Merchoid has opened pre-orders for a limited edition metal replica of the Matrix of Leadership from the Transformers franchise, priced at £27.99.
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Cuddly carnage: A definitive ranking of the Warhammer plushies
We rank the latest Warhammer plushies from Merchoid, from iconic Servo Skulls to mischievous Nurglings. Find out which grimdark icons make the best companions.
Smell the apocalypse: Merchoid unveils Fallout Vault Dweller candle set
Merchoid launches the Fallout Vault Dweller’s Scented Candle Set featuring Nuka-Cola, Sugar Bombs, and Hot Apple Pie scents for tabletop fans.
Miss Hawkins? This Demogorgon mood light brings the horror home
Stranger Things may have ended last year, but the merchandise continues. We look at a new posable Demogorgon lamp featuring articulated petals.
In the grim darkness of winter, there is now a Warhammer 40k galaxy blanket
It seems even the grim darkness of the 41st millennium can be cosy. Merchoid has listed an officially licensed Warhammer 40,000 Galaxy Blanket.
These Warhammer 40K sports shirts are impressive (and Chaos God of money level expensive)
Which of the Warhammer 40K Chaos gods is in on money? Slannesh, I guess? I just haven’t seen a pile of gold roll across the battlefield before.
These “horrific” D&D merch are a sight to behold!
I can imagine an hourglass made from the screaming faces of the damned as a centrepiece of a horror noir.
Snuggle teeth! The Warhammer 40K squig blanet hoodie is a thing of beautiful warmth
In the grim darkness of the far future of Warhammer 40,000, Squigs are small, vicious creatures that are a common sight amongst the Orks.
It’s time for a zombie defeating chainsaw in your life?
The chainsaw is designed to look like it’s been used in combat, with fake blood splatter. It’s a full-size, wearable replica with sound effects.
Umbrella or Ultramarines Gladius? Both!
Here in Scotland, the weather can be a battle, but are Merchoid and Games Workshop taking things too far?









