Warhammer, Christmas, Chaos, and Warhammer 40k Christmas Card
Estimated Delivery:
12/22/2025
2 cards for $7 or 3 cards for $10
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2 cards for $7 or 3 cards for $10
Add printed cards in these bundle sizes and the best price applies automatically.
Estimated Delivery:
12/22/2025
Materials & Packing
- Printed on Glossy Card (5.5 x 5.5")
- Comes with a Kraft Envelope
Warhammer, Christmas, Chaos, and Warhammer 40k Christmas Card
Description
In the heart of an interstellar battlefield, beneath a starlit sky, stands a solitary Christmas tree. The tree is an ancient, gnarled pine, its branches heavy with snow, positioned amid the ruins of a futuristic cityscape reminiscent of a Warhammer 40k outpost. This outpost, once bustling with space marines, is now silent, save for the distant echoes of battle. The scene is a fusion of Charles Schulz’s simplicity and Bill Watterson’s whimsical complexity.
The tree is adorned with an eclectic mix of ornaments: miniature Space Marine helmets, Ork heads crafted from clay, and baubles shaped like Imperial Aquilas. Strings of lights, flickering with a faint plasma glow, wrap around the tree, casting eerie shadows on the snow. Atop the tree, instead of a star, rests a tiny figurine of the Emperor of Mankind, his stern gaze surveying the desolate landscape.
To the left of the tree, a pair of cartoonish Chaos Space Marines, inspired by Gary Larson’s absurdity, are caught in a moment of truce. One is attempting to place a candy cane into the other's boltgun, while the second marine is examining a Christmas cracker with visible confusion. Their armor, festooned with tinsel and garish holiday patterns, contrasts sharply with the grim environment.
In the foreground, a small child-like Eldar, drawn in a style reminiscent of Osamu Tezuka, sits cross-legged, absorbed in crafting a snow angel. Beside them, a Tyranid gaunt peeks cautiously from behind a ruined wall, wearing a Santa hat that’s comically oversized for its head.
In the background, the skeletal remains of a gothic cathedral, akin to something out of Will Eisner’s works, stand as a silhouette against the nebulae-streaked sky, its arches entwined with fairy lights. A sleigh, pulled by servo-skulls, drifts across the upper horizon, hinting at a more bizarre Christmas magic.
This surreal convergence of chaos and holiday cheer, where Warhammer 40k meets a whimsical winter wonderland, tells a tale of improbable peace amid the never-ending war, inviting the viewer into a world both familiar and fantastically strange.
Generated with these themes: Warhammer, Christmas, Chaos, and Warhammer 40k.
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