
A New Age: What’s Changing in Age of Sigmar?
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Lieutenant Castamon and a force from the 1st Company of the Ultramarines must protect Regium from a Tyranid invasion.
By Darius Hinks

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Warhammer 40,000 is a galaxy defined by unending war, and the Tyranids represent one of its most horrifying enemies. Unlike any conventional foe, they are a living, evolving force — a swarm that absorbs the knowledge of every battle and grows deadlier with each encounter.
In Leviathan, the Ultramarines and their allies must defend Regium against this overwhelming menace. As the campaign unfolds, commanders struggle to adapt to an enemy that constantly shifts tactics, while soldiers on the ground face nightmarish creatures bred specifically to tear them apart.
This novel gives you a front-row view of large-scale Imperial warfare, combined with tense personal stories of courage and sacrifice. If you want to experience what it truly means to fight the Tyranids — and why Hive Fleet Leviathan is feared across the galaxy — this is the perfect place to start.
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