GW is pairing with Panini to create a collection of new Warhammer 40k stickers with lots of factions for hobbyists to collect.
First off, this only launched in the UK and Ireland to start, so if you don’t live there, it looks like you’ll have to resort to the secondary market. However, they did say to keep an eye out, so hopefully, soon we’ll see them in the rest of the world before too long.
Here in the United States, Amazon now has these stickers for what seems like a decent price. You can view the full Panini Warhammer 40k stickers lineup by clicking here.
GW Announces New Warhammer 40k Sticker Collection
Warhammer Community unveiled a bunch of the new stickers, and even though we may not all be able to get them right away, they are pretty cool, and if you like collector items that are a little on the cheaper side (they even say the initial pack is free) these might be perfect.
This pack kicks off your collection with everything you need to get sticking. It features a full-colour album for you to house your stickers, complete with a Space Marine pull-out, 22 stickers to start you off, a special collector’s cardholder, and a limited edition Vindicare Assassin card.
Obviously, they start with a ton of Space Marines stickers, but it’s good to see some other really cool stickers in there as well! You get a decent amount as well with 22 stickers, four cards, and a poster pull-out.
If you want to get sticking and swapping with the basic album as fast as possible, you can score it for FREE from your nearest Warhammer store while stocks last.
There is nothing wrong with getting free stuff; just remember, for brick-and-mortar stores, this is only currently in the UK and Ireland.
It’s good news for Xenos fans – Necrons, Orks, and Aeldari have all infiltrated the various Battle Sisters and Space Marine Chapter pages. With a whopping 204 stickers to collect, you’ll soon come face to face with these pernicious foes.
The collaboration also includes over 50 different hero cards to collect on top of all those delightful stickers, and the starter pack gives you the nifty cardholder to store them all in. With each booster pack containing a hero card and four stickers, you’ll definitely be needing the space.
It’s always good to be able to get more factions, but you’ll have to pay for the boosters, as they say only the initial pack is free.
The Panini Warriors of the Emperor sticker collection arrives in Warhammer stores on the 23rd of April. Head on down to your local Warhammer store upon release to grab your free album and some booster packs, which come in three sizes – singles, six-packs, and booster boxes.
Don’t forget that Amazon now has these stickers for a decent price, so if you want them, we would plan on getting ordering them now, as don’t really mention how many they have in stock currently.
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Tradingcardboss did a cool review of the Panini Warhammer 40k Warriors of the Emperor stickers that really show what the collection looks like.
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