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Release date revealed for the next animation on Warhammer TV

The first episode of the new Warhammer Age of Sigmar animation, Arkanaut, will be heading to Warhammer TV on Friday 16 October.

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The animated series stars the intrepid Kharadron Overlords, and was first revealed during the Big Autumn Preview. Today, we can announce it will be released weekly, on the 16th, 23rd and 30th of October.

This brand new foray into the Mortal Realms follows the crew of the frigate Therodoson as they navigate treacherous skies in search of profit, with danger behind every cloud and powerful forces rippling through the aether.

You can be among the first to watch the new episode by subscribing to Warhammer+, where loads more original animations await along with hundreds of episodes of hobby challenges, battle reports, chat shows, and more. 

Fans of the Mortal Realms can also watch the dark and dramatic animated series Blacktalons and experience the horrors of the Vermindoom through the eyes of the Stormcast Eternals in Sigmar’s Toll.

Beyond Warhammer TV, you also get expanded access to the Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar apps, and a library of legacy lore books and White Dwarf back issues through the Warhammer Vault. This year, you’ll also get two free commemorative miniatures – one from the 41st Millennium, and one from the Mortal Realms – as well as the Warhammer Yearbook looking back at the last 12 months of our favourite hobby.

Annual subscribers get 12 months for the price of nine, so sign up now and we’ll see you on 16 October when we board our majestic skyvessels for the first episode of Arkanaut!

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