Here’s the full pricing and lineup of Warhammer releases featuring the Age of Sigmar Maggotkin and 40k MTO releases, which are all available in stores now.
Games Workshop’s January 3rd pre-orders for Age of Sigmar, featuring the full Nurgle Maggotkin release wave and more, are here!
Here’s the lineup and pricing for everything, along with our thoughts on all the new products that are on store shelves now.
New Warhammer Age of Sigmar Maggotkin of Nurgle Pre-Order Releases
Updated on January 17th, 2026, by Rob Baer with pricing equivalencies in local currencies and links to order yours.
These products will be available for pre-order on Saturday, January 3rd, around 1 p.m. EST in the States, with a shelf release date of Saturday, January 17th, 2026.
If you’re still waiting on something else to hit pre-order, though, be sure to check out the latest new release lineup in our updated Warhammer Roadmap for 2026.
Want a discount and fewer out-of-stock headaches? Hit our retailer guide and grab the best option for your region. Links are below.
Maggotkin of Nurgle Pre-Order: Battletome $60 USD, $74 CAD, $96 AUD, £35.50, €45
If you want an army that wins by turning the table into a long, wet grind, Maggotkin are back with a fresh stack of rot.
What you get in the book
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One hundred six pages of Nurgle lore, realms background, and faction deep dives
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Updated rules package with new battle traits, enhancements, and warscrolls
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Two Regiments of Renown and two Armies of Renown for ready-made builds
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New Spearhead rules plus Path to Glory for campaign play
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Art and miniature galleries that show off every glorious boil and busted bell
Gamer’s Edition option
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A smaller gamer’s edition version also drops with fifty-six reference cards, available only while stocks last.
Maggotkin of Nurgle Pre-Order: Festus The Leechlord: $94 USD, $113 CAD, $160 AUD, £57, €74
The centerpiece of the new Maggotkin of Nurgle pre-order, Festus rolls in as a nasty centerpiece hero, now fully committed to being the worst doctor you have ever met.
What’s in the box
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Rides into battle on Gathoblyt, looking like a walking medical malpractice case
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Leans into poisons, toxins, and parasitic leeches that drain enemies and juice him up
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Plastic kit loaded with detailed detail
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Two head options for Festus
Spearhead: Helsmiths of Hashut: Helforge Host: $150, $180 (Canadian), $251 (Australia), £91 (EU), €120 (UK)
This isn’t Maggotkin of Nurgle pre-order, but it is in the same wave, and it is a very “we brought machines and receipts” kind of Spearhead.
What’s in the box
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War Despot
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Eleven Infernal Cohort
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Dominator Engine
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Tormentor Bombard
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Transfer sheet with four hundred fifty decals
Be sure to check out our value and savings breakdown article on this box here.
Spearhead Maggotkin Bubonic Cell: $150, $180 (Canadian), $251 (Australia), £91 (EU), €120 (UK)
Getting back to the Maggotkin of Nurgle pre-orders, if you want a Spearhead that mixes mortals and daemons into one tidy bundle of bad vibes; this is it.
What’s in the box
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Rotbringer Sorcerer
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Rotmire Creed
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Two units of three Nurglings
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One Beast of Nurgle
Be sure to check out our value and savings breakdown article on this box here.
Maggotkin Of Nurgle Rotswords: $65 USD, $78 CAD, $110 AUD, £40, €51.50
Fast, feverish, and absolutely committed to turning your opponent’s plan into soup.
What’s in the Box
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Ten models per kit
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Dedicated build options for a champion, musician, and standard bearer
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Standard bearer gets two icon choices
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Kit customization: twelve heads, ten weapons, ten shields, all interchangeable
Maggotkin Of Nurgle Sloven Knights: $69 USD, $83 CAD, $117 AUD, £42.50, €55
These are not shining knights. These are “you are not having fun anymore” knights.
What’s in the box
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Three cavalry in the box
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Head options for variety
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Built around the vibe of crushing charges, misery auras, and blunt-force brutality
Maggotkin Of Nurgle Putrid Blightkings: $65 USD, $78 CAD, $110 AUD, £40, €51.50
Classic Nurgle bricks that refuse to die and make everyone else’s magic feel bad about itself.
What’s in the box
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Five models per kit
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Alternate champion head
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Option to build a standard bearer
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Lean into the “too swollen with rot to care” durability theme
Maggotkin of Nurgle Pre-Order: Pestigors $60 USD, $70 CAD, $96 AUD, £35.50, €45
Nurgle beastmen that play like a traveling outbreak with hooves, with this jovial Maggotkin of Nurgle pre-orders.
