If your calendar has been feeling a little too empty, that problem is now solved. Tickets for a stack of official Warhammer events went on sale today, and it is a proper buffet.
Whether you chase podiums, paint trophies, or just want great games, there is something here. Even better, the spring and summer schedule spreads the love across Europe, the UK, and North America. So yes, this is your friendly reminder to actually book the thing.
Six Warhammer Opens, One Simple Plan: Get In Early
According to the article, tickets are now on sale for all six Warhammer Open events revealed last week. As a result, you can lock in your trip before the best slots vanish. Maastricht still has a few tickets left, including tournaments and some instructional hobby events. Additionally, it is specifically calling out sessions with painting pros, including advanced topics like faces and freehand. If you have ever wanted that Golden Demon level guidance, April in the Netherlands is your shot.
Meanwhile, North America gets three stops: Dallas, Edmonton, and Tacoma. Likewise, Europe and the UK get Maastricht, Birmingham, and Newport. Each Open is framed as a three day celebration, but the important part is the menu. You can expect tournaments and narrative events for Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer Age of Sigmar, Kill Team, and Warhammer Underworlds. Plus, there are expert hobby classes and the legendary Hobby Challenge, so there is always something to do between rounds.
Warhammer World Keeps Rolling With Four June Events
If international travel is not your thing, Warhammer World has four events in June. So you can still get that official event energy without hopping continents.
First, Spearhead: Hour of Ruin lands on Saturday, 13 June. You play four games, and you also get lunch and Exhibition access. Then, awards cover gaming results, painting, and even sportsmanship, which is honestly the best prize category.
Next, Warcry: The Ferocious Gnarlwood hits Sunday, 14 June. Again, it is four games with lunch and Exhibition access included. Additionally, prizes still reward performance, painting, and being good to play against.
Old World and Middle-earth Get Their Own Days
March To Battle brings Warhammer: The Old World to Warhammer World on Wednesday, 3 June. You bring a 600 point army, and you play four games for the usual mix of awards.
Finally, Battles in Middle-earth follows on Wednesday, 10 June. You bring 500 points, and you play three games, with painting, performance, and sporting conduct all recognised.
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