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500 Worlds: Titus – The Battle for Unity Begins is a sweeping narrative expansion for Warhammer 40,000, charting the opening stages of the war for the 500 Worlds. Focusing on the Vespator Front and the fate of Captain Titus, this premium set is presented in a slipcase containing three softback books and an additional booklet, bringing together extensive background lore and new rules content.
500 Worlds: Titus (80 pages) explores the dawn of the Ultramarian Reclamation, introducing the key characters and detachments involved, the legion of frenzied Necrons led by Nekrosor Ammentar, and the brutal conflict for Novamagnor.
500 Worlds: Titus – Dread Incursions expands Boarding Actions play, reprinting the core rules and adding 12 new missions — six for standard terrain and six for Tomb World terrain — alongside additional rules adaptations and two new Detachments: Shield of the Void for Space Marines and the Harbinger Cabal for Necrons. It also includes four Dread Incursion Campaigns, with rules for fighting aboard voidships, within Necron tomb complexes, through ship-to-ship actions, and amid ruined space hulks and forgotten tombs.
500 Worlds: Titus – War on the Vespator Front is a 56-page book dedicated to a dynamic map campaign for two or more players. It provides a full campaign framework, details multiple theatres of war, and introduces six new thematic missions. A separate fold-out campaign map and a sticker sheet with 252 stickers are included to track the progress of the conflict.
500 Worlds: Titus – Detachments is a 16-page booklet adding new Detachments to Warhammer 40,000. Space Marines gain the Orbital Assault Force, Bastion Task Force, and Reclamation Force, while Necrons receive the Pantheon of Woe, Cursed Legion, and Cryptek Conclave.
Together, this slipcased set delivers a complete narrative and rules-driven experience for commanders looking to fight over the fate of Ultramar and decide how the Battle for Unity truly begins.
