Games Workshop has launched a new multipart kit for Space Marine Outriders, offering increased poseability and expanded wargear options for the unit. According to Warhammer Community, the updated miniatures allow for customizable bike angles and diverse loadouts for the sergeant, including thunder hammers, power axes, or power swords. These releases coincide with the second week of the global Deathmire campaign, where players can influence the narrative by reporting game results through official channels.
How Do New Multipart Kits Change Tabletop Strategy?
The transition to multipart kits from static poses significantly impacts both hobbyists and competitive players. By allowing models to lean into corners or adjust their posture, the new Outrider kit provides cosmetic flexibility that was previously limited. According to the manufacturer, the sergeant’s updated wargear options—specifically the choice between a thunder hammer, power axe, or power sword—allow for greater tactical specialization on the tabletop. These changes reflect a broader trend in tabletop gaming where modularity is prioritized to increase the longevity and replayability of plastic kits.
What Is the Status of the Deathmire Campaign?
Imperial forces have retreated to The Cloisters, a shanty town situated between the Tempestor Victorum line and the hive center, following the initial stages of the conflict. As reported by Warhammer Community, this location serves as the primary theater for the second week of the campaign. The outcome of these engagements will decide control of the Gallows Spaceport, a vital transport hub and supply line for both the Imperium and the Ork invaders. Players can contribute to the campaign’s trajectory by registering their game results via their My Warhammer account or at local retail locations.
Why Does Global Campaign Participation Matter?
Global campaigns function as a community-driven narrative engine, allowing the collective efforts of thousands of players to determine the fate of a fictional setting. The Deathmire event is unique because it allows players to dedicate their victories to either the Space Marines or Orks, regardless of which army they actually field on the table. For instance, a player using a Drukhari or Tyranid force can still influence the outcome, reflecting the interconnected nature of the setting. According to official terms, participants who register their results online are entered into a draw for one of 40 1,000-point army sets.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I participate in the Deathmire campaign if I don’t play Space Marines or Orks?
Yes. According to Warhammer Community, you can participate with any army. Your game results can be dedicated to either the Space Marines or the Orks to help shift the campaign’s momentum.
How do I register my game results?
You can report your results online through the official Warhammer 40,000 Deathmire portal using a My Warhammer account, or by visiting a local Warhammer store.
What are the prizes for participating?
Players who register their results online are entered into a draw to win one of 40 1,000-point armies of Space Marines or Orks. Terms and conditions apply as outlined on the official website.
Have you already reported your first game of the Deathmire campaign? Share your experiences in the comments below or head to your nearest store to make your mark on the Gallows Spaceport.
