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Games Workshop Unveils Ogor Mawtribes Army Set and New Legions Imperialis Titan Weapons

7/13/2026, 12:11:15 PM

Upcoming Release Highlights

Games Workshop will launch a new Ogor Mawtribes Army Set next week, accompanied by fresh weapon options for Legions Imperialis Titans. The preview notes that the set arrives “rumbling down from their mountains to fill the ever-gnawing hunger” and that “the centerpiece of next week’s releases is the new Ogor Mawtribes Army Set.” The Titan updates include a Warlord equipped with a Quak Cannon and Conversion Beam Extirpator, as well as a Reaver bearing a Graviton Obliterator and Volkite Annihilator.

Background and Recent Refresh

Since the conclusion of *Warhammer Fantasy*, “Ogres have not gotten a proper refresh in nearly two decades,” leaving longtime fans without a modern-era update. 2026 has seen a string of acclaimed Age of Sigmar releases—such as the Grove Guardian and Helsmiths—setting the stage for the long-awaited Ogor revival.

Model Contents and New Rules

The boxed set contains 1 Tyrant, 2 Maulbeast Cavalry, 3 Ironguts, and 10 Gluttons. Buyers also receive the inaugural *Battletome: Ogor Mawtribes*, delivering contemporary rules and lore that explain “why they’re hungry” and “what they’re hungry for (everything).”

Official Commentary & Community Reaction

The preview articles convey strong enthusiasm. Notable excerpts include:

  • “Inside the new army set, you’ll find 10 Gluttons, 3 Ironguts, 2 Maulbeast Cavalry, and of course the brutal Ogor Tyrant.” — J.R. Zambrano, Bell of Lost Souls staff writer
  • “One look at the Ogor models, and I can already tell these are going to sell out so fast.” — Wargamer article
  • “Among the Age of Sigmar armies, the Ogors are the only faction guaranteed to be composed of 99 % absolute units.” — Wargamer article
  • “It’s a testament to how excited folks are for more Ogor reveals after so many new models.” — Wargamer article

Future Teasers

Games Workshop has hinted at an upcoming “big bruiser on an even bigger steed,” suggesting additional Ogor-related releases later this summer. No official release dates beyond the next-week launch have been disclosed.