The latest Warmachine Black Friday deals brings discounts, new army boxes, and some significant changes to how existing ranges are sold.
Black Friday is getting several bundles, while Warmachine 3D receives its own substantial sale. Meanwhile, Menoth continues expanding with two Covenant of the Flame forces arriving later this month. Cygnar also gets a major range refresh, with Khador already confirmed as the next faction receiving similar treatment. This is a summary of a community post found here.
Warmachine Black Friday Bundles, Menoth Armies, and a New Way to Collect Cygnar
Warmachine’s first big Black Friday push gives both newcomers and established players several interesting ways to expand. The introductory bundle combines Brinebloods and Shadowflame Shard Command Starters with a free Warmachine core book. Consequently, two players could get small opposing forces alongside the complete rules and Iron Kingdoms background. Southern Kriels Kithguard become the first faction selected for a recurring annual featured-army bundle.
That package combines the Core Expansion and Auxiliary Expansion with a free Battlegroup Box. Together, those sets can produce more than 100 points, giving Kithguard players considerable list-building room immediately. Meanwhile, three discounted Strangelight Workshop RPG bundles offer something different for players interested in occult investigations rather than tabletop warfare. All Black Friday bundles run from November 25 through the Black Friday weekend. They will be available directly through Warmachine and participating Warstores.
Additionally, the entire Warmachine 3D MyMiniFactory range receives a 20% discount. Tribe subscribers continue receiving an even larger 50% store discount alongside monthly STL releases. For hobbyists running printers constantly, that could create a dangerously impressive backlog.
Menoth players also have reinforcements arriving November 24. Scourge of the Unbeliever provides roughly 50 points led by Malekus, Word of Truth. Naturally, Malekus brings the Covenant’s fiery religious fury and works as a complete playable force immediately.
Bastions of Faith provides another roughly 50-point force under Stallos, Shield of the Righteous. Stallos has gone from traitor to committed defender of the restored Protectorate, giving the force some particularly interesting narrative flavor. Players can field either box independently for smaller games. However, combining Army Boxes allows Covenant commanders to start building toward the standard 100-point battlefield quickly.
Cygnar Storm Legion is receiving a different kind of update. Instead of new models replacing existing kits, Steamforged is reorganizing how players purchase the army. The refreshed range follows the newer structure already used by Fane of Nyrro and Cryx Necrofactorium. Storm Legion will now feature a Command Set, three Army Boxes, and separate Light and Heavy Warjack sets.
Importantly, those warjack products include their modular build options rather than forcing players toward a single configuration. The Command Set provides roughly 30 points for Command-level games. Meanwhile, each Army Box contains around 50 points suitable for Skirmish games. Players can then mix these packages together when building full 100-point armies.
This should make starting Cygnar considerably easier because each purchase now corresponds more clearly with an actual game size. Existing Storm Legion collectors do not need to replace anything. Every current model remains legal and fully playable, since only the packaging structure is changing. However, existing Storm Legion boxed sets will disappear once remaining inventory sells through. Players midway through collecting the previous range can therefore continue normally while stock remains available.
Finally, Khador Winter Korps has been confirmed as the next army getting this same treatment. Details are still being held for next week, but the direction is clear. Steamforged appears committed to making older Warmachine ranges easier to understand and purchase.
Final Thoughts
Overall, this batch of Warmachine Black Friday deals are largely about making armies easier and cheaper to start. Black Friday provides obvious value, while Menoth continues receiving substantial support. Meanwhile, Cygnar’s reorganization could matter more long term by simplifying an increasingly complicated product range. With Khador next, this looks increasingly like a broader strategy rather than a one-off packaging experiment.
