The new Age of Sigmar Ogor Mawtribes Army Set and Titan weapon bundles that were on pre-order are all now in stores worldwide.
GW showed off the full week’s releases in its Sunday Preview, and this wave of Ogor Mawtribes releases has only begun! The faction’s new range starts with an Army Set packed with brand-new plastic.
If you’ve been watching the new Ogors roll out and wondering where to start, this is the box for you. It includes the first batch of refreshed models, the battletome, and the warscroll cards needed to run them.
We’ve been tracking the full Ogor Mawtribes reveal since the Big Summer Preview, and our Ogor hub has the running list of all the latest news and rumors. Now that the Army Set is here, the main questions are what the price and the release date are.
So, here’s the full lineup that’s off pre-order and in stores now, along with our thoughts on each release.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar: New Pre-Order Releases
Updated on August 1st, 2026, by Rob Baer with pricing equivalencies in local currencies, and links to where you can order yours.
The latest Warhammer Age of Sigmar pre-orders are here and go up for pre-order on Saturday, July 18, around 1 p.m. EST in the States, with a street date of Saturday, August 1, for store shelves.
Still waiting for something else? Check the latest schedule in our updated Warhammer AoS Roadmap for 2026.
How Warhammer Pre-Orders Work:
- UK, EU, AUS/NZ: Pre-Orders start at 5 pm EST every Friday for Independent retailers in these regions
- North America/US: Next, they go live at 12 midnight at some independent retailers in North America.
- Warhammer Webstore: Finally, pre-orders go live on Games Workshop’s own website at 1 pm Eastern time on Saturdays, along with other North American retailers.
Want a discount and fewer out-of-stock headaches? Check our retailer guide to find the best option for your region. Links are below.
Ogor Mawtribes Army Set Pre-Order: $255 (USA), $310 (Canada), £160 (UK), €206 (EU), ¥36,000 (Japan), ₩340,000 (Korea), $415 (Australia), $485 (New Zealand)
This is the main release from this Sunday’s preview. The Ogor Mawtribes Army Set includes a Tyrant, two Maulbeast Cavalry, three Ironguts, and 10 Gluttons. It also comes with the Ogor Mawtribes Battletome featuring a box-exclusive cover and a set of 52 warscroll cards.
The Maulbeast Cavalry stand out most for sure, as Ogor players have been using the same mounted models for years. So brand-new monstrous cavalry is a major part of this refresh. Add the Tyrant, and you’ve already got the core of a warglutt before buying anything else. If the Scrapglutt Spearhead was the smaller entry point, this is the proper army starter set for sure.
The set is delayed in Australia and New Zealand, so players there should check with local stores instead of relying on the standard pre-order date. Everywhere else, the new battletome and its rules are a big part of the value too, not just the models.
Ogor Mawtribes Army Set Hobby Tips
Build the Gluttons and Ironguts in subassemblies before priming. Leave the torsos off the legs so you can reach the gutplates and belly details with a brush. Pin the Maulbeast riders to their mounts before gluing because the contact points are small for models this heavy. Also, leave the Tyrant’s head and weapon arm loose until the body is painted, since those deep recesses will be hard to reach once he’s fully assembled.
Legions Imperialis: New Pre-Order Releases
The latest pre-orders for Horus Heresy: Legions Imperialis are here, adding more weapons and war machines to the epic-scale battlefield.
New Titan Weapon Sets
The upgrade sets are only available directly from Games Workshop; stores are not solicited for this product.
- Warlord Titan with Quake Cannon and Conversion Beam Extirpator: $125 (USA), $150 (Canada), £77.50 (UK), €99.50 (EU), ¥17,600 (Japan), ₩169,000 (Korea), $210 (Australia), $248 (New Zealand)
- Warlord Titan with Volkite Destructor and Macro-gatling Blaster: $125 (USA), $150 (Canada), £77.50 (UK), €99.50 (EU), ¥17,600 (Japan), ₩169,000 (Korea), $210 (Australia), $248 (New Zealand)
- Reaver Titan with Graviton Obliterator and Volkite Annihilator: $65 (USA), $78 (Canada), £40 (UK), €51.50 (EU), ¥9,300 (Japan), ₩85,000 (Korea), $110 (Australia), $130 (New Zealand)
Three new Titan weapon loadouts are coming. There’s a Warlord Titan with a Quake Cannon and Conversion Beam Extirpator, a Warlord with a Volkite Destructor and Macro-gatling Blaster, and a Reaver Titan with a Graviton Obliterator and Volkite Annihilator.
All three weapon sets will also be sold separately. Anyone who already owns a Warlord or Reaver can add the new loadouts without buying another full Titan. The Titan Battle Group is still the better starting point for a new collection, while these sets are aimed at upgrading Titans you already own.
These releases are delayed in Japan, so keep that in mind when ordering there.
New Titan Weapon Sets Hobby Tips
Magnetize the weapon mounts 100%. The arm joints can take a small magnet without much cutting, which lets one Warlord swap between the Quake Cannon and Volkite loadouts. Prime the model dark and dry-fit the large carapace plates before gluing. The Warlord’s shoulders hide several seams that are difficult to reach after assembly.
Middle-earth Battle Strategy Game: New Pre-Order Releases
The latest Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game releases are here, with returning miniatures and heroes from Tolkien’s setting. Every qualifying purchase helps Spikey Bits keep the lights on.
Middle-earth Made to Order Miniatures
This product is only available directly from Games Workshop; stores are not solicited for this product.
- Uruk-Hai Commanders sets
- Battering Ram
- 12 Uruk-Hai Scouts
- Rohan Commanders
This is a Made-to-Order run, so these are classic kits returning for a limited window rather than new releases. Anyone missing pieces from an Uruk-Hai or Rohan collection gets another chance to order them.
The lineup includes two separate Uruk-Hai Commanders sets, each with a Captain and a Warrior with Banner. There’s also an Uruk-Hai Battering Ram, a set of 12 Uruk-Hai Scouts from Amon Hen, and two Rohan Commanders defending against Isengard.
Made-to-Order kits are sold directly by GW and can take roughly 180 days to arrive. These models don’t return often, so don’t leave an order until the window closes.
Black Library: New Pre-Order Releases
The latest Black Library pre-order titles are here, including a Mephiston boxed set and a new Warhammer World diorama book.
Mephiston: The Box Set (Limited Edition)
- This product is only available directly from Games Workshop; stores are not solicited for this product.
The new Limited Edition set follows Mephiston, Chief Librarian of the Blood Angels, through three novels by Darius Hinks: Blood of Sanguinius, Revenant Crusade, and City of Light.
Each book has a red-and-black cover, and all three come packed in a presentation slipcase. It’s a limited run available while stocks last, so waiting for a later restock probably isn’t the best idea here.
Book of Dioramas: Fifth Edition
- This product is only available directly from Games Workshop; stores are not solicited for this product.
The Book of Dioramas collects photos of the display pieces at Warhammer World, along with designer notes, trivia, and the narrative background behind each build.
This is more of a painting-and-display book than a gaming purchase. It works as a standalone collection of Warhammer dioramas and as a companion for anyone planning a trip to Warhammer World.
FAQ About the Ogor Mawtribes Army Set Sunday Preview
What is in the Ogor Mawtribes Army Set?
It includes a Tyrant, two Maulbeast Cavalry, three Ironguts, and 10 Gluttons, plus the Ogor Mawtribes Battletome with a cover exclusive to this set and 52 warscroll cards.
When do the Ogor Mawtribes go up for pre-order?
The Army Set goes up for pre-order on Saturday, July 18, with a street date of Saturday, August 1.
Does the Ogor Mawtribes Army Set come with the Battletome?
Yes. It includes the Ogor Mawtribes Battletome with a unique cover found only in this box, along with 52 warscroll cards.
Are there new Ogor Mawtribes models in the Army Set?
Yes. The Maulbeast Cavalry are brand-new monstrous cavalry sculpts, alongside the refreshed Tyrant, Ironguts, and Gluttons.
What new Legions Imperialis Titan weapons are coming?
There are three loadouts: a Warlord Titan with a Quake Cannon and Conversion Beam Extirpator, a Warlord with a Volkite Destructor and Macro-gatling Blaster, and a Reaver Titan with a Graviton Obliterator and Volkite Annihilator. All three weapon sets will also be sold separately.
Final Thoughts on Ogor Mawtribes Pre-Orders
The Ogor Mawtribes have spent years relying on the same small group of kits, but now this Army Set with refreshed models, new cavalry, a battletome, and warscroll cards finally gives the faction a proper new starting point.
GW has also said this isn’t the end of the reveals either, as they revealed Morga and new Ogor rules this week headed into the pre-order. We’d expect the individual kits and possibly even a Spearhead to follow the Army Set, given how GW usually handles range refreshes.
🔗 Related Reads:
- New Ogor Mawtribes Range: 7 Fresh Kits and a Battletome
- Ogor Mawtribes Battletome and Rules Review
- All Our Ogor Mawtribes Coverage
- How to Play Ogor Mawtribes at 2000 Points
- Ogor Mawtribes Scrapglutt Spearhead Breakdown
- Legions Imperialis Titan Battle Group Review
- Updated 2026 Age of Sigmar Roadmap
What do you think of the Ogor Mawtribes Army Set, and is it enough to get you starting a new horde?
