When two Mega-Gargants decide there isn't enough room in the Mortal Realms for both of them, things get messy very quickly.
Brawlers of Behemat is a fast, chaotic standalone game for two players featuring a pair of enormous Mega-Gargants battling through the shattered ruins of Embergard.
Games can take around 15 minutes, with each Gargant taking damage across individual body parts as the fight gets progressively more violent. Smash limbs, knock your opponent through buildings and unlock increasingly brutal attacks as your Gargant gets angrier.
Each of the two included Mega-Gargants can be assembled as a:
You can build two matching Gargants or mix things up with two different variants.
And this isn't just a standalone game. Both Mega-Gargants are full Warhammer Age of Sigmar miniatures, making Brawlers of Behemat a seriously chunky way to start or expand a Sons of Behemat army.
Inside the box
1 × 24-page Brawlers of Behemat softback rulebook
3 × Mega-Gargant dashboards
1 × token sheet containing 42 tokens
2 × multipart plastic Mega-Gargant miniatures
2 × Embergard terrain pieces with barricades
2 × Citadel 130mm Round Bases
The set contains 289 plastic components.
Each Mega-Gargant also includes cosmetic options for customisation, while the Embergard ruins feature interchangeable wall sections so you can vary the battlefield.
Using the models in Warhammer Age of Sigmar
The two Mega-Gargants can also be fielded as part of a Sons of Behemat army.
A copy of Destruction Battletome: Sons of Behemat is required to use them in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar.
Miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted.
When two Mega-Gargants decide there isn't enough room in the Mortal Realms for both of them, things get messy very quickly.
Brawlers of Behemat is a fast, chaotic standalone game for two players featuring a pair of enormous Mega-Gargants battling through the shattered ruins of Embergard.
Games can take around 15 minutes, with each Gargant taking damage across individual body parts as the fight gets progressively more violent. Smash limbs, knock your opponent through buildings and unlock increasingly brutal attacks as your Gargant gets angrier.
Each of the two included Mega-Gargants can be assembled as a:
You can build two matching Gargants or mix things up with two different variants.
And this isn't just a standalone game. Both Mega-Gargants are full Warhammer Age of Sigmar miniatures, making Brawlers of Behemat a seriously chunky way to start or expand a Sons of Behemat army.
Inside the box
1 × 24-page Brawlers of Behemat softback rulebook
3 × Mega-Gargant dashboards
1 × token sheet containing 42 tokens
2 × multipart plastic Mega-Gargant miniatures
2 × Embergard terrain pieces with barricades
2 × Citadel 130mm Round Bases
The set contains 289 plastic components.
Each Mega-Gargant also includes cosmetic options for customisation, while the Embergard ruins feature interchangeable wall sections so you can vary the battlefield.
Using the models in Warhammer Age of Sigmar
The two Mega-Gargants can also be fielded as part of a Sons of Behemat army.
A copy of Destruction Battletome: Sons of Behemat is required to use them in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar.
Miniatures are supplied unassembled and unpainted.
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