Warhammer+ has a ton of great shows, and one subscription unlocks the lot. Moreover, the best episodes often dig into real hobby collections.
You get conversions, classic minis, and stories that took decades to earn. Therefore, Armies of Renown is always a treat when it turns up. This week it spotlights Rich’s Cities of Sigmar army, built across 30 years.
Armies of Renown Shows Off a 30 Year Cities of Sigmar Army
The article says Armies of Renown is the master at finding top tier collections. Consequently, this episode focuses on Rich, who has been in the hobby for 30 years. At first glance, that sounds impossible for Cities of Sigmar. However, Age of Sigmar has only been around for 10 years.
The trick is that many models pre date Cities of Sigmar by a long time. Additionally, they have been rehoused into the modern, mixed ranks of the Order Grand Alliance. Because of that, the army captures the messy, hopeful vibe of the Dawnbringer Crusades. It is an old world collection that found a new life in the Mortal Realms.
The Episode Teases Hidden History and Future Inspiration
The article invites you to play spot the unit and spot the relic. Moreover, it asks how many units you can name and which is oldest. You have to watch the episode to get the answers. Still, the point is clear: long hobby timelines create armies with real character. Therefore, it might spark ideas for what your own army becomes in 10 or 20 years.
More Warhammer+ This Week: Gotrek vs Gordrakk and John French Returns
The article calls this week’s lineup a banger, and it is not just the army showcase. Additionally, Battle Report brings a brutal duardin on orruk fight. Gotrek Gurnisson and Fyreslayers go into Ironjawz led by Gordrakk.
Meanwhile, the article frames it as a nostalgic slugfest fit for the World that Was. It promises a bloody, merciless clash with no quarter given. Finally, Scribes and Scriveners gets a second chat with Black Library author John French. He discusses compelling characters across Warhammer worlds and how they evolve.
Summary
This Warhammer+ update spotlights an Armies of Renown episode about Rich’s Cities of Sigmar army. Although Cities is only 10 years old, his models span 30 years of hobby history. Additionally, the collection now fits the Dawnbringer Crusades vibe inside the Order Grand Alliance. The week also includes Gotrek and Fyreslayers battling Gordrakk’s Ironjawz, plus another John French interview.
Warhammer+ also includes wider perks like app features, promotions, and the Warhammer Vault archives. Moreover, it includes a free miniature tied to the annual plan timing described in the article. So if you like hobby history and big personality battles, this week is stacked.
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