Leviathan, as its title suggests, is all about what’s going on with the Tyranids. These books serve as marketing collateral for the new edition they’re an extra thing for people to buy, they tell the story of whatever’s happening in the launch box to ground it somewhere in the game’s universe, and they set up what the current state of play is in the setting – Dark Imperium covered the Indomitus Crusade and events since Guilliman’s rebirth in Gathering Storm (though was later revised to reposition the lore at an earlier point in time), Indomitus covered, well, also the Indomitus Crusade, but on the new revised timeline. This Necromorph would find dead bodies and devour them within seconds, probably adding them to its biomass this way.Since the Assault on Black Reach in 5th edition it’s been Games Workshop’s habit to accompany every new edition launch with a tie-in Black Library novel, sharing its title with the launch box – recently in 40k we’ve had Dark Imperium (which ended up being a trilogy) and Indomitus, while on the AoS side there was Soul Wars in second edition and Dominion in third. The body of a Graverobber is similar to a Brute in that it has several armor-plated regions on its body, forming a ribcage-like pattern along the length of its torso. A long, fleshy tongue comes out of the central head, while two giant mandibles or tusks comes out of the heads on the sides. Among these corpses are the remains of Ramirez, Samuel Irons and Heather. It also has large, Slasher-like blades, the right blade was obviously formed from a Slasher that was melded into it, or simply a grossly mutated human body.Īs mentioned above, the Graverobber has three large heads fused to each other. The Graverobber has a bear-like stance and possesses three jawless heads and pincers. The creature's entire upper torso is composed of dead bodies, most of which have been visually absorbed partway into the creature's flesh.
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