The Ogor Mawtribes have finished their latest meal, and it’s time for them to thunder down from the mountains of Ghur. We’re not sure we can beat that much sheer mass, so why not join them?
Warhammer Age of Sigmar – Morga the Mighty
Morga the Mighty is one of the most fearsome ogor warlords alive, and enforces her iron dominion with ruthless violence from the back of her personal glutthorn, Grutta. Some say she is even the chosen champion of the Gulping God, though Morga herself pays the ramblings of Butchers little heed.
This multi-part plastic kit can alternatively be assembled as a Tyrant on Glutthorn, with multiple build options and the choice of leaving the mount armoured or unarmoured.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar – Redd the Maw
Standing behind his enormous cauldron, Redd the Maw commands the awe and attention of the Mawtribes as the High Slaughtermaster and, if his tales are to be believed, one of the few to see their god with his own eyes. The intoxicating fumes from his brew whip nearby ogors into a blood-crazed frenzy, while Redd himself calls upon the power of savage gut magic.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar – Grell Firefist
Ogors often travel the world as mercenaries, and Grell is one of the most experienced around. Her massive cannon can shred entire units of infantry in one deafening blast – an explosion so loud that it gives other ogors the chance to break away from combat unharmed.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar – Tyrant
Lead your ogors to a crushing victory with the new multi-part plastic Tyrant. These brutal warlords lead from the front and command absolute obedience from their tribe, splitting skulls and severing limbs with wide sweeps of their deadly weapons.
This Tyrant kit comes with an assortment of cosmetic parts, including two gut plates, three heads, two sets of weapons for each hand, and two separate back banners.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar – Butcher
Call upon the primal power of gut magic with the ogor Butcher – a savage spellcaster who channels the power of the Gulping God into potent attacks and supporting enchantments. Each one comes with a choice of two heads, with or without a hood, and is packed with gory details.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar – Ironguts
Ironguts are the elite warriors of an ogor tribe, clad in extremely heavy armour and armed with a selection of simple, brutal weapons. They make excellent bodyguards for your Heroes, and each pack of three comes with a wide variety of cosmetic parts to choose from including weapons, heads, and more.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar – Gluttons
As the rank and file of an ogor war horde – or the closest thing to it – Gluttons are straightforward in their desire for battle: simply smash, eat, rinse and repeat. You get five in a box, and each one can choose from a sword, hammer, right or left knuckle-dusters, different heads, and all sorts of optional cosmetic parts. One even gets to swing a massive two-handed hammer around, living their best life.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar – Cleavers/Gutseers
Cleavers are among the most zealous devotees of the Gulping God, and trawl the battlefield looking for suitable ‘ingredients’ on their neverending journey of reverential consumption. Even more unsettling and twice as macabre are the Gutseers, whose droning chants distract enemy wizards and priests, while their connection to fonts of gut magic lets Butchers channel their spells through the Gutseer cult.
This new multi-part plastic kit can build either a unit of three Cleavers or a unit of three Gutseers, with cosmetic options for the Cleavers.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar – Maulbeast Raiders/Maulbeast Cavalry
Hunt the enemy like wild animals with Maulbeast Raiders or smash their battle line apart with Maulbeast Cavalry, whichever tickles your fancy. Each kit builds two Raiders or two Cavalry, with several customisation options for each.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar – Hunters with Sabrefangs
Ogors that feel more at home in the wilds than their loud and boisterous camps band together as units of Hunters, who pick off choice enemy targets with enormous crossbows while their pet sabrefangs snap at anyone foolish enough to get too close. Each box builds three Hunters and two Sabrefangs, with options for bare or helmeted heads and a vulture companion for the optional unit champion.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar – Mantrapper
The Mantrapper is an excellent marksman who uses the heavy chained bolts fed into his crossbow to pin down enemy units, slowing their charges and preventing flying foes from taking off altogether, while his devious minions distract and disrupt their prey.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar – Okar’s Torrbad
Send some mercenary ogor cavalry to assist your Destruction armies with Okar’s Torrbad, a new Regiment of Renown set. This band of brutal killers is made up of a Huskard on Stonehorn and a Thundertusk Beastrider, whose connection to frosty elementals lets them guide units through freezing storms with preternatural ease.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar – Battletome: Ogor Mawtribes
The rules you need for the newcomers above and a bounty of ogor lore can be found in Battletome: Ogor Mawtribes, which is packed with warscrolls, battle traits, spell lores, and tons of awesome artwork. You can get this essential accompaniment to an ogor army in both its regular hardback edition and the Gamer’s Edition release, which includes a portable, softback version of the battletome alongside a full set of warscroll cards for the faction.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar – Ogor Mawtribes Dice
What is there left to do but show your allegiance to the mawtribes – and their ever-hungry leaders – by picking up a set of 16 dice cast in frosted grey plastic with black pips and the faction symbol on the six face. Trust us, they’re much easier to roll (and clean) than real knucklebones.
Black Library – The Horus Heresy Saga: Galaxy in Flames
The next epic novel in the Horus Heresy Saga is almost here. Galaxy in Flames by Ben Counter marks the beginning of the Warmaster’s rebellion as the soon-to-be Traitors embark for Isstvan III and the fateful cull of their Loyalist elements. Like Horus Rising and False Gods before it, Galaxy in Flames will be available in a beautiful Premium Edition release with a faux-leather cover, gold foil details, and a metal emblem adorning the front cover.
This will be your first chance to buy the Premium Edition of Galaxy In Flames by Ben Counter, which will only be available while stocks last, although it may return to print at a future date.
You can also pick up this novel in its regular hardback edition, as well as French- and German-language paperback versions.
Black Library – The Horus Heresy Saga: False Gods
You’ll also be able to get the second instalment in the Horus Heresy Saga – False Gods by Graham McNeill – in a new paperback edition.
Black Library – Blood of the Godeater
The hotly anticipated sequel to The Godeater’s Son is here, as Heldanarr Fall finds himself at odds with his nature as a brutal slayer in Blood of the Godeater by Noah van Nguyen. After finding two infant children alive in the ruins of a ransacked settlement, Heldanarr knows that he must protect them, but with rival Chaos Lords circling and rumours of Hammerhal’s legions on the march, he may have to turn to a being that would sooner have him slaughter to his last breath: Khorne, the god of blood, murder, and endless war.
Black Library – Witch Hunters: The Omnibus
Read all about the determined witch hunters of the Mortal Realms in a new action-packed omnibus full of twists and turns. Witch Hunters: The Omnibus contains three novels, four short stories, and a novella – plenty of witchfinding goodness to sink your stakes into.
Warhammer TV
This week on Warhammer TV, Deep Strike digs into the design and production of the awesome Adepta Sororitas animated series Penitence, while How We Roll turns back the clock to talk about the Skitarii Conclaves of the Horus Heresy era and how their strange Battle-Pilgryms were designed.
Scrap Demon, meanwhile, hoists the mainsails for an anarchic custom build contest where four participants must use a pile of random sprues and their own crazed imaginations to construct… a pirate ship. Yo ho ho!
Here at Warhammer Community, we’re taking a closer look between the pages of the upcoming Codex: Orks, chatting with community members about the new Ogor Mawtribes, and catching a pair of exciting reveals on Monday. That’s right – two. We’ll see you then.
NOTE: The Ogor Mawtribes pre-orders are unfortunately delayed in Australia and New Zealand, but people in those countries will be able to order the Ogor Mawtribes Army Set from Saturday.
