Here is the latest Games Workshop new releases roadmap, featuring release dates for most upcoming Warhammer 40k community products in 2024 and 2025!
Updated on July 29th, 2025, by Rob Baer with the latest preview reveals, rumors, and new announcements from GW.
The new Games Workshop release date roadmap for the Warhammer 40k Community is back and more loaded than ever for tabletop games like 40k, Horus Heresy, Age of Sigmar, and more. We’re not joking, either; we mean loaded.
There are a ton of upcoming miniatures and release dates from the old Warhammer 40k 2024 roadmap to the new 2025 one. Additionally, we have compiled all the major reveals from Adepticon 2025, internet leaks, and GW’s recent previews into this post as well!
Keep reading to see what’s next for Warhammer 40k this year!
New Warhammer 40k Model Roadmap & Release Previews For 2024, 2025:
The latest Games Workshop Warhammer 40k new releases roadmap is here for 2024 through 2025. It’s packed with exciting updates, release dates, and upcoming models.
If you’re looking for the latest on what new Codex and rulebooks are coming out, we have that for you right here as well.
On The Horizon:
Here’s all the upcoming Warhammer 40k releases we know are on the horizon… just don’t ask when. Look for more information to drop shortly about all the new products in this section, soon™.
Leagues of Votann Release Wave
Ready to squash some bugs? GW just dropped a massive wave of 10th Edition reinforcements for the Leagues of Votann, and it’s packing some serious heat.
We’re talking big guns, mean-looking combat robots, a fresh codex, and plenty of rule changes to make the Tyranids rethink their life choices. If your Kin have been gathering dust, now’s the time to get them back on the table.
- Arkanyst Evaluator: A powerful “mad scientist” lone operative packing anti-armor firepower with an experimental transmatter inverter weapon.
- Memnyr Strategist: A cybernetic Ironkin HQ who grants tactical buffs and manipulates the army-wide “Yield Points” resource.
- Ironkin Steeljacks: Elite, resilient infantry nearly twice the size of Kin, capable of both melee and ranged roles—comparable to Wraithguard-style units.
- Cthonian Earthshakers: New artillery with mole-cannon effects—burrowing explosives detonating beneath enemies for cinematic impact..
- Kapricus Defender & Carrier: A dual-purpose vehicle: Carrier transports troops, while Defender offers mobile firepower for rapid response.
- Buri Aegnirssen: Legendary lone operative, a Tyranid survivor with fierce melee prowess and a special “get‑back‑up” ability on a 2+.
- Combat Patrol Box: A starter set aimed at new players; although it doesn’t include the new units, it’s a solid entry point.
- New Codex & Mechanics: Introduces fresh lore, five detachments, and the “Yield Points” mechanic—rewarding objective control with escalating defensive bonuses.
5 New 40k Space Marine Characters & Combat Patrols!
- Vulkan He’stan is back and looking tough as nails. His new sculpt shows off every battle scar from his endless relic hunts. Armed with the Spear of Vulkan, Gauntlet of the Forge, and Kesare’s Mantle, he buffs flame and melta weapons and shrugs off wounds with a 4+ Feel No Pain when holding objectives.
- Darnath Lysander is still rocking that classic thunder hammer, storm shield, and a giant Imperial Fists icon on his chest, just in case anyone forgot who’s boss.
- Aethon Shaan takes the spotlight for the Raven Guard, stepping up as Chapter Master after Shrike. His model oozes Raven Guard style—feathered cloaks, talon armor, bird-skull bling—and you get three head options to suit your vibe.
- Caanok Var shows up as peak Iron Hands: more machine than man. His mini is loaded with bionics and a massive power tetsubo, perfect for smashing anything unlucky enough to stand in his way.
- Suboden Khan roars in for the White Scars, tearing across the battlefield on a grav-bike armed with an onslaught gatling cannon. He’s all about speed and hitting hard before the enemy even knows what hit them.
Five fresh Combat Patrols make it dangerously easy to jump right into 40k. Each box is tailor-made for its chapter’s style: whether you want to burn everything, sneak through the shadows, or crush your foes like a mechanized freight train, there’s a patrol with your name on it.
- The Salamanders Combat Patrol is all about turning up the heat—packed with meltas and flamers for setting the table on fire, literally.
- Imperial Fists bring a brick wall to the fight, leaning into that classic fortress mindset with a Terminator-heavy, defensive loadout perfect for grinding opponents down.
- Raven Guard’s Patrol is built for hit-and-run mischief, loaded with sneaky jump-pack units that strike fast and vanish before anyone can retaliate.
- Iron Hands go full machine mode, focusing on tough, hard-hitting units that laugh off damage and keep the guns blazing.
- White Scars bring speed and aggression to the front, with Outriders, Assault Intercessors, and an Impulsor for maximum mobility and chaos. Bonus: Suboden Khan is only in this box at launch, so if you want him, you gotta grab it!
Lieutenant Titus Miniature: Free Inside Warhammer Encyclopedia
This new model captures the valiant spirit of Lieutenant Titus, clad in his Mark X Tacticus armor. Armed with a master-crafted auto-bolt rifle, Titus stands ready to lead his Space Marine brothers in a dynamic pose that reflects his battlefield prowess.
Best of all, you can get this miniature FREE inside the new Warhammer Encyclopedia with the backstory and details for over 120 40k characters.
Strike Force Variel brings: Space Marine Warhammer Heroes
The Dark Angels Space Marine Warhammer Heroes set is another blind buy collection, which means: surprise! You won’t know who you’re getting until you open the box.
There are seven different miniatures in total, each accompanied by its own Kill Team data card (available in English, German, and Japanese).
Captain Centos
The new Primaris Captain Centos isn’t some lazy Warhammer 40,000 Space Marine reprint from 2016. He’s still striking that hero-pose like he owns the tabletop, cloak flapping like it’s caught in a hurricane of style, bolter ready to ruin someone’s day.
You’ve got options too—slap a helmet on him for the “strictly business” look or go barehead if you’re feeling bold. Oh, and that back banner? Still carrying the squad harder than a Dreadnought on leg day.
Imperial Knight Defender
Meet the Knight Defender. It’s basically a stomping relic stuffed with old tech and way too much firepower. It swings a plasma executor for when subtlety isn’t on the menu and a conversion beam obliterator for everything else.
That giant dome on its head? Void shield generator. Blocks incoming fire and throws some cover to its metal buddies. Stylish and helpful.
New Imperial Knights Codex
The Codex: Imperial Knights is back—and yes, it’s still packed with all the rich lore, gorgeous mini galleries, and towering war machines you’d expect. This time around, you’re also getting freshly updated datacards for every unit, plus four full detachments to stomp around in.
Now, if you’re wondering about a shiny new Combat Patrol… sorry, no dice. Instead, they’ve swapped that section for a seriously detailed painting and heraldry guide—ideal for making your knightly titans look as glorious (or menacing) as they deserve.
Lord of Poxes: (Separate Release)
When a Death Guard champion climbs high enough on the festering ladder of rank, they don’t just get a pat on the back—they adopt one of the Mantles of Corruption. These grim honors, Mortarion’s twisted brainchildren, embody different filthy flavors of warfare, complete with their own grotesque wargear.
You’ve probably already seen the Lords of Virulence and Contagion in action, but now the Lords of Poxes are here to join the party (and it looks like the leaks were true). Armed with a miasmic turbine (because why not?), these rusty contraptions of whirring blades and sputtering engines churn out clouds of airborne contagion to spread the love—or the plague.
Slaughterbound Arrives: (Separate Release)
Khorne’s not subtle, and neither is the new Slaughterbound. Think Eightbound, but even more angry. This towering brute has let a full-on Bloodthirster shack up in his soul, because apparently, regular rage just wasn’t cutting it.
Deploy Sekhetar Robots (Separate Release)
Tzeentch has ditched subtlety for spectacle, introducing the Sekhetar Robots. These ancient machines are covered in spells and illusions, making them hard to pin down until it’s too late. Arcane weapons? Check. Hellfyre missiles? Absolutely.
Happening Now:
Here’s the lowdown on the newest Warhammer 40k units and codex books hitting shelves or landing soon. Release dates confirmed, let’s get into what your wallet’s going to be arguing about this quarter.
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Grey Knights Codex Update & Nemesis Dreadknight: Release Date August 9th, 2025
Ah, the Grey Knights. The secret sauce of the Imperium. Psychic, shiny, and surprisingly chatty for demon-hunters.
The new Codex refresh includes updated profiles, lore updates, and a reworked Nemesis Dreadknight—complete with fresh weapon options like the Nemesis Flail and Nemesis Mace.
Grey Knights Combat Patrol Release Date August 9th, 2025
The new Warhammer 40k Grey Knights Combat Patrol is here, and it’s worth taking a look at… but maybe not for the normal reasons.
It’s packed with old units that feel like GW is clearing out its backlog. Either way, this box has hobbyists discussing its contents, release date, and whether it’s worth it for new players, despite veterans not being overly enthusiastic about it.
Battleforce: Sanctic Conclave: Release Date August 9th, 2025
Need a strike force? The Sanctic Conclave has you covered. Led by a Grand Master in a Nemesis Dreadknight (now with a flail and Sublimator options), it includes five Brotherhood Terminators, five Paladins, and 20 Grey Knights that can be built into Strike, Interceptor, Purifier, or Purgation squads.
