Here’s the new Adepta Sororitas Army of Faith 40k Battleforce contents list, release date, rules, value, and pricing in our updated savings breakdown!
Updated November 25th, 2024, by Rob Baer with new information and links to relevant content.
The Adepta Sororitas are next up for 10th Edition Warhammer 40k with a new Battleforce, Combat Patrol, Jump Pack Canoness, and Codex! We’ll break down the recent battleforces and compare the prices; that way, we can see how much the new box sets will save you!
Contents List, Release Date, Pricing & Value
The release date of the Army of Faith Battleforce is June 22nd, 2024, and will retail for $215. Here is a contents list of what comes in the new Warhammer 40k Adepta Sororitas Army of Faith Battleforce box:
- 15x Seraphim/Zephyrim
- 1x Jump Pack Canoness
- 1x Exorcist
Adepta Sororitas Army of Faith Battleforce Review
So, you’re thinking about grabbing the Acts of Faith Battleforce?
There is only one new miniature inside, and GW didn’t really pump that much value into this box. This is the lowest value (even if it somehow goes for cheaper) than we’ve seen in a long time. Still, it does get you a unit of Seraphim for free, so if you need 15 of them, you might as well pick this up and save some cash.
It focuses heavily on the jump-pack side of things, but there is a heavy tank to help take down the enemy’s big targets.
| Models | Unit Name | Value |
| 1 | Jump Pack Canoness | $45 |
| 1 | Exorcist | $92 |
| 15 | Seraphim/Zephyrim | $187.50 ($62.50 for 5) |
| Adepta Sororitas Battleforce | ||
| Total MSRP: | $324.50 | |
| Savings Versus Box Price: | $109.50 | |
Combat Patrol Warhammer 40k Comparisons
Check out how the new combat patrol stacks up against other bundle box releases, including the new Adepta Sororitas Combat Patrol box from 2024.
| Box Set Name | Price | Qty of Minis | Value |
| Deathwing Assault | $220 | 22 | $124 |
| Adepta Sororitas Army of Faith | $215 | 17 | $71.50 |
| New Adepta Sororitas Combat Patrol | $168 | 26 | $59 |
| Dread Talons Battleforce | $230 | 35 | $140 |
| Stompa Boyz Battleforce | $210 | 23 | $166 |
Pricing By Country
| Country | Price |
| United States | $215 |
| Canada | CAD$65 |
| United Kingdom | £135 |
| Europe | €175 |
Is This Worth It?
If you need the miniatures inside, this has some decent value. Plus, while it’s only one new miniature, it can be a good place to add a ton of jump-pack Sisters and save some cash. However, this isn’t worth it if you don’t need the jump kits.
Either way, this is a decent box if you need both the Seraphim and an Exorcist! While this is the lowest value we’ve seen in a battleforce so far, if you need every single mini inside, it will save you over $100, which is basically the price of the Exorcist.
How Many Points Is This?
So, you’re wondering how many points the Adepta Sororitas Battleforce Army of Faith racks up, eh? Well, in Warhammer 40k 10th edition, this box hits with about 520 points. But, as you know, the tides of the Grimdark universe are ever-shifting, and with the latest points updates, that number could quickly fluctuate.
One minute, you’re ready to purge heretics, and the next, you’re recalculating your list because the points gods have decided to have some fun.
Adepta Sororitas Battleforce Retail Price: $215 CA$265 £135 €175
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- Base Size: Varies
- Height: Varies
- Alignment: Imperial
- Faction: Adepta Sororitas
- Role: Battleline, Heavy Support, Fast Attack, HQ
- Material: Plastic
- Number of Minis: 17
- Release Year: 2024
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Adepta Sororitas Army of Faith Battleforce Contents & Description
The Army of Faith Battleforce box is an impressive collection that includes the new Canoness, 15 Seraphim or Zephyrim, powerful winged warriors ready to fight under their new leader’s command, along with the majestic Exorcist tank, a symbol of the Adepta Sororitas’ strength and power on the battlefield.
This box is centered around the jump-pack troops of the Sisters, with a few supporting units inside as well. Seraphim and Zephyrim are very good in the current codex, and it looks like they will be just as good in the new book! They fly in from the sky, burn enemies to crisp, or fly into combat and take out enemies where necessary.
If the idea of angelic Sisters flying in from the sky is up your alley, this box will also be!
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New Jump Pack Canoness
The new Canoness with Jump Pack is equipped (as you might expect) with a jump pack, soaring into battle alongside a flight of elite Zephyrim or Seraphim. This gives Adepta Sororitas armies a new leader who can take command of their angelic airborne assaults, inspiring her troops and chopping up her foes.
Seraphim/Zephyrim
The Seraphim, revered as angelic warriors, fearlessly lead the charge at the vanguard of an Adepta Sororitas army. Adorned with San Leor pattern jump packs, they descend from the heavens and hurl themselves at the enemy lines, instilling shock and awe to disrupt formations, paving the way for their Sisters to unleash a relentless barrage of fire.
Each Seraphim brandishes a pair of pistols, carefully selected from the revered trinity of weapons. Bolt pistols unleash a storm of death as the Seraphim soar through the skies, hand flamers engulf packed enemy ranks in searing flames, and inferno pistols emit focused beams of scorching heat, effortlessly piercing through armor and flesh.
Exorcist
The Exorcist is an awe-inspiring weapon that symbolizes the Adepta Sororitas’ unwavering devotion to the Emperor and their relentless crusade against his heretical foes. Adorned with intricate craftsmanship, this magnificent vehicle rolls onto the battlefield, emanating powerful hymns that exalt the Emperor’s glory.
These resonant melodies uplift the spirits of Imperial forces, infusing them with unwavering faith and indomitable pride. When a formation of Exorcists advances as a unified armored spearhead, the symphonic resonance they create transforms the war-torn landscape into a sacred arena where the divine presence of the Emperor is palpable.
What to Buy Next?
It’s hard to say without seeing the new codex, but GW did mention there will be a detachment focused on the Seraphim. So, we’d get some regular Sisters of Battle Squads (they are really good in this edition) and some more combat prowess, which works pretty well with the new Combat Patrol.
Oh, and you’ll definitely want the new codex!
New Adepta Sororitas Codex
This codex will introduce four Detachments, updated Crusade rules that enable characters to advance on their journey to becoming a Living Saint, and revised datasheets, including a new one for the Canoness with Jump Pack.
Furthermore, it will be rich in immersive background lore and showcase stunning miniature galleries, highlighting the Battle Sisters at their finest.
Additionally, it will contain comprehensive rules for their new Combat Patrol.
New Adepta Sororitas Combat Patrol
The newly released Combat Patrol: Adepta Sororitas for the Sisters of Battle, comprises a formidable infantry force boasting exceptional mobility and substantial firepower. Its strength in close combat is evident with a complement of five Celestian Sacresanvts and a ferocious contingent of ten Arco-flagellants.
The commanding Canoness can actively participate in close-quarters combat alongside the Celestians or provide strategic guidance from a distance, supporting the squad of 10 Battle Sisters with precise and effective gunfire.
This is decent in terms of value, as the Sisters Squad costs $60, the Flagellants $60, the Canoness $40, and the Sacresants $60. With the price increase, this will save you $52, which isn’t the highest we’ve seen, but definitely not the worst either.
What do you think of the new Adepta Sororitas Battleforce, pricing, value, rules, contents list, and release date?
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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.
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