What’s in the box
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Ten Beastmen in the kit
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Options for a champion, standard bearer, and musician
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Built for aggressive desecration and pressure play
Maggotkin Of Nurgle The Pustules: $94 USD, $113 CAD, $160 AUD, £57, €74
If you like the idea of showing up, planting a gross tree, and being impossible to scrub off the board, this is the one.
What’s in the box
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A Plaguebearer tallyband with a Spoilpox Scrivener to keep the workrate up
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Arrives and seeds a Feculent Gnarlmaw for healing and regen tricks
Maggotkin of Nurgle Pre-Order: Warscrolls and Dice
- Warscroll Cards: $35 CAD$41 AUD$57 £20.50 €26
- Dice Pre-Order: $33.50 CAD$38 AUD$35 £19 €24
For when you want zero page flipping and maximum table presence.
What’s in the box
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Forty-five reference cards, including warscrolls and Spearhead cards for Bleak Host and Bubonic Cell
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Sixteen dice with faction icons on the six face, in a pale green swirl with brown pips
The Court of Gelgus Pust: Direct Order From Games Workshop
Darkwater characters stepping out as a ready-made little murder party.
What’s in the box
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Three push-fit, single-pose minis
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Gelgus Pust brings the bruiser energy
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Belga the Cystwitch piles on suffering and can kick off Plaguebearer shenanigans
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Shaman Foulhoof buffs Pestigors and messes with enemy weapons
The Cankerborn: Direct Order From Games Workshop
Two ancient daemons that behave like a bad rumor. They disappear, show up somewhere else, and start swinging.
What’s in the box
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Two push-fit Cankerborn in the kit
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Includes two Pestilent Pollutant tokens
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Teleport-style battlefield presence tied to polluted ground vibes
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Previously seen in Warhammer Quest: Darkwater, now easier to grab
New White Dwarf Pre-Order
White Dwarf #520: $13 USD, $18 CAD, $17 AUD, £7.99, €9
First White Dwarf of 2026 goes heavy on Titus, then dives right back into the swamp. We think these units will be the pre-order for next week, fingers crossed.
Issue Features:
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Focus feature on Titus and the 500 Worlds supplement content
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Designer chat plus minis coverage, including Nekrosor Ammentar and the Nightbringer shard
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Extra Maggotkin goodness: Jade Abbey lore, Darkwater villain paint tips, and a guide for disgusting Nurgle terrain
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Note: delayed in Australia, New Zealand, and Japan
New Warhammer 40k Pre-Order Releases:
Made-to-Order Terrain: Sisters of Battle Army Set Direct Order From Games Workshop
Quick way to start or bulk out Sororitas, and it is time-limited. It is a clean way to bulk out Sororitas with a bunch of useful kits, but keep in mind that they are Easy To Build push-fit models (ETB) and not in the normal squad sizes.
What’s in the Box:
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Includes: Canoness, Penitent Engine, Repentia Superior, four Repentia, three Arco-flagellants, five Seraphim, and a ten-model Battle Sisters squad
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Transfer sheet with two hundred ninety decals
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Made to Order window: January 1, 2026, through 8am GMT Monday, January 12, 2026
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Production and shipping can take up to 180 days (aka 6 months).
- The original Sisters Army Set from 2019, minus the rules, cards, and dice.
Be sure to check out our value and savings breakdown article on this box here.
Final Thoughts On: AoS Maggotkin of Nurgle Pre-Orders
So yeah, if your hobby goals for January include turning the table into a sticky endurance test and watching your opponent slowly regret every life choice, this new AoS Maggotkin pre-order wave is doing the job.
The new battletome looks stacked for matched play and campaigns, Festus is pure gross character energy, and the Spearhead boxes are an easy on-ramp if you want to get rolling fast.
And if you are living in 40k land, don’t sleep on the Sisters of Battle made-to-order set sneaking into this drop, too.
New Maggotkin of Nurgle Rides in on a Temu Toad Dragon
What do you think of these new Warhammer Maggotkin of Nurgle pre-orders and MTO products that are hitting shelves this week?





























The new Blight Kings are a massive step back from the existing ones. I don’t know why GW is pushing Nurgle into the Wicker aesthetics.