The Black Templar Execrator Release Date August 9th, 2025
The new Black Templar Execrator Chaplain joins the Space Marine lineup as the third distinct Chaplain variant, following the traditional and Judiciar-styled versions. We think it makes sense that the Black Templars—arguably the most zealous of Chapters—would get their own flavor of frontline preacher.
Crusade Ancient Release Date August 9th, 2025
Here’s the real headliner: the Crusade Ancient. A new miniature in the Black Templars range is always welcome—especially when it’s a character model. This one carries a banner, has a stoic pose, and comes with two adornment options: a generic shield or an Ork skull from Armageddon.
Black Templars Codex Supplement Release Date August 9th, 2025
The new Codex Supplement: Black Templars rolls up flying the Chapter’s proud iconography. This will be a supplement, so similar to the Dark Angels book with lore, detachments, and plenty of new rules inside!
Black Templars Combat Patrol Release Date August 9th, 2025
Not to be outdone, the Black Templars are storming in to stake their claim as melee royalty.
Inside their new combat patrol is the Emperor’s Champion leading the charge, a full Crusader Squad ready to swarm, a trio of Bladeguard Veterans with their fancy swords and shields, and a squad of Sword Brethren who are exactly as dangerous as they sound.
Want the lowdown on what you’re getting for your hobby dollars? We’ve got your value breakdown right here.
Tyranid Assault Brood Combat Patrol Release Date August 9th, 2025
The new Tyranid Assault Brood is all about speed, claws, and just enough weird bio-trickery to keep opponents sweating. This is the THIRD Combat Patrol box in three years from GW too believe it or not.
Want the lowdown on what you’re getting for your hobby dollars? We’ve got your value breakdown right here.
New Space Wolves Combat Patrol Release Date August 9th, 2025
The new Space Wolves Combat Patrol is also on the way. Sure, we spotted this lurking in the codex, but now GW’s gone and bundled it up properly. Want the lowdown on what you’re getting for your hobby dollars? We’ve got your value breakdown right here.
Inside, you’re getting a solid warband: Wolf Guard Terminators ready to smash, a squad of ten Blood Claws itching to brawl, a Wolf Guard Battle Leader to bark orders, and five feral Wulfen to tear it all apart up close.
Blood Claws: (Separate Release)
- Release Date: July 12th, 2025
Forget patience. Blood Claws are Space Wolves recruits who skipped the stealth and went straight to stabbing. Instead of hanging back like Scout squads from other Chapters, these guys charge first and think second, if at all.
Grey Hunters: (Separate Release)
- Release Date: July 12th, 2025
Once the Blood Claws calm down a bit—and survive—they become Grey Hunters. These are your flexible, middle-ground troops. Lighter bolt carbines let them shoot on the move while they close in for the kill.
Think of them as the Swiss Army knife of Fenris. They’re not flashy, but they’re efficient, and the new models look like they’ve seen a few campaigns without losing their edge.
Wolf Guard Headtakers: (Separate Release)
- Release Date: July 12th, 2025
This might be the flashiest new unit. Wolf Guard Headtakers are elite veterans who charge headfirst into danger, often with a snarling wolf by their side. They bring the heat in Terminator armor, and their look is pure Space Wolves energy.
Wolf Guard Battle Leader: (Separate Release)
- Release Date: July 12th, 2025
He’s got the vibe of a Lieutenant with the attitude of a pack leader. The Wolf Guard Battle Leader brings some serious tactical flexibility and plenty of style. Multiple loadout options mean you can tailor him to your playstyle—whether you need extra melee punch or buffs.
Wolf Priest: (Separate Release)
- Release Date: July 12th, 2025
Forget the clean-cut Chaplains of other Chapters. Wolf Priests combine the roles of healer and spiritual guide while shouting saga quotes mid-fight through a skull-shaped helmet. They look intense—and that’s the point.
Codex: Space Wolves: (Separate Release)
- Release Date: July 12th, 2025
First released in the Army Set, the new Space Wolves Codex has everything: background lore, datasheets for 20 unique units, and some serious Fenrisian flavor.
New Logan Grimnar: Release Date July 12th, 2025
Logan Grimnar isn’t just any warrior—he’s one of the most celebrated legends the Imperium’s ever seen, racking up centuries of glorious service leading the Space Wolves. The High King of Fenris is an absolute unit on the battlefield, flanked by his two monstrous wolves, Tyrnak and Fenrir, and swinging the legendary axe Morkai like it’s an extension of his own fury.
