Heads up, here are the two new Warhammer event exclusive miniatures for 2025, as both AoS and Warhammer 40k are getting models once again!
Warhammer fans, get ready—2025 is bringing some serious heat with two stunning event-exclusive miniatures that are bound to turn heads. This time, it’s all about the sneaky and sinister. The Skaven Clawlord Kettek Throatbite and the Genestealer Cults Primus, known as the First of the Faithful, are stepping into the spotlight.
Whether you’re into cunning ratmen plotting from the shadows or Xenos cultists waiting to overthrow the Imperium, these models bring fresh energy to your collection. Want to know when and where you can grab them? Stick around because we’ve got all the details.
GW Announces Exclusive Miniatures For 2025
Warhammer fans, get ready for some fresh additions to your collection. Two new commemorative miniatures are dropping in 2025, and they’re primed to make a big splash starting at events like AdeptiCon! Let’s dig into what makes these models so exciting from their 2024 versions—and why you might want to keep them on your radar.
Skaven Clawlord Kettek Throatbite:
Skaven players, rejoice! Kettek Throatbite is the epitome of everything you love about these sinister, backstabbing ratmen. Armed with a pair of razor-sharp weapons and proudly bearing the flag of Blight City, this Clawlord oozes character (and possibly warpstone fumes).
If you’re familiar with Skaven tactics, you know their commanders prefer a “hands-off” approach—by staying safely in the back while waves of Clanrats do the dirty work. But don’t underestimate Kettek. He’s just as deadly up close, and his knack for slipping a blade where it hurts most makes him a true menace on the tabletop.
Pro Tip: Use Kettek to anchor a horde of Clanrats. He’s great at keeping your opponent guessing, and his striking design is sure to grab attention at your next game night.
The First of the Faithful: Genestealer Cults 
Over in Warhammer 40,000, the Genestealer Cults are getting some love with the First of the Faithful. This Primus isn’t just another pretty model—he’s a tactical mastermind who can run circles around the Imperium’s best.
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 just love a good cult uprising, this figure has you covered. His dynamic pose and eerie presence scream, “The Day of Ascension is nigh.”
Pro Tip: The First of the Faithful excels at leading ambushes and setting up deadly traps. Pair him with Neophyte Hybrids or Acolytes for maximum mayhem.
Where to Get Them
Mark your calendars: both models make their grand debut at AdeptiCon 2025, running from March 26 onward. If you can’t make it to AdeptiCon, don’t worry—they’ll appear at other Warhammer events throughout the year. Keep an eye on the event schedule so you don’t miss your chance to snag these beauties.
Why These Miniatures Matter
The best Warhammer miniatures don’t just look cool—they tell a story. Kettek Throatbite embodies the treacherous cunning of the Skaven, while the First of the Faithful captures the eerie determination of a Genestealer uprising. These models are perfect for painting challenges, narrative campaigns, or simply adding some flair to your collection.
Final Thoughts
These exclusive miniatures are more than just collector’s items—they’re a chance to bring iconic moments from Warhammer lore to life on the tabletop. So, whether you’re plotting an ambush in the Under-Empire or sowing rebellion in the 41st Millennium, Kettek and the First of the Faithful are ready to lead the charge.
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About the Author: Travis Pasch
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About Travis Pasch: Travis has been a Warhammer 40k hobbyist since the 1990s, playing the game since Third Edition. Through extensive traveling, he’s seen a lot of the miniatures hobby from across the world, giving him a unique perspective on the latest gaming topics and trends.
Travis’s brother even owns a commission painting studio, where he’s picked up a lot of good advice and techniques for painting Warhammer and tabletop miniatures over the years, as well. Travis joined the Spikey Bits team in 2019 and has been the lead writer since 2020.
Currently, he’s working on converting all his 40k Adeptus Mechanicus models and becoming a true tech enjoyer, complete with both sad and happy robot noises!
