Last verified: September 16, 2026, against the official Warhammer+ website. If you’ve spent any time browsing Warhammer 40,000 or Age of Sigmar content online, you’ve probably run into Warhammer+. It’s easy to confuse with a video game, a miniature subscription box, or just “Warhammer Netflix” — but it’s actually a broader membership that bundles several … Read more
Kill Team: Typhon is a 2025 boxed expansion for the current edition of Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team, pitting an Adeptus Mechanicus Battleclade against a brood of Tyranid Raveners beneath the hive world of Volkus. It is not a standalone starter set — you’ll need the Kill Team: Core Book and Killzone: Volkus to use it … Read more
Kill Team is Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team, a standalone tabletop skirmish game where small squads of 6–14 specialist miniatures fight over objectives on a single dense battlefield. It uses the Warhammer 40,000 setting but its own streamlined rules, making it faster to learn, cheaper to start, and quicker to play than full-scale Warhammer 40,000. A … Read more
A Warhammer 40K list builder is a tool — official or community-made — that helps you assemble a legal army roster: picking a faction and detachment, adding units and characters, spending points correctly, choosing wargear and enhancements, and checking your list against current rules before you play. As of September 2026, the game runs on … Read more
If you want Warhammer 40K wallpapers, you have three realistic routes: Games Workshop’s own Warhammer Community site (which publishes free official desktop and mobile backgrounds), large fan-curated galleries like Alpha Coders or WallpaperFlare (huge selection, mixed licensing), and individual artist portfolios or gaming-press roundups (best for crediting the actual creator). The right choice depends on … Read more
If you searched “company heroes 40k,” you’ve probably landed on two very different things: a Warhammer 40,000 miniatures kit called Company Heroes, and the unrelated World War II strategy game series Company of Heroes. They are not the same product, they’re not made by the same company, and there’s no official link between them. This … Read more
If you just want the short version: a 40k army builder is a piece of software — official or third-party — that lets you pick a faction, add units, and automatically tracks your points, detachment choices, and legality so you don’t have to do it by hand. Right now the two most commonly recommended starting … Read more
If you’ve searched for “warhammer background,” you’ve probably landed in the middle of a franchise with three major fictional universes, each with its own history, gods, and armies. In short: Warhammer isn’t one story — it’s an umbrella brand from Games Workshop covering Warhammer 40,000 (grimdark science fiction set in the far future), Warhammer Age … Read more
Warhammer 40,000 has built one of the most recognizable visual worlds in tabletop gaming, and its artwork is a huge part of why. Whether you’re browsing official illustrations, hunting for a new desktop wallpaper, looking for painting inspiration for your next army, or just trying to figure out whether it’s okay to share a piece … Read more
Small painted armies clashing across a tabletop battlefield look intimidating from the outside — a wall of jargon, dozens of tiny models, and rulebooks that seem written for people who already know the game. But underneath that surface, tabletop miniature wargaming is a hobby built from a few simple, learnable pieces: models, a battlefield, dice, … Read more