down.  Also available are a couple small supplement missions allowing you to play with your regular [[Deathwing]]/[[Space Wolves|Wolf Guard]]/[[Ultramarines|Smurf]] Terminators, granting some new weapons and Cyclone Missiles.
*'''Deathstorm''': There in indeed another limited-edition campaign set that reconfirms the [[Blood Angels]] starter rumors back from the release of 7E, and they're packed with the Nids as it's part of the ''Shield of Baal'' campaign.  Like Stormclaw, the only real unique models here being the two heroes.
**Karlaen is obviously the captain of the First Company, what with his huge armor, Iron Halo, and Thunder Hammer he uses in place of a sword.  Kinda disappointed he has to go save some hapless planetary governor rather than massacre the fuck out of the Nids, but considering how [[Ultramarines|the last guys who fought the Nids full-scale ended up]], it's maybe for the better.
**The Spawn of Cryptus is only a Broodlord with Stealth instead of a legit solo character.  His upper claws have massive fucking talons, his headspike is huge, and even his tongue has a spike.
*'''[[Assassinorum Execution Force]]:''' A new Space Hulk-style Limited edition board game which is a chronicle of an Execution Force hunting down Chrimson Slaughter Sorcerer Drask. The 4 Assassins got bitchin' new models, comes with 15 Chaos Cultists, a Terminator Lord kit (to be built as a Terminator Sorcerer) and 3 snap-fit Chaos Space Marines. Also comes with the White Dwarf that holds all the Assassin's main game rules.
*'''[[Deathwatch]]: Overkill:''' Oh fuck yes. We finally get access to the Alienhunters forces, and brand new models for a Genestealer cult with Magus and modified Chaos Cultists with Genestealer features. And both sides will come with rules to be used in 40k.
*'''[[Lost Patrol]]:''' A reborn classic board game. A Pack of Scouts are lost on a hostile planet infested with hostile aliens - wait, why are they Genestealers? Well, anywaay, Scouts need to fumble about and hope the 'stealers don't kill them before they reach an extraction point.
*'''Imperial Knights: Renegade:''' A cheap-ish game with two Knights and some terrain, playing based of a game made in WD. As a fun aside, it now gives Renegade Knights so you can play Knights in the big game without being fucked for not being Imperial.
*'''Stormcloud Attack:''' Following the new Death From the Skies book is a game that packages two fliers (Heldrake/Stormtalon, Crimson Hunter/Dakkajet, or Night Scythe and Razorshark) and a little board game using them. At least it gives a bonus flyer for you and a mate.
*'''Death Masque:''' Following Deathwatch: Overkill, this boxed set contains Harlequins with a new plastic Eldrad miniature squaring off against a Deathwatch Killteam, Deathwatch Vanguard veterans, Watch Captain Artemis, and a Deathwatch Venerable Dreadnought. Contains the sprue for the Deathwatch Killteam, and a Deathwatch Upgrade sprue containing 10 Power armor pads, 2 Terminator pads, 2 helmets, and [[Inquisition|3 big "I"s.]]
*'''Warhammer 40'000: Kill Team:''' Updated official Kill Team rules for 7th Edition, and an $65 box set featuring a Space Marine Tactical Squad plus Tau Fire Warriors/Breachers. This is how you introduce young players to 40k and play cheaphammer.
*'''Gathering Storm: Talons of the Emperor:''' Official rules for using Adeptus Custodes and Sisters of Silence in 40k. Comes with the sprues from Burning of Prospero, and a Rhino and Land Raider.