The 3D printing revolution has opened up new ways to bring your games to life on the tabletop, and Warmachine isn’t going to be left out of the party.
Starting from tomorrow - that’s right, tomorrow - and produced in conjunction with our friends at Titan-Forge and MyMiniFactory, the Warmachine Digital subscription will bring you a host of pre-supported STL miniatures every month, all sculpted to the same high standard as our physical miniatures.
The eagle-eyed among you will have noticed that we’re now releasing a new Warmachine army every three months, and Warmachine Digital supports that release with themed STL miniatures every month consisting of:
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A variant warcaster/warlock from the latest new army release every month
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Themed terrain sets every month
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Warjack and warbeast conversion parts plus themed SR2025 objectives, defenses, base toppers, and accessories released across each three-month block
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And a loyalty reward variant warcaster/warlock for every three consecutive months you’re subscribed
Month One - Gravediggers
The Warmachine Digital subscription begins with the release of the Cygnar Gravediggers, and in month one you’ll get:
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A variant Buck Hasker warcaster themed to the famous Ghost Dogs Trencher company
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The first Gravediggers terrain set - Trenchers Outpost
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Plus Gravediggers themed base toppers and accessories.
Then across May and June you’ll get Ghost Dogs variants of Grant Vargas and Allison Jakes, two more Gravediggers-themed terrain sets, Ghost Dogs-themed conversion parts for the Valiant and Patriot warjacks, and Gravediggers-themed defenses and SR2025 objectives.
There’s a Welcome Pack too
There’s also a free Welcome Pack that’s jam-packed with Cryx Necrofactorium goodies (or baddies?), including the Keynote-stealing Hive Mind cadre.
That’s right, the Cephalyx are back.
The Hive Mind are a fully playable 30pt cadre force that can also be fielded in a Cryx Necrofactorium army. Paired with the rules in the Warmachine app, you can be playing Warmachine for free.
(And if you don’t have a printer, we’ll also be selling physical versions of the Hive Mind on our website from late next month).
The Welcome Pack also contains Cephalyx-themed conversion parts for the Malefactor and Raptor warjacks, plus Cryx/Cephalyx themed-terrain, defenses, SR2025 objectives, base toppers, and accessories.
Okay, I’m in. How do I subscribe?
Warmachine Digital goes live tomorrow, April 3rd, at 2pm BST / 9am Eastern over on MyMiniFactory.
You can sign up to be notified when it goes live and grab the Buck Hasker variant which is part of the first month’s subscription too by heading to our sign up page here and signing up before 2pm BST tomorrow.
Once it all goes live tomorrow, you’ll have a choice of two tiers.
The Warcaster tier is for if you just want to dip your toe in. For $5 a month, you’ll get a variant warcaster STL miniature each month.
In April, you’ll be getting Exulon Khythus from the Welcome Pack, but you can still get Buck Hasker by signing up before 2pm BST tomorrow. