Games Workshop Necrons: Royal Court – 5-Model Plastic Kit for Warhammer 40K

Overview

Elevate your Necrons collection with the Royal Court set, a 38-piece plastic kit that assembles into five pivotal units. From the commanding Skorpekh Lord at the forefront to the energy-wielding Plasmancer, this squad blends frontline presence, arcane firepower, and battlefield resilience for a dynamic addition to your force.

The kit emphasizes modularity and hobby value, inviting you to build, customize, and paint at your own pace. With clean snaps and plastic construction, you can explore different poses, basing options, and color schemes to match your table-ready army.

What you get

• 1x Skorpekh Lord
• 1x Canoptek Reanimator
• 1x Plasmancer
• 2x Cryptothralls
• Three 32mm round bases
• Two 60mm round bases

How it plays

The Skorpekh Lord provides frontline leadership with a durable silhouette on the table edge, while the Plasmancer channels raw energy into searing blasts that cut through opposing units. Enslaved Cryptothralls serve as protective escorts for their Cryptek master, adding a layer of shielding and melee presence. When damage mounts, the Canoptek Reanimator steps in to repair fallen machines and keep the unit combat-ready for the next engagement.

• Frontline leadership with a sturdy, imposing model
• Energy-based offense from the Plasmancer
• Escort and protection provided by Cryptothralls
• Repair support from the Canoptek Reanimator

Build, customize, and display

This is an unassembled and unpainted plastic kit, designed for hobbyists who enjoy assembling and personalizing their forces. The five-model squad fits neatly into standard Warhammer 40K battles, with varied base sizes to create dynamic basing options and a striking on-table presence.

Why this set works for you

For collectors and players, the Royal Court delivers a balanced mix of leadership, ranged energy, protective escort, and repair support. The inclusion of multiple base sizes helps you stage the models across terrain and battlefield layouts, while the 38-piece composition offers flexibility in posing and assembly preferences.