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The Rumour Engine teases a mystery item for an upcoming Warhammer release, inviting fans to guess on Facebook and Instagram with a teaser image and playful hints that it could be a gun or a wizard.
Warhammer Community reveals the Khazalite Holds, a new duardin faction for Warhammer Age of Sigmar, in The Big Autumn Preview. Led by Hjulda Drakkblud, the army box includes battletome lore and rules, plus new units like Thrynn and Runewrights, Clanshields, Clangunners, Gholems, the Oathkeeper Cannon, and a War Throne centerpiece. Fyreslayers join the Holds in this expansion, with additional units and the Regiment of Renown and Magmic Fyrd spearhead kit teased; a separate battletome will release later, and more reveals are coming.
Warhammer Community’s Big Autumn Preview introduces Blessed Tetaxi, Prophet of Tepok, mounted on Ma’toq with the Stone of Tehemundi, and confirms a new Seraphon battletome along with a Spearhead (Claws of Tepok) and the Horns of Quetzl Regiment of Renown, featuring Skinks, Terradon Riders, Ripperdactyl Riders, a Skink Starseer, and Stegadon units, plus new Army of Renown options and rules to interpret the Great Plan.
Games Workshop reveals updated Space Marines infantry kits for Vanguard Veterans and Intercessors, featuring combat shields, back banners, and extensive customization (19 different heads, multiple weapon options, and sergeant relics). The new kits emphasize mix-and-match parts and classic design cues, with pre-orders expected soon alongside Codex: Space Marines.
Warhammer Community reveals Brawlers of Behemat, a standalone game that pits two Mega-Gargants in a fast, brutal 15-minute melee. The box includes two mega gargants and new Embergard terrain, with three build options—Gatebreaker, Kraken-Eater, and Warstomper—letting you start or expand a Sons of Behemat army. Pre-orders are coming soon as a primer ahead of later releases.
New Gargant units for the Sons of Behemat are revealed: Ma Maegran, the Chooser of the Mighty, leads two Ancient Gyrochs and a new line of Boss-stompers that can also form Rock-hurlers. These units sit between Mancrusher Gargants and Mega-Gargants in size. Their rules will be in Battletome: Sons of Behemat, with pre-orders upcoming and a battletome expansion including lore and galleries.
Warhammer Community previews two new Ork kits: a Nobz box with five heavily customized Nobz wielding kustom krumpas (plus three Grots) and a Warbikes kit featuring fast, dakka-loaded bikes with a Biker Nob upgrade and rokkits. The Nobz and Warbikes are set for pre-orders soon, with Warbikers launching alongside Codex: Orks and Nobz arriving a bit later; a full Codex: Orks reveal with changes to datasheets is promised later this week.
House Goliath gains a big expansion for Necromunda: Forge Bosses and Sumpkrocs minis, plus the Underhive Journal: Goliath – The House of Chains with two new archetypes (Furnace Brutes and Unborn), campaign content, and extra Goliath rules to use alongside Gangs of the Underhive; pre-orders soon.
Warhammer Community reveals the next Warhammer Heroes season for Warhammer Age of Sigmar's Cities of Sigmar: seven character miniatures arrive in red, glue‑free plastic and come in eight‑box blind displays. The lineup includes Arch‑Knight Kenzo and five named companions (with a seventh figure kept secret for now). They can replace existing heroes or be used with Path to Glory rules from Battletome: Cities of Sigmar. Boxes are blind bags, so a full eight‑box dispenser isn’t guaranteed to contain all seven minis. The Warhammer Heroes will be available from selected retailers later this year, offering a hobby-friendly entry point for new painters.
Grell Firefist is the new cannon-wielding mercenary for the Ogor Mawtribes in Warhammer Age of Sigmar. She brings the Blastbelch, a powerful portable cannon, and a disruptive shooting ability that can force enemies to retreat and create openings for her allies, as part of a preview of upcoming Ogor Mawtribes reveals.
Ciaphas Cain and Ferik Jurgen are getting official plastic miniatures for Warhammer 40,000, with Cain posed heroically and Jurgen in Valhallan garb; the set can be built as two figures separately or on a larger base for a diorama. The release is paired with an illustrated and annotated edition of For the Emperor by Sandy Mitchell; pre-orders will be announced soon, and Cain’s latest adventures can be followed in Vainglorious.
Warhammer Community dives into the Armageddon launch set’s Ork line, walking through the Warboss, Big Boss, Bannernob, Painboy, Weirdboy, 20 Boyz, 10 Gretchin, Wartrakk, and Big Mek Dakkarig. The article emphasizes push-fit minis with no clan markings for easy customization, notes features like a Waaagh! banner and interchangeable parts, and showcases painted examples (Bad Moons, Evil Sunz, Deathskulls). It also previews the Space Marines half of the launch box and teases forthcoming coverage of Dakkarig’s rules and the full unboxing video.
Warhammer Community kicks off Grot Week for Warhammer 40,000 with Day 1 focusing on the Gretchin, promising daily Grots reveals and a Friday Armageddon unboxing.
Warhammer Community reveals a new Warhammer 40,000 Chaplain miniature with a jump pack, featuring skull helm, rosarius, crozius arcanum and purity seals. The model is designed to be painted to any Chapter (no Chapter-specific markings) and pairs with Vanguard Veterans; a Blood Angels aesthetic is suggested but customization is encouraged. A teaser for more Armageddon-themed previews is promised for next week.
AdeptiCon 2026 previews Thyrielle’s Zephyrites, a Mastery Warband for Warhammer Underworlds led by Thyrielle with four Lumineth Realm-lords and their vulpine spirit Tzul. Tzul is a non‑fighter token whose placement shapes the warband’s reach and wind-based powers: windblown allies gain leaps and improved saves, while windblown enemies are Flanked. The warband inspires on successful attacks, and Tzul can be repositioned once per game via a special ability, One With The Wind. A deeper dive is promised closer to release, with a full write‑up coming on the AdeptiCon hub.