A 128-page rules supplement for Warhammer 40,000
Your essential guide to collecting and playing Death Guard armies in the grim darkness of the far future
Packed with background material, art, and photography to inspire you
Features Combat Patrol and Crusade rules, 36 datasheets, six Detachments, and more
The Death Guard advance amidst rolling smog, spore-thick fumes, and whirling flies. Blessed by the Plague God Nurgle, these mutated warriors are incredibly resilient, their diseased bodies bloated with unclean flesh and melded to the plates of their hulking battle armour. They wield plague-ridden weapons that unleash the grim powers of alchemy, sorcery, and supernatural contagion to wither and ruin their foes.

Codex: Death Guard is a vital book for collectors who enjoy setting the chosen of Nurgle upon an unsuspecting galaxy. This impressive tome is packed with debased artwork, plague-fuelled background material, inspiring photography, and the rules you need to unleash your diseased warriors in games of Warhammer 40,000. You'll find datasheets, Detachments, narrative Crusade rules, and a self-contained Combat patrol section to help you fight tight, tactical games with your collection. This book will allow you to live out your worship of Grandfather Nurgle no matter how you like to collect, paint, and play with your Death Guard.

Inside this 128-page hardback book, you'll find:
– Revolting background material for these bile-soaked warriors, including their history and current ruinous activities
– Epic art and photography to inspire you to spread the blessings of Nurgle
– Rules for using the Death Guard and daemons of Nurgle in games of Warhammer 40,000, with 36 datasheets, six Detachments, and two army-wide rules
– A set of rules to launch your own narrative Crusade, brewing Alchemical Pathogens and earning Boons of Nurgle
– A guide to painting your Combat Patrol and rules for fielding the Maggot Lords in skirmish-sized games

This book also contains a one-use code to unlock Codex: Death Guard content in Warhammer 40,000: The App.