Njal Stormcaller: Release Date July 12th, 2025
Njal Stormcaller is basically the beating heart of the Space Wolves’ soul, and when it comes to Rune Priests, almost nobody in history can tap into the raw fury of Mother Fenris like he can.
When Njal gets going, he calls down the elemental wrath of the storm itself, whipping up howling winds to shield his allies and blasting his enemies with enough lightning to make the Emperor jealous.
Arjac Rockfist: Release Date July 12th, 2025
The walking mountain of muscle and ceramite known as Arjac Rockfist is basically the High King’s personal wrecking ball, dishing out justice and upholding the Chapter’s honour one crushed skull at a time. When enemy commanders get too cocky, Arjac steps in to settle things the old-fashioned way—with a duel and a swing of his massive Foehammer.
Space Wolves Terminators: Release Date July 12th, 2025
The Wolf Guard who don’t charge into battle as Headtakers get a different kind of honour: they suit up in ancient Terminator armour, decked out with runic carvings and Fenrisian trinkets—sometimes still carrying a little of the old owner’s battle spirit (or at least their fashion sense).
New Space Marine “Primaris” Drop Pod
The updated Space Marine Drop Pod now arrives in a convenient twin pack, providing you with two pods in every box! Say goodbye to the Storm Bolter and Deathwind Launcher—previously positioned in a way that raised some eyebrows—and hello to a sleeker silhouette and a more enjoyable building experience!
Plus, this new model comes with optional modular impact debris, perfect for adding that battlefield-carnage flair if that’s your thing!
Chaos Knights Ruinator: Release Date June 21st, 2025
The new Ruinator looks cool—big, brutal, and draped in the kind of excess only a Chaos Knight can pull off. It brings a darkflame lance, terrorpulse missile launchers, and a Fellbore melee weapon for that signature “overkill with style” approach.
Houndpack Lance Battleforce: Release Date June 21st, 2025
Who needs backup when you’ve got seven War Dogs with zero interest in taking orders? The Houndpack Lance is basically the chaos version of a road trip crew—loud, armed, and wildly unsupervised.
If you’re wondering how much bang you’re getting for your buck, we crunched the numbers over here. Spoiler: it’s not bad.
New Chaos Knights Codex: Release Date June 21st, 2025
The new Codex: Chaos Knights comes packed with lore, detachment rules, and datasheets. And yes, it’s nice to have your army’s details in one place again—but how long will that last? Since 10th Edition dropped, Knights have had more rule churn than most armies.
Between balance dataslates, core rules updates, and detachment reshuffles, it’s been tough to keep up. Either way, it’s coming to the table with a bunch of new fluff and rules inside.
Chapter Approved Mission Deck 2025: Release Date June 7th, 2025
The new Chapter Approved 2025-26 Mission Deck has a release date of June 7th, 2025, and it’s not just a card shuffle—it’s a full-blown rules refresh for Matched Play.
We’re talking about three distinct ways to play: smarter mission setup, tactical comeback mechanics, and, yep, flexible objective markers that won’t slide across the table mid-charge.
If your games have started feeling a bit “copy-paste,” this update flips the table—in a good way. See what’s changing, what’s new, and why your next list build might need a rethink in our breakdown article here.
Chapter Approved Objectives Set: Release Date June 7th, 2025
The deck comes with punch-out objective markers, which are perfect if you’re prone to losing track of your third-party tokens between games.
For the folks who want their battlefield looking sharp, full-size PET material (polymer resin) objective markers will be sold separately. They’re flexible, slick, and built to survive the chaos of transport boxes.
Space Wolves Army Set: Release Date June 7th, 2025
Games Workshop just dropped news at AdeptiCon 2025 about the Space Wolves Army Set, and it’s packed tighter than a longship full of ale and chainblades.
This box has fresh miniatures, a new codex with art dripping Fenrisian vibes, and enough bite to keep your pile of shame company for a while. Plus, they gave away a free miniature at the preview as well.
Warhammer 40k 2024 – 2025 Roadmap Armageddon Crusade Book
The planet Armageddon has seen more wars than Forge World has recasts, and now it’s under siege from Angron himself. The new campaign book brings 43 pages of narrative meat—no filler, no fluff. Just good old-fashioned daemon-bashing, Grey Knights heroics, and desperate last stands.
Recent Releases From Spring:
Before things started heating up for the summer, we saw the beginnings of the year of Chaos. Spring 2025 hit like a power fist to the jaw, and Chaos fans finally got to cackle with glee. The Emperor’s Children strutted in with a full release and their very own codex—yes, the noise marines brought the volume.
Hot on their heels came updates for the Death Guard, World Eaters, and Thousand Sons, all getting the 10th edition polish.
