The new Munitorum Field Manual has the latest Warhammer 40k points updates and changes from June 2026 to build your new 11th Edition army lists now!
In 11th Edition Warhammer 40k, point costs, datasheets, army rules, codex books, and even the Balance Dataslate are constantly being updated, which is probably a good thing: no one likes an eternal format.
Now, with the new edition, Wargear, Starting Strengths, and even Requisitional Thresholds all have to be tracked as well.
So, once again, with the latest Warhammer 40k points update, it’s time to make new lists, as the game itself is in flux once again. Here is our breakdown of all the new Warhammer 40k points changes from the latest Munitorum Field Manual.
11th Edition Warhammer 40k Points Update: Munitorum Field Manual
Updated June 17th, 2026, by Rob Baer, with the latest Warhammer 40k points updates.
Munitorum Field Manual PDF
- View and download the latest Munitorum Field Manual PDF Version 1.0 from Games Workshop here.
The 11th Edition MFM Reads Like a Whole Different Document Now
Honestly, the new Munitorum Field Manual isn’t just a points refresh. It’s a whole different way of building a list. GW kept the red and green change markers we’re used to (raises in red, drops in green, with the number in brackets), but underneath that familiar surface, there’s a lot of new machinery driving what a list costs and what you’re even allowed to take.
Starting Strenght
Unit costs aren’t a single number anymore. Starting Strength matters in two ways: some units scale per model (1, 2, 3, and so on), while others give you a band with a floor and a ceiling. The catch on the “band units” is that if you go even one model over the minimum, you pay the maximum cost.
So a 6-model squad inside a 5-to-10 band costs the same as a 10-model squad. That’s a real “round up or play minimum” decision that’s part of the points cost now.
Requisition Thresholds
Then there’s the new Requisition Thresholds rule, and this one’s where it gets interesting. If you include the same unit more than the stated number of times, the cost increases for the extra copies.
It’s basically a soft tax on spam without GW having to write a hard cap. Wargear stays per item on top of the unit cost, and any unit with the Leader or Support ability now lists which units it can attach to right under its points. So, no more digging through a half-dozen FAQ entries to figure out who rides with who.
Detachment Points
Detachments got the same treatment. Each one carries a Detachment Points (DP) value, and your DP budget scales with battle size through the Warhammer 40,000 app. Every detachment also grants a Force Disposition, which actually affects the missions you play, not just your in-game tools. Enhancements have their own per-detachment points lines, and some detachments carry a Unique tag, meaning you can’t take two detachments that share the same tag.
So if you were dreaming about double-stacking your favorite themed detachment in 11th Edition, the MFM is closing that door before you start.
Quarterly Update: June 2026 40k Points Changes
The new Munitorum Field Manual went live this morning, and it is the most lopsided dataslate we have seen in months. Twenty-eight factionswere updated with over 300 individual point changes across the entire Warhammer 40k 10th Edition roster, and the spread between winners and losers is wide enough to redraw the meta this weekend.
Orks pulled eighteen buffs and only ate two nerfs, while shockingly, T’au pulled ten buffs and ate one. On the other end of the table, Imperial Knights, Chaos Knights, and Genestealer Cults all collected zero buffs and a stack of increases…
Then there is also a quiet pattern hiding in the Chaos updates: every shared unit like the Defiler, Chaos Land Raider, Chaos Predator, and Chaos Vindicator climbed across every Chaos codex it appears in. Death Guard, Thousand Sons, World Eaters, Emperor’s Children, and CSM all paid the same tax on the same chassis, which is basically GW telling you those shared platforms were under-costed across the whole faction tree.
Check out the winners and losers section below for the more detailed breakdown.
40k Points Updates: Big Winners, Buffed Factions
- Orks and T’au own this MFM: Orks got 18 buffs including a 200-pt Stompa cut, T’au got 10 buffs across Crisis suits, Pathfinders, and aircraft.
- Knights paid a faction-wide tax: every Imperial Knight chassis and most Chaos Knights went up 10 to 30 points with zero offsetting buffs.
- Shared Chaos units climbed across every codex: Defiler, Chaos Land Raider, Chaos Predator, and Chaos Vindicator are now more expensive for Death Guard, World Eaters, Thousand Sons, Emperor’s Children, and CSM.
Orks
BUFFS:
- Battlewagon: 160 pts to 145 pts (-15)
- Beast Snagga Boyz: 190 pts to 170 pts (-20)
- Beastboss on Squigosaur: 110 pts to 95 pts (-15)
- Big Mek in Mega Armour: 90 pts to 80 pts (-10)
- Big Mek with Shokk Attack Gun: 80 pts to 70 pts (-10)
- Blitza-Bommer: 115 pts to 105 pts (-10)
- Breaka Boyz: 140 pts to 125 pts (-15)
- Burna-Bommer: 125 pts to 115 pts (-10)
- Dakkajet: 135 pts to 125 pts (-10)
- Deff Dread: 120 pts to 110 pts (-10)
- Deffkilla Wartrike: 80 pts to 70 pts (-10)
- Gorkanaut: 265 pts to 255 pts (-10)
- Morkanaut: 280 pts to 270 pts (-10)
- Mozrog Skragbad: 145 pts to 125 pts (-20)
- Painboss: 70 pts to 60 pts (-10)
- Rukkatrukk Squigbuggy: 95 pts to 85 pts (-10)
- Stompa: 800 pts to 600 pts (-200)
- Tankbustas: 140 pts to 125 pts (-15)
NERFS:
- Gretchin: 80 pts to 90 pts (+10)
- Zodgrod Wortsnagga: 75 pts to 80 pts (+5)
T’au Empire
BUFFS:
- Broadside Battlesuits: 270 pts to 260 pts (-10)
- Crisis Fireknife Battlesuits: 120 pts to 110 pts (-10)
- Crisis Starscythe Battlesuits: 110 pts to 100 pts (-10)
- Crisis Sunforge Battlesuits: 140 pts to 135 pts (-5)
- Kroot Carnivores: 140 pts to 130 pts (-10)
- Pathfinder Team: 90 pts to 80 pts (-10)
- Razorshark Strike Fighter: 170 pts to 160 pts (-10)
- Sky Ray Gunship: 150 pts to 140 pts (-10)
- Sun Shark Bomber: 160 pts to 150 pts (-10)
- Vespid Stingwings: 130 pts to 115 pts (-15)
NERFS:
- Hammerhead Gunship: 145 pts to 150 pts (+5)
Necrons
BUFFS:
- Annihilation Barge: 105 pts to 95 pts (-10)
- Canoptek Spyders: 150 pts to 110 pts (-40)
- Doom Scythe: 230 pts to 200 pts (-30)
- Flayed Ones: 120 pts to 100 pts (-20)
- Ghost Ark: 115 pts to 100 pts (-15)
- Tomb Blades: 180 pts to 150 pts (-30)
- Triarch Praetorians: 180 pts to 160 pts (-20)
- Triarch Stalker: 170 pts to 120 pts (-50)
- Night Scythe: 145 pts to 125 pts (-20)
NERFS:
- Canoptek Wraiths: 220 pts to 240 pts (+20)
- Deathmarks: 120 pts to 130 pts (+10)
- Doomsday Ark: 200 pts to 220 pts (+20)
- Lokhust Heavy Destroyers: 110 pts to 160 pts (+50)
- Obelisk: 300 pts to 310 pts (+10)
Adeptus Mechanicus
BUFFS:
- Archaeopter Transvector: 150 pts to 145 pts (-5)
- Hastarii Exterminators: 135 pts to 130 pts (-5)
- Hastarii Fusiliers: 145 pts to 130 pts (-15)
- Kastelan Robots: 360 pts to 340 pts (-20)
- Thulia Ghuld: 210 pts to 180 pts (-30)
NERFS:
- Belisarius Cawl: 210 pts to 220 pts (+10)
- Pteraxii Skystalkers: 150 pts to 160 pts (+10)
- Pteraxii Sterylizors: 160 pts to 170 pts (+10)
- Sicarian Infiltrators: 155 pts to 165 pts (+10)
Drukhari
BUFFS:
- Cronos: 110 pts to 100 pts (-10)
- Haemonculus: 60 pts to 50 pts (-10)
- Hand of the Archon: 125 pts to 115 pts (-10)
- Kabalite Warriors: 115 pts to 110 pts (-5)
- Lelith Hesperax: 85 pts to 80 pts (-5)
NERFS:
- Hellions: 170 pts to 190 pts (+20)
- Incubi: 180 pts to 190 pts (+10)
- Mandrakes: 150 pts to 170 pts (+20)
- Reavers: 140 pts to 160 pts (+20)
Space Wolves
BUFFS:
- Blood Claws: 285 pts to 270 pts (-15)
- Thunderwolf Cavalry: 230 pts to 210 pts (-20)
- Wolf Scouts: 210 pts to 200 pts (-10)
NERFS:
- Venerable Dreadnought: 130 pts to 135 pts (+5)
- Wulfen Dreadnought: 135 pts to 145 pts (+10)
Tyranids
BUFFS:
- Biovores: 150 pts to 140 pts (-10)
- Gargoyles: 170 pts to 155 pts (-15)
- Harpy: 215 pts to 185 pts (-30)
- Hive Crone: 200 pts to 170 pts (-30)
- Hive Guard: 180 pts to 170 pts (-10)
- Hormagaunts: 130 pts to 120 pts (-10)
NERFS:
- Exocrine: 140 pts to 150 pts (+10)
- Genestealers: 140 pts to 150 pts (+10)
- Haruspex: 125 pts to 135 pts (+10)
- Hyperadapted Raveners: 165 pts to 175 pts (+10)
- Maleceptor: 170 pts to 190 pts (+20)
Munitorum Field Manual: Sad Losers, Nerfed Factions
Leagues of Votann
BUFFS:
- Einhyr Champion: 70 pts to 65 pts (-5)
- Kapricus Defenders: 140 pts to 130 pts (-10)
- Sagitaur: 90 pts to 85 pts (-5)
NERFS:
- Brokhyr Thunderkyn: 160 pts to 170 pts (+10)
- Einhyr Hearthguard: 270 pts to 280 pts (+10)
- Hekaton Land Fortress: 240 pts to 265 pts (+25)
- Hernkyn Pioneers: 160 pts to 170 pts (+10)
Emperor’s Children
BUFFS:
- Heldrake: 195 pts to 175 pts (-20)
- Lucius the Eternal: 150 pts to 130 pts (-20)
- Fiends: 190 pts to 180 pts (-10)
- Seekers: 160 pts to 155 pts (-5)
NERFS:
- Chaos Land Raider: 220 pts to 240 pts (+20)
- Daemon Prince of Slaanesh: 180 pts to 185 pts (+5)
- Defiler: 250 pts to 320 pts (+70)
- Fulgrim: 340 pts to 350 pts (+10)
- Maulerfiend: 130 pts to 140 pts (+10)
- Noise Marines: 145 pts to 160 pts (+15)
- Keeper of Secrets: 240 pts to 270 pts (+30)
Aeldari
BUFFS:
- Avatar of Khaine: 280 pts to 265 pts (-15)
- Death Jester: 90 pts to 80 pts (-10)
- Farseer Skyrunner: 80 pts to 70 pts (-10)
- Striking Scorpions: 150 pts to 145 pts (-5)
- The Yncarne: 260 pts to 245 pts (-15)
NERFS:
- Baharroth: 115 pts to 125 pts (+10)
- Corsair Skyreavers: 150 pts to 160 pts (+10)
- Dark Reapers: 195 pts to 210 pts (+15)
- Eldrad Ulthran: 120 pts to 130 pts (+10)
- Fire Dragons: 240 pts to 250 pts (+10)
- Fuegan: 120 pts to 130 pts (+10)
- Swooping Hawks: 190 pts to 205 pts (+15)
Adepta Sororitas
BUFFS:
- Battle Sisters Squad: 105 pts to 100 pts (-5)
- Dominion Squad: 120 pts to 110 pts (-10)
- Mortifiers: 140 pts to 130 pts (-10)
- Paragon Warsuits: 210 pts to 190 pts (-20)
- Penitent Engines: 150 pts to 140 pts (-10)
- Retributor Squad: 120 pts to 115 pts (-5)
NERFS:
- Aestred Thurga and Agathae Dolan: 70 pts to 80 pts (+10)
- Castigator: 160 pts to 175 pts (+15)
- Celestian Sacresants: 140 pts to 165 pts (+25)
- Exorcist: 210 pts to 220 pts (+10)
- Hospitaller: 60 pts to 85 pts (+25)
- Immolator: 115 pts to 120 pts (+5)
- Junith Eruita: 80 pts to 115 pts (+35)
- Seraphim Squad: 160 pts to 170 pts (+10)
- Triumph of Saint Katherine: 235 pts to 245 pts (+10)
Adeptus Custodes
BUFFS:
- Shield-Captain: 120 pts to 110 pts (-10)
- Shield-Captain on Dawneagle Jetbike: 150 pts to 140 pts (-10)
- Trajann Valoris: 140 pts to 135 pts (-5)
- Vertus Praetors: 225 pts to 215 pts (-10)
- Venatari Custodians: 330 pts to 320 pts (-10)
NERFS:
- Blade Champion: 120 pts to 125 pts (+5)
- Custodian Guard: 200 pts to 225 pts (+25)
- Custodian Wardens: 260 pts to 280 pts (+20)
- Venerable Contemptor Dreadnought: 170 pts to 185 pts (+15)
- Venerable Land Raider: 220 pts to 240 pts (+20)
- Ares Gunship: 580 pts to 610 pts (+30)
- Caladius Grav-Tank: 215 pts to 225 pts (+10)
- Contemptor-Achillus Dreadnought: 155 pts to 170 pts (+15)
- Contemptor-Galatus Dreadnought: 165 pts to 180 pts (+15)
- Telemon Heavy Dreadnought: 225 pts to 245 pts (+20)
Dark Angels
BUFFS:
- Belial: 85 pts to 75 pts (-10)
- Deathwing Terminator Squad: 360 pts to 330 pts (-30)
NERFS:
- Azrael: 125 pts to 140 pts (+15)
- Deathwing Knights: 250 pts to 260 pts (+10)
- Land Speeder Vengeance: 120 pts to 130 pts (+10)
Deathwatch
BUFFS:
- Deathwatch Terminator Squad: 350 pts to 330 pts (-20)
- Decimus Kill Team: 200 pts to 190 pts (-10)
NERFS:
- Fortis Kill Team: 180 pts to 210 pts (+30)
- Indomitor Kill Team: 265 pts to 290 pts (+25)
- Talonstrike Kill Team: 275 pts to 280 pts (+5)
Space Marines
BUFFS:
- Reiver Squad: 160 pts to 150 pts (-10)
- Scout Squad: 140 pts to 130 pts (-10)
- Sternguard Veteran Squad: 200 pts to 190 pts (-10)
- Terminator Assault Squad: 360 pts to 310 pts (-50)
- Terminator Squad: 340 pts to 320 pts (-20)
NERFS:
- Ballistus Dreadnought: 150 pts to 160 pts (+10)
- Desolation Squad: 200 pts to 210 pts (+10)
- Predator Annihilator: 135 pts to 145 pts (+10)
- Predator Destructor: 140 pts to 150 pts (+10)
- Redemptor Dreadnought: 205 pts to 210 pts (+5)
- Repulsor: 180 pts to 190 pts (+10)
- Repulsor Executioner: 230 pts to 260 pts (+30)
- Storm Speeder Hammerstrike: 125 pts to 140 pts (+15)
- Storm Speeder Thunderstrike: 135 pts to 145 pts (+10)
- Stormraven Gunship: 280 pts to 300 pts (+20)
- Vindicator: 185 pts to 200 pts (+15)
Astra Militarum
BUFFS:
- Armoured Sentinels: 130 pts to 120 pts (-10)
- Basilisk: 140 pts to 135 pts (-5)
- Valkyrie: 190 pts to 180 pts (-10)
NERFS:
- Attilan Rough Riders: 120 pts to 125 pts (+5)
- Baneblade: 450 pts to 470 pts (+20)
- Banehammer: 420 pts to 440 pts (+20)
- Banesword: 450 pts to 470 pts (+20)
- Bullgryn Squad: 200 pts to 215 pts (+15)
- Cadian Shock Troops: 120 pts to 145 pts (+25)
- Catachan Jungle Fighters: 120 pts to 145 pts (+25)
- Commissar Graves: 110 pts to 125 pts (+15)
- Hellhound: 125 pts to 135 pts (+10)
- Wyvern: 110 pts to 115 pts (+5)
Blood Angels
BUFFS:
- Chief Librarian Mephiston: 120 pts to 110 pts (-10)
NERFS:
- Baal Predator: 125 pts to 135 pts (+10)
- Commander Dante: 120 pts to 125 pts (+5)
- Death Company Marines: 160 pts to 170 pts (+10)
- Death Company Marines with Jump Packs: 230 pts to 245 pts (+15)
- Sanguinary Guard: 260 pts to 280 pts (+20)
- Sanguinary Priest: 75 pts to 85 pts (+10)
Black Templars
BUFFS:
- Crusade Ancient: 55 pts to 45 pts (-10)
- Sternguard Veteran Squad: 170 pts to 160 pts (-10)
- Terminator Squad: 330 pts to 320 pts (-10)
NERFS:
- Gladiator Lancer: 160 pts to 170 pts (+10)
- Gladiator Reaper: 160 pts to 170 pts (+10)
- Gladiator Valiant: 150 pts to 160 pts (+10)
- Land Raider Crusader: 220 pts to 240 pts (+20)
- Marshal: 80 pts to 90 pts (+10)
- Repulsor: 180 pts to 190 pts (+10)
- Repulsor Executioner: 235 pts to 265 pts (+30)
Death Guard
BUFFS:
- Daemon Prince of Nurgle with Wings: 180 pts to 170 pts (-10)
- Helbrute: 115 pts to 110 pts (-5)
NERFS:
- Chaos Land Raider: 220 pts to 240 pts (+20)
- Chaos Predator Annihilator: 135 pts to 145 pts (+10)
- Chaos Predator Destructor: 145 pts to 155 pts (+10)
- Deathshroud Terminators: 320 pts to 330 pts (+10)
- Defiler: 250 pts to 320 pts (+70)
- Foetid Bloat-Drone: 100 pts to 110 pts (+10)
- Mortarion: 380 pts to 400 pts (+20)
- Great Unclean One: 250 pts to 280 pts (+30)
- Rotigus: 265 pts to 280 pts (+15)
World Eaters
BUFFS:
- Daemon Prince of Khorne with Wings: 180 pts to 170 pts (-10)
- Heldrake: 200 pts to 175 pts (-25)
- Khorne Berzerkers: 360 pts to 345 pts (-15)
NERFS:
- Angron: 340 pts to 350 pts (+10)
- Chaos Land Raider: 220 pts to 240 pts (+20)
- Chaos Terminators: 350 pts to 360 pts (+10)
- Defiler: 250 pts to 300 pts (+50)
- Eightbound: 270 pts to 280 pts (+10)
- Exalted Eightbound: 280 pts to 290 pts (+10)
- Forgefiend: 165 pts to 175 pts (+10)
- Khorne Lord of Skulls: 505 pts to 535 pts (+30)
Chaos Daemons
BUFFS:
- Bloodcrushers: 220 pts to 190 pts (-30)
- Daemon Prince of Chaos: 190 pts to 165 pts (-25)
- Daemonettes: 100 pts to 90 pts (-10)
- Fiends: 190 pts to 180 pts (-10)
- Seekers: 160 pts to 155 pts (-5)
NERFS:
