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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 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.
Warhammer Community announces a Made to Order revival of classic Skaven miniatures, including Ikit Claw, Throt the Unclean, Lord Skrolk, Queek Headtaker, Deathmaster Snikch, Tretch Craventail, Nurglitch, Skweel Gnawtooth, Spinetail, and two Verminlords (Warpgnaw Verminlord and the metal Verminlord); these are returning soon on a Made to Order basis, with updates posted by Warhammer Community.
Warhammer Community unveils three Armies of Renown for the Ogor Mawtribes—Meatfist Mawtribe, Beastclaw Alfrostun, and Mawseeker Gollop—each with unique battlefield traits and artefacts (Bloodthirsty Arrogance, Masked by the Endless White, Grasp of the Everwinter) and special abilities; adds two Regiments of Renown (Okar’s Torrbad and Urrgar’s Maulerguts) to boost deployment and outflanking. The battletome rules will debut in the Army Set with pre-orders, with more previews to follow.
Warhammer Community reveals new Ogor Mawtribes rules for Morga the Mighty and other leaders, including the Eat ’Em Alive trait that can stack multiple boons, new warscrolls for Tyrant on Glutthorn and Grell Firefist, and Mawtribe units like Maulbeast Cavalry and Raiders, with teased battletome content and future coverage.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar’s Ogor Mawtribes get a new battletome in the Army Set, introducing Eat ’Em Alive: when a friendly Ogor unit that fought targets an enemy in combat, it can deal D3 mortal wounds and grant that unit one persistent buff (options include Raw and Bloody Flesh, Exotic Giblets, Steaming Brains, Crunchy Bones, Slick Innards, or Mystery Meat) for the rest of the battle. Mawcult Fanatics heal D3 for those targeted units each turn, while Crusherguts adds a belly-flop finisher after charging. Trophy Rack trophies boost nearby Ogors, and Beastclaw regiments gain reserve deployment to track prey (with Huskard on Stonehorn and Stonehorn Beastriders arriving on the field). The Army Set includes the new battletome and goes on pre-order this Saturday, with more unit rules teased for later reveals.
Warhammer Community outlines a wave of next-week previews: a full Ogor Mawtribes Army Set for Age of Sigmar with new minis and 52 warscroll cards; fresh Titan weapons for Legions Imperialis; Made to Order Middle-earth miniatures returning; a limited Mephiston: The Box Set from Black Library; and Warhammer World’s Book of Dioramas, plus weekly Warhammer TV features and two upcoming reveals, with regional delays noted for Australia/New Zealand and Japan.
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.
Fresh from the Big Summer Preview, Warhammer Age of Sigmar adds Ogor Hunters and Sabrefangs to the Ogor Mawtribes: elite ambushers armed with crossbows who sneak behind enemy lines and strike. The kit includes three Hunters and two Sabrefangs, who can ambush and then redeploy via the Through the Frosts rule by placing them again within 3" of a terrain feature and more than 9" from all enemies, with the caveat that they cannot move in the first turn of the first battle round. More Mawtribes units will be revealed as release nears.
Warhammer Community is hosting The Big Summer Preview from Warhammer HQ, revealing a wave of new releases across Warhammer 40,000, Kill Team, Age of Sigmar, The Horus Heresy, and The Old World, with live streams on Twitch and YouTube and a live blog updating fans as announcements roll in.
Warhammer’s Hedonites of Slaanesh gain two Armies of Renown in the new battletome: The Decadent Host led by Sigvald the Prince of Slaanesh, with self-empowering buffs and a revival mechanic via The Prince in the Mirror (plus Mirror-Plate followers); and Court of the Godlings centered on Dexcessa and Synessa, featuring twin-to-twin synergy and shared spells like Essence Transfusion. The release also adds two Regiments of Renown (Mist-Clad Revellers and Accursed Reflection) and pre-orders with boxed sets for The Decadent Host and Accursed Reflection to expand play in Warhammer Age of Sigmar.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar’s Hedonites of Slaanesh battletome introduces Temptations and Paragons, giving Paragon Hedonite units new buffs and decision points to tip fights, plus new rules, heroic traits, artifacts (such as Crown of the Ur-Slaanesh), and battle formations like Godseeker Cavalcade ahead of weekend pre-orders.
Next week’s pre-orders bring Hedonites of Slaanesh with a Battletome (and a Gamer’s Edition) plus a new edition of False Gods, along with Skaven releases. Warhammer Age of Sigmar also gets a major rules reboot with the General’s Handbook 2026-27, introducing 12 new battleplans and the Aqshian Crusades system, plus a slate of related boxed sets and accessories (Epicurean Revellers, Decadent Host, Thricefold Discord, Accursed Reflection) and Hedonites Warscroll Cards, Dice, Deathmaster Crixxit, City of Ash, Black Library titles, and Warhammer+ weekly content.
Warhammer Community announces the General’s Handbook 2026–27 for Warhammer Age of Sigmar, shifting Matched Play to the Realm of Fire (Aqshy) with new Fury and Rage mechanics—Raising the Heat, Simmering Rage, Eruption of Fury, and Fight Through the Pain—plus the Core Rules, 12 new battleplans, new battle tactics cards, six objective markers, and Aqshian Crusade campaign rules; a Warlord Edition with a game tracker and tokens is also available, with pre-orders to come.