Thousand Sons Releases Hit Pre-Order
- Release Date May 31st, 2025
The Codex: Thousand Sons includes rules for Flamers, Screamers, Pink Horrors, Blue Horrors, and of course, your favorite feathered chaos lords—Kairos Fateweaver and the Lord of Change.
Five detachments offer flexibility, but the star of the show might just be those new robots. They’re flashy, deadly, and very on-brand.
Thousand Sons Battleforce
Finally, no more goat-men, just straight psychic swagger and heavy armor. The Thousand Sons are stepping into 2025 like they own the warp (because, well, they kind of do) with a new Battleforce box set. Exalted Sorcerers are leading the charge, shiny new robots in tow, and a support squad that looks ready for a Black Library cover shoot.
Thousand Sons Combat Patrol
The box includes: 1 Daemon Prince, 1 Tzaangor Shaman, 3 Tzaangor Enlightened, 10 Rubric Marines, and enough transfers to decorate everything short of your actual house.
New World Eaters & Death Guard Releases
- Release Date May 10th, 2025
All the following World Eaters and Death Guard products have a release date of May 10th, 2025, along with the Emperor’s Children Combat Patrol.
World Eaters Codex: Regular, Limited, and Collector’s Editions
The new Codex: World Eaters is soaked in lore, blood, and rules. With daemonic units like Bloodletters and Bloodthirsters now integrated directly into the Codex, Khornate armies can field chaos demons and berserkers in one of five unique detachments. You want carnage? You got it.
World Eaters Battleforce
Khorne’s finest are back with a new battleforce, looking like they just crashed a buffet labeled “violence.” The Eightbound are revving their chainswords, the Slaughterbound’s shouting motivational threats, and the Jakhals are already halfway across the board trying to win on vibes and body count.
If your idea of a good time includes copious amounts of red, screaming, and objective control via sheer chaos, this is your year.
Death Guard Codex: Regular, Limited, and Collector’s Editions
Nurgle’s children are back in the Warhammer 40k 2024 – 2025 Roadmap with six disgusting detachments in the new Codex: Death Guard. Whether you’re building a slow-moving tide of plague or a more elite force centered around the Lord of Poxes, there’s plenty of variety packed in here.
Death Guard Battleforce
Well, there you have it—Papa Nurgle’s finest are shambling in with style, stench, and a suspicious amount of slime. This new Death Guard box has all the squishy charm and rot-covered firepower you’d expect from a proper plague parade. Whether you’re looking to spread some love (read: contagion) or just need more bloated monsters in your life, this battleforce box set may deliver.
Emperor’s Children Combat Patrol: Release Date May 10th, 2025
The new 2025 Emperor’s Children Combat Patrol (aptly named The Callous Blade) packed 17 miniatures into a strike force that’s all about blitzing across the battlefield and shredding anything unlucky enough to stand in their way. If your enemies thought they could hold the line, they’re about to be proven very, very wrong.
Here is a contents list of what comes in the new Warhammer 40k Emperor’s Children Combat Patrol box:
- 1x Lord Exultant
- 10x Infractors
- 6x Flawless Blades (2 boxes)
Emperor’s Children Release
All the following Emperor’s Children models have a release date of April 26th, 2025, except the Army set and Combat Patrol.
New Fulgrim Primarch Model:
Perhaps the most exciting—and most highly speculated—new release is Fulgrim, the Daemon Primarch of the Emperor’s Children.
Fans have been clamoring for a plastic Daemon Fulgrim model for years, and now Games Workshop has created what could be one of their most impressive models to date.
Lords Kakophonist: The Sonic Overload
Noise Marines are iconic, and the Lords Kakophonist amplify their chaos to deafening levels. Armed with sonic weaponry, these commanders orchestrate an audio-visual nightmare, turning sound into a weapon so powerful it can warp reality itself.
Warhammer 40k 2024 – 2025 Roadmap Flawless Blades:
They’re the embodiment of what happens when vanity meets violence. Legion champions who fully embrace the excitement of close combat transform into Flawless Blades, a shadowy counterpart to the esteemed Palatine Blades of the Great Crusade.
Lucius the Eternal: A Duelist Like No Other
The name “Lucius the Eternal” sends chills through even the most hardened opponents. His cursed sword, the Blade of the Laer, is as deadly as his unyielding ego. Whether cutting down enemies or tormenting them with his grotesque whip, Lucius personifies the Emperor’s Children’s obsession with mastery in battle.
Emperor’s Children Codex & New Rules
When assembling your Emperor’s Children army, from the new codex book, balance is key. Combine the raw melee power of Flawless Blades with the ranged devastation of Noise Marines to create a force that can adapt to any battlefield.
Limited Edition Emperor’s Children Codex
If you’re a Warhammer 40K fan with a penchant for Chaos, things are about to get very interesting. The Emperor’s Children are making their grand entrance, and with them comes the final piece in the puzzle—each of the four Chaos Gods will now have their own Warhammer 40,000 Codex.
Looks like it’s time for some genuinely over-the-top, Chaos-infused editions of these books.
Lords Exultant: Tactical Sadists
These leaders take sadism to the next level. With finely honed combat skills and a knack for crafting intricate battle plans, they wield both their weapons and minds with precision. If your style leans toward calculated cruelty, the Lords Exultant will feel right at home.
Noise Marines: Masters of Mayhem
Sonic blasters, screamer pistols, and blastmaster cannons—the Noise Marines are walking sound systems of destruction. Their updated miniatures are stunning, featuring intricate ornamentation and daemonic details that perfectly capture their aesthetic.
Infractors and Tormentors: Versatile Warriors
The line troops of the Emperor’s Children come in two flavors. Infractors are thrill-seeking close-combat experts, while Tormentors focus on ranged combat with their highly ornate boltguns. Both options let you tailor your army’s playstyle while keeping the Slaaneshi aesthetic front and center.
Champions of Slaanesh Army Box: Release Date March 15th, 2025
Kickstart your Emperor’s Children army with the Champions of Slaanesh box set, complete with new miniatures, Noise Marines, and the new codex!
Packed with new miniatures, including elegant Noise Marines and versatile Infractors, this set doesn’t just look stunning—it’s a glamorous beacon of Slaanesh-touched perfection. Here’s what you get:
- 12 Noise Marines: Enough to form two squads with plenty of weapon options.
- 20 Infractors / Tormentors: Versatile kits that can be built to suit your preferred playstyle.
- Lord Exultant: A charismatic commander to lead your forces.
- Exclusive Emperor’s Children Codex Cover: A stunning collector’s item that’s as stylish as the models themselves.
- Datacards and Transfers: Essential tools to bring your army to life.
Beginning of the Year:
After a slow end to 2024 with just Battleforce boxes released, the new year started off with a bang. Q1 2025 featured exciting releases for the Aeldari and the Death Korps of Krieg.
Exclusive Miniatures & Merchandise For 2025
Here are all the new exclusive miniatures available from Games Workshop at events, like the US Open, and in their stores in 2025. Be sure to check out the entire list, which goes back to 2019.
Combat Patrol Magazine Exclusive: Infernus Sergeant
In Issue 5 of Warhammer 40k Combat Patrol magazine, things are about to get seriously heated with the exclusive Infernus Marine Sergeant release date.
This isn’t just any Space Marine—this guy is armed with a pyre-blaster and is ready to roast anything that dares to stand in the way of the Imperium. Whether you’re a collector or a player, adding this Sergeant to your squad is like throwing fuel on the fire (in the best possible way.)
Warhammer+ Plus 2024 Miniatures: Inquisitor Ostromandeus
In the shadowy corridors of the Imperium, where conspiracy theories are gospel and heretics outnumber recaf vendors, Inquisitor Ostromandeus strides with the confidence of someone who’s had to incinerate one too many cultists before his first meal of the day.
Of course, Ostromandeus doesn’t work alone. Meet Stentor-I-52, a walking loudspeaker who can unleash sermons that could crack a cathedral’s stained glass. There’s also the floating Vox Skull, hovering nearby to capture every stern monologue Ostromandeus delivers.
Biosigns Terminated: Warhammer Stores Exclusive 2025
Biosigns Terminated is a miniature diorama that practically screams “welcome to the horrors of the 41st Millennium.” Featuring Genestealers—the galaxy’s apex predators—it captures the chilling aftermath of a bloody skirmish on a derelict Space Hulk.
The First of the Faithful: Warhammer Event Exclusive 2025
Over in Warhammer 40,000, the Genestealer Cults are getting some love with the First of the Faithful. With multiple arms and a choice of head options (mask or no mask), this miniature combines style and flexibility. Whether you’re a fan of guerilla warfare tactics or love a good cult uprising, this figure has you covered.
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New Warhammer 40k Codex Release Dates Roadmap
Now we know what is on the way next from Games Workshop for Warhammer 40k, AoS, and Old World headed into 2025. Be sure to check out our updated Warhammer 40k Codex Roadmap to see all the latest from the World Championship previews and new products for the community.
Chaos Space Marines, wolves, plague, and psychic fireworks are all wrapped into one spicy Warhammer 40k roadmap for 2025. The Thousand Sons are cranking their warp-factor up to 11, the Space Wolves are clearly hitting the protein shakes, and the World Eaters are sharpening their toys for some proper carnage.
Meanwhile, the Death Guard are still doing what they do best—rotting gloriously and refusing to stay down.
Chaos and Imperial Knights are on deck, and Votann, Slamanders, and Imperial fists are on the horizon, perhaps as part of a Space Marine reboot headed into 11th edition.
“Coming Next”
The Black Templars are practically foaming at the purity seals, the Grey Knights are brushing up on their psychic flexes, and the Knight houses—both holy and heretical—are rolling out the heavy metal in style.
“On The Horizon”
Alright, that’s the last servo-click on this 2025 Warhammer 40k roadmap rundown. Between confirmed goodies for the Salamanders, Leagues of Votann, and Imperial Fists, and that cheeky little tease that practically screeches Raven Guard, we’re feeling pretty hyped over here in the hobby bunker.
Updates From Early 2025:
In 2024, Games Workshop began slowing its release Date schedule and 40k release roadmap. They went to pre-recorded Warhammer Roadmap previews that don’t even show new 40k models at first. Just mentions of upcoming releases by studio staff.
The new 10th Edition 40k Codex Roadmap is here from Games Workshop, and currently, a whopping 17 upcoming Warhammer 40k codex books will be released through 2024 and into 2025! Straight from Warhammer Community, here are all the details on what new rules are on the way.
Important Warhammer 40k Roadmap Links
- Warhammer 40k: Base Sizes Reference Guide
- Warhammer 40k: Codex Release Dates News, Roadmap & Rumors 2024-25
- Games Workshop Plans Their New Edition Releases Three Years In Advance
- You can access the new rules on both the Warhammer App, and Wahapedia.
New Upcoming Warhammer 40k Kill Team Model Roadmap & Release Previews:
These latest Warhammer 40k Kill Team pre-orders are on the way, or have just arrived. Either way, it’s time to gear up for some intense close-quarters games in the 41st millennium.
Click here to order your upcoming Games Workshop new releases from the Warhammer Kill Team 2024, 2025 Roadmap for less from these 40k and Age of Sigmar retailers. Give us a high-five in support; every qualifying purchase helps Spikey Bits keep the lights on and the fun going.
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- Mid Atlantic US: Fabricators Forge | Bazooka Games | or | The Rogue Traders |
- Central US: Dicehead Games | Noble Knight Games | or | Warpfire Minis |
- West Coast US: Frontline Gaming | Gamers Guild AZ | or | Squad Marks |
- UK: Element Games (UK) | Merlin’s Minis | or | Wayland Games |
- Canada: Fenris Workshop | Tista Minis | Abyss Game Store | or | Kingdom Titans |
- Worldwide: Amazon | eBay | or | Games Workshop’s Store |
- 1x 112-page softcover Kill Team: Core Book
- 1x 72-page Hivestorm Dossier
- 22x Multi-part plastic miniatures
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Kill Team Tomb World
Kill Team: Tomb World is ready to wreck your backlog with a pile of glorious plastic. This box pits the adaptable Deathwatch against a sinister Necron kill team, all set in a modular Necron tomb packed with regenerating walls, teleport pads, and enough creepy portals to make your Space Marines sweat.
Inside you get 31 miniatures, customizable terrain, and a lore-packed Dossier that sets the stage for narrative missions.
Kill Team Typhon: Release Date June 28th, 2025
Just when you think the situation can’t get messier—bam—Kill Team: Typhon lands like a Krak grenade to the face. And it’s bringing serious heat with a brand-new matchup between the tech-brained Adeptus Mechanicus and the hive-minded horrors of the Tyranids.
Blood and Zeal: Separate Releases: Release Date June 28th, 2025
Arriving separately from Kill Team Blood and Zeal are the Goremongers and Santifiers, along with datacards for each.
40k Kill Team Roadmap?
It looks like time has run out for the Kill Team Games Workshop’s upcoming New Release, 40k Warhammer Roadmap. Perhaps we will see a new one soon for the new edition and season that started with Hivestorm!
New Warhammer 40k Necromunda Models, Roadmap & Release Previews for 2024-25:
The latest new release date roadmap for Games Workshop and Warhammer 40k Necromunda in 2024-25 is out, and it’s packed with cool updates that’ll keep your gangs looking sharp and ready for action.
From awesome new sculpts to revamped classics, Games Workshop is bringing the heat to the underhive, underhells, or ash wastes, depending on what you’re playing. And if you’re itching to know about the newest gang books, we’ve got all the scoop right here for you.
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Ashwing Helamites
The ash wastes of Necromunda aren’t exactly tourist-friendly—think radioactive sandstorms, Mad Max brawls, and bug-infested badlands. Lucky for the Ash Waste Nomads, they’ve got some seriously nasty pets to keep them company, like the Ashwing Helamites, giant toxic bugs with a taste for trespassers.
These bitey sky-bugs swarm on command, thanks to lure-tossing handlers, and they’re way too mean for bug spray to handle. The kit gives you two Helamites, a lure token, and all the bits to make your Nomad look like a proper bug wrangler.
Necromunda Palanite Companions
Much like the Enforcer Captain, this duo of professional muscle rock some seriously stylish overcoats, complete with plush fur collars and eye-catching helmet plumes.
Of course, looking this sharp comes at a cost; each Companion is thoroughly reprogrammed until their only purpose is guarding their boss. Fashion requires sacrifice, after all. When shots start flying, Palanite Companions happily leap into the line of fire, probably expecting their nobles to cover the dry cleaning bill.
New Palanite Enforcer Haunts
Necromunda’s a nightmare to police, so Lord Helmawr’s Enforcers bring along Haunts; psykers locked in armor that keeps their powers in check. These poor souls are so brainwashed that they probably salute in their sleep. If they snap, their suits make sure they don’t accidentally rip a hole in reality or fry their own squad.
New Palanite Enforcer Captains
The new Palanite Enforcer Captains don’t just look like they walked out of a Judge Dredd cosplay contest; they command with authority and a fashion sense that screams iron discipline. Their coats are long, their hats are tall, and their patience for gang activity is nonexistent.
New Enforcers
With Enforcer and Subjugator Sergeants backing them up, these guys run precincts like militarized fortresses. Want crowd control? They’ve got it. Want someone sniping from a dark corner with a long rifle and zero remorse? They got that covered, too.
Two cyber-mastiffs come in the new release, and they are a terrifying mix of ’80s cartoons, armor, bionics, and “nope.” Perfect for sniffing out contraband or tearing into a Delaque ambush, they’re man’s best friend if you like your friends with steel jaws and murder in their optics.
New Upgrade Sprue
New weapons sprues bring options that make your patrols even nastier. Shock batons, web guns, assault shields, and concussion carbines give Enforcers the tools to shut things down fast.
The Bastion of Law Book
“Necromunda: Bastion of Law” is the rulebook update Enforcer fans have been waiting for. It adds Captain and Sergeant rules, new gang tactics, two fresh scenarios, and even a list for Badzone Enforcers for those who like their justice a little more apocalyptic.
Horus Heresy 2025 Roadmap:
Get the scoop on the upcoming Warhammer 40k Horus Heresy Age of Darkness roadmap for 2024 into 2025 from Games Workshop, loaded with all the juicy updates that will make any hobbyist’s heart skip a beat.
Tons of awesome new sculpts and revamped classics are on the way as Games Workshop goes all out to keep your armies looking fresh and fierce. And if you’re itching to know about the latest campaign books, we’ve got the inside scoop right here for you!
Age of Sigmar New Releases Roadmap:
Peek behind the curtain and see what Games Workshop has in store for the Mortal Realms. From units that’ll make your opponents tremble to breathtaking models that’ll have your paintbrush itching.
We’ve got the scoop on what new releases and models are coming down the pipeline next for Age of Sigmar (AoS) in the latest Roadmap preview here.
Warhammer: The Old World Roadmap:
Take a closer look at the latest Warhammer The Old World previews and new releases roadmap for 2024 through 2025, including updated and re-released models from Fantasy Battles and Arcane Journals, giving you a glimpse into what to expect in the upcoming year.
That’s right; The Old World is about to get a whole lot more interesting, as our new release roadmap article outlines all the exciting Warhammer miniatures for the game in the coming months.
Final Thoughts On The Warhammer 40k Release Date Roadmap
Overall, the 2025 Games Workshop new releases roadmap promises a lot of exciting and upcoming miniatures for Warhammer and 40k games in the coming months.
Plus, if you haven’t seen it yet, don’t miss out on the amazing Secret Level 40k Animation featuring Lt. Titus. And be sure to keep your eyes peeled for the latest announcements on Henry Cavill’s big Warhammer project, too.
With so much on the horizon, it’s hard not to be excited about what they will reveal next. Be sure to check out all the other new release roadmap previews from Games Workshop below for Age of Sigmar, Horus Heresy, and, of course, Warhammer 40k as well:
- Warhammer: The Old World Previews & Roadmap
- Horus Heresy Previews
- Warhammer 40k Previews
- Age of Sigmar Previews
- Unsolved Warhammer Rumor Engine images
- 10th Edition release schedule and 2025 Warhammer Codex Roadmap
- All The 40k Combat Patrol Pricing & Values
What is your favorite of these upcoming Games Workshop New Releases and games from the 2024, 2025 Warhammer 40k release date Roadmap?
