Warmachine Wednesday — Salvation arrives, the dead set sail
It’s Warmachine Wednesday, and what a start to the week!
We had a very late night here at Warmachine Northern HQ thanks to Tuesday’s Autumn Preview, but honestly? It was worth it. With two brand-new armies unveiled, there’s a lot to catch up on, so this week’s Warmachine Wednesday is a little more recap-heavy than usual.
Let’s get into it.
TL;DR
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Missed the Autumn Preview? Catch up with the full stream and discover the return of Protectorate of Menoth with Covenant of the Flame and the Cryx with Dread Armada
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Answer the Lawgiver’s call with the new Protectorate of Menoth Army Bundle available to pre-order
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The Dread Armada is coming ashore on Warmachine 3D next FronTier
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Catch up on this week’s Tuesday Launches
Salvation has arrived
If you missed last night’s Autumn Preview, don’t worry. We’ve got you covered.
We went big. Really big.
We unveiled two brand-new armies coming to Warmachine — the Protectorate of Menoth’s Covenant of the Flame and Cryx’s Dread Armada.
From new models and army boxes to rules, playstyles and plenty of surprises, there was a lot to take in. If you weren’t able to join us live, you can catch up with the full stream above and discover everything we revealed. Even one or two sneak peeks we didn’t plan on.
Answer the Lawgiver’s call
The Protectorate of Menoth has returned to the Iron Kingdoms, and with it comes a brand-new Prime army — Covenant of the Flame.
Led by Feora and built around a mix of classic Protectorate warjacks and fiery new forces, Covenant of the Flame brings the unmistakable look and feel of Menoth into the current edition of Warmachine. The full Autumn Preview revealed four boxed sets, including the Defenders of the Flame Command Set, along with the rules and playstyle that make this new army tick.
Want to answer the Lawgiver’s call in one go?
The Protectorate of Menoth Army Bundle brings together the full Covenant of the Flame collection, including Defenders of the Flame, Scourge of the Unbeliever, Bastions of Faith, and Heralds of Perdition. As well as both a light Revenger and heavy Crusader warjack box.
It also includes exclusive Classic Edition Menoth’s Four Gifts cards and a free set of Heavy and Light Warjack options, giving you plenty of ways to build out your forces.
The Dread Armada is coming ashore
Menoth aren’t the only ones making a comeback.
We also took a closer look at Cryx’s Dread Armada, the second brand-new army revealed during the Autumn Preview.
There’s plenty more to discover about the Dread Armada in the full Autumn Preview, so if you missed the stream, now’s a good time to find out exactly what Cryx has been keeping below deck.
Three new threats
While Tuesday night may have stolen the spotlight, plenty was happening earlier in the day too. Here’s a quick look at what and who else has arrived.
Court of Shadows — The Court is now in session
The Court has assembled, and Auricant Vorsalys demands your presence.
Court of Shadows is now available, bringing the ancient ruler of the Fane of Nyrro and his inner circle to the tabletop. If you missed the reveal, catch up with the full stream for a closer look at Vorsalys, everything inside the box and how the Court plays on the battlefield.
Drago, the Beast Unchained — Someone left the cage open
Vladimir Tzepesci’s most loyal warjack has been transformed by the primal fires of Urcaen and sorcerous cunning into a super-heavy abomination built for one thing — hitting things very, very hard and often.
The chains are off, and Drago, the Beast Unchained, is available now. Catch up with the full reveal here.
Meat Thresher — Farrow engineering strikes again
What do you get when the Thornfall Alliance combines salvaged technology, questionable engineering and absolutely no concern for safety?
This enormous armoured assault vehicle rolls straight through enemy formations, carving a path with its bladed drum while keeping the bullets flying. It’s crude, it’s brutal, and it really shouldn’t work as well as it does.
The Meat Thresher is available now from the Warmachine store, or grab the STL through Warmachine 3D and print your own questionable feat of Farrow engineering at home.