- Beasts of Nurgle: 130 pts to 140 pts (+10)
- Bloodthirster: 305 pts to 335 pts (+30)
- Daemon Prince of Chaos with Wings: 180 pts to 190 pts (+10)
- Great Unclean One: 250 pts to 280 pts (+30)
- Keeper of Secrets: 240 pts to 270 pts (+30)
- Pink Horrors: 140 pts to 150 pts (+10)
- Rendmaster on Blood Throne: 165 pts to 170 pts (+5)
- Rotigus: 265 pts to 280 pts (+15)
- Skarbrand: 305 pts to 315 pts (+10)
Grey Knights
BUFFS:
- Grand Master in Nemesis Dreadknight: 225 pts to 215 pts (-10)
NERFS:
- Brother-Captain: 90 pts to 95 pts (+5)
- Brotherhood Librarian: 80 pts to 100 pts (+20)
- Brotherhood Terminator Squad: 375 pts to 385 pts (+10)
- Castellan Crowe: 90 pts to 100 pts (+10)
- Grand Master Voldus: 110 pts to 140 pts (+30)
- Interceptor Squad: 250 pts to 260 pts (+10)
- Paladin Squad: 450 pts to 465 pts (+15)
- Purifier Squad: 250 pts to 270 pts (+20)
Imperial Agents
BUFFS:
- Exaction Squad: 90 pts to 85 pts (-5)
NERFS:
- Inquisitor Coteaz: 75 pts to 95 pts (+20)
- Inquisitor Draxus: 75 pts to 110 pts (+35)
- Rogue Trader Entourage: 75 pts to 105 pts (+30)
- Subductor Squad: 85 pts to 100 pts (+15)
- Vindicare Assassin: 110 pts to 125 pts (+15)
Chaos Space Marines
BUFFS:
- Cultist Mob: 100 pts to 90 pts (-10)
- Mutilators: 200 pts to 190 pts (-10)
NERFS:
- Abaddon the Despoiler: 270 pts to 285 pts (+15)
- Accursed Cultists: 195 pts to 215 pts (+20)
- Chaos Land Raider: 220 pts to 240 pts (+20)
- Chaos Lord with Jump Pack: 80 pts to 90 pts (+10)
- Chaos Predator Annihilator: 135 pts to 145 pts (+10)
- Chaos Predator Destructor: 140 pts to 150 pts (+10)
- Chaos Vindicator: 185 pts to 195 pts (+10)
- Chosen: 250 pts to 260 pts (+10)
- Defiler: 250 pts to 330 pts (+80)
- Masters of the Maelstrom: 115 pts to 135 pts (+20)
- Obliterators: 160 pts to 170 pts (+10)
- Possessed: 240 pts to 260 pts (+20)
- Raptors: 210 pts to 220 pts (+10)
Thousand Sons
BUFFS:
- Daemon Prince of Tzeentch: 180 pts to 170 pts (-10)
- Heldrake: 215 pts to 175 pts (-40)
- Tzaangors: 160 pts to 145 pts (-15)
NERFS:
- Chaos Land Raider: 220 pts to 240 pts (+20)
- Chaos Predator Annihilator: 130 pts to 140 pts (+10)
- Chaos Predator Destructor: 130 pts to 140 pts (+10)
- Chaos Vindicator: 185 pts to 195 pts (+10)
- Daemon Prince of Tzeentch with Wings: 170 pts to 180 pts (+10)
- Defiler: 250 pts to 320 pts (+70)
- Forgefiend: 130 pts to 145 pts (+15)
- Magnus the Red: 435 pts to 455 pts (+20)
- Maulerfiend: 120 pts to 130 pts (+10)
- Mutalith Vortex Beast: 170 pts to 190 pts (+20)
- Rubric Marines: 190 pts to 200 pts (+10)
- Scarab Occult Terminators: 360 pts to 385 pts (+25)
- Lord of Change: 285 pts to 315 pts (+30)
Genestealer Cults
BUFFS: None this cycle.
NERFS:
- Aberrants: 300 pts to 310 pts (+10)
- Abominant: 85 pts to 95 pts (+10)
- Acolyte Hybrids with Hand Flamers: 140 pts to 150 pts (+10)
- Atalan Jackals: 150 pts to 170 pts (+20)
- Benefictus: 70 pts to 75 pts (+5)
- Goliath Rockgrinder: 120 pts to 130 pts (+10)
- Hybrid Metamorphs: 140 pts to 160 pts (+20)
- Patriarch: 75 pts to 80 pts (+5)
- Purestrain Genestealers: 140 pts to 150 pts (+10)
Chaos Knights
BUFFS: None this cycle.
NERFS:
- Knight Abominant: 355 pts to 370 pts (+15)
- Knight Desecrator: 355 pts to 370 pts (+15)
- Knight Despoiler: 390 pts to 400 pts (+10)
- Knight Rampager: 365 pts to 380 pts (+15)
- Knight Tyrant: 410 pts to 420 pts (+10)
- War Dog Karnivore: 150 pts to 155 pts (+5)
Imperial Knights
BUFFS: None this cycle.
NERFS:
- Armiger Helverin: 135 pts to 140 pts (+5)
- Knight Castellan: 410 pts to 420 pts (+10)
- Knight Crusader: 385 pts to 415 pts (+30)
- Knight Defender: 415 pts to 420 pts (+5)
- Knight Destrier: 250 pts to 280 pts (+30)
- Knight Errant: 355 pts to 370 pts (+15)
- Knight Gallant: 355 pts to 370 pts (+15)
- Knight Paladin: 375 pts to 390 pts (+15)
- Knight Preceptor: 365 pts to 380 pts (+15)
- Knight Valiant: 410 pts to 415 pts (+5)
- Knight Warden: 375 pts to 390 pts (+15)
The Munitorum Field Manual (MFM) is Games Workshop’s official points reference for Warhammer 40,000 10th Edition, listing every unit’s current points cost for use in matched play and tournaments. It’s updated quarterly (well, sometimes sooner for emergency meta updates) as part of the Balance Dataslate cycle. Best of all, it is free to download from Warhammer Community.
Latest version: #1.0, June 17th, 2026
Final Thoughts on the Munitorium Field Manual 40k Points Update
The real test now is going to be how Requisition Thresholds reshape the 11th edition tournament meta. Spam lists that ate competitive play in 10th Edition might suddenly cost more than the rest of the army, and that’s before you factor in Force Disposition narrowing your mission pool.
The Codex writers now have a real way to discourage stacking without ever writing hard rules text, and TOs are going to spend the next month figuring out which lists got quietly nerfed by math instead of by FAQ.
Don’t forget that GW said the MFM would (probably) get updated with the Balance Dataslate rules each month now, and then move to a quarterly update starting in October 2026.
The new June 2026 Warhammer 40k points update makes it clear that Warhammer 40k is anything but static, and this round gave us plenty of winners, losers, and middle-ground armies looking for fresh tricks.
So, whether your favorite army got stronger or weaker, it’s an exciting time to develop new strategies based on these Warhammer 40k points updates and the balance dataslate.
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Ive been thinking about getting back into 40k after a bit of a break (since 2nd ed): talking to a friend that still plays, messing about with army lists, catching up with the new rules and lore. But this stuff is really putting me off. GW have had 40 years to refine this game (and plenty of cash to hire designers), why do they need to revise it so much *between* editions?
The Legends status also seems weird: are those units in the game or not? If they’re so unbalanced or whatever, why did they get released in the first place?
I guess I really just want some reassurance that there is still casual play and you don’t have to replace all your stuff the second GW announces a change.