The Ogor Mawtribes are finally rolling down from Ghur again.
For Age of Sigmar players, this is a proper feast. However, this preview is not only about ogors. Black Library and Warhammer TV also get fresh releases.
Ogor Mawtribes Stomp Into a Massive Release Week
The big draw is the Ogor Mawtribes range, and it starts with Morga the Mighty. She rides Grutta, her personal glutthorn, and looks like the kind of tyrant who solves diplomacy with hooves.
Also, the kit can build a generic Tyrant on Glutthorn, with armored or unarmored mount options.
Redd the Maw follows as High Slaughtermaster, brewing fumes that whip nearby ogors into a frenzy. That is classic Mawtribes flavor, since even their magic feels like dinner gone horribly wrong.
Grell Firefist brings a mercenary angle, and her massive cannon can tear through infantry. Better yet, the blast helps other ogors break away from combat unharmed.
The new plastic Tyrant gives foot heroes a flexible kit, with gut plates, heads, weapon sets, and banners.
Meanwhile, the Butcher delivers gut magic with plenty of grisly details and two head options.
Ironguts return as elite armored bodyguards, bringing heavy weapons and customization in packs of three.
Gluttons remain the closest thing ogors have to rank and file, with five bodies per box. They get swords, hammers, knuckle-dusters, heads, cosmetic bits, and one huge two-handed hammer. Cleavers and Gutseers share a dual kit, which is probably the creepiest highlight.
Cleavers hunt for battlefield ingredients, while Gutseers interfere with enemy wizards and priests. They also help Butchers channel spells through their cult connection.
The Maulbeast kit builds either two Raiders or two Cavalry, giving players speed or impact.
Hunters with Sabrefangs add crossbows, beasts, helmet options, and a vulture companion for the champion.
The Mantrapper adds a nasty shooting control piece, pinning units and grounding flying enemies.
Okar’s Torrbad brings a Regiment of Renown with a Huskard on Stonehorn and a Thundertusk Beastrider.
Finally, the Battletome adds warscrolls, battle traits, spell lores, artwork, and lore. It arrives as a regular hardback or Gamer’s Edition with warscroll cards.
Ogor dice also arrive in frosted grey with black pips and the faction symbol. Black Library adds Galaxy in Flames in Premium Edition, regular hardback, and translated paperbacks.
False Gods gets a new paperback, while Blood of the Godeater continues Heldanarr Fall’s story. Witch Hunters: The Omnibus also bundles three novels, four short stories, and a novella.
Warhammer TV covers Penitence, Horus Heresy Skitarii, Battle-Pilgryms, and a Scrap Demon pirate ship contest.
Summary and Final Thoughts
Overall, this is one of those previews where the headline army really earns the spotlight. The Ogor Mawtribes release has heroes, infantry, cavalry, monsters, hunters, rules, dice, and mercenary support. Also, the overall range refresh feels unusually complete for a Destruction army launch. However, the wider week still has meaningful extras for readers and Warhammer+ viewers. The Australia and New Zealand delay is unfortunate, though the army set remains available there from Saturday.
