Best & Worst Warhammer 40k Factions Ranked in the Meta
See which armies are the best in the Warhammer 40k meta and which ones are flopping hard in a full ranking of the best and worst factions right now.
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See which armies are the best in the Warhammer 40k meta and which ones are flopping hard in a full ranking of the best and worst factions right now.
GW’s latest Warhammer 40k 11th Edition Q&A answers big questions: cheaper softcover codexes, rebuilt Ork Boyz datasheet, and rules updates for July 22.
Here are all the new tabletop gaming releases, previews, rumors, and more from over the weekend, plus the latest Warhammer news for you!
Miniature Game relaunches keep failing, and they all show the same pattern; here’s why even Warhammer ones struggle to gain traction after each relaunch.
Space Marines Outriders are getting a new multipart kit after the Imperium beat the Orks in Week 1 of the Siege of Death Mire campaign and claimed the Outer Walls.
Kary Affrunti’s 5-0 Necrons took the Silver State Classic 2026 army list crown with three C’tan and enough reanimation to grind through the entire field.
Track every Warhammer 40k codex release date for 10th Edition (2023–2026), and see what’s rumored and out now for 11th Edition.
Jack Murphy’s 5-0 T’au Empire took the 2026 US Goonhammer Open 40k GT crown, while two very different Ork armies used Freebooter Krew to finish in the top three.
Equatorial Hordes is the new free Orks detachment tied to Death Mire, leaning all the way into jungle ambushes, Scouts, and staying power.
The Vengeful Hosts Detachment rewards every charge and ingress move with re-rolls, so jump-pack Space Marines always want to be moving.
Games Workshop has stopped 3d Printing Warhammer models for their previews and product images, hinting they may have finally gotten ahead of production.
The Marvel Crisis Protocol update just slipped to August, and after years of AMG stop-start whiplash, another delay is not the news anyone wanted.
Games Workshop’s bundle box fatigue is starting to show as limited FOMO releases pile up while in-demand Warhammer kits are staying out of stock.
The Baneblade is on GW’s 43-item removal list, and for a six-sprue kit at $190, it’s hard not to look at the numbers behind the decision.
GW’s 40k pre-painted terrain is shaping up to be a $350 gamble, and the UKGE display cabinet did the sell no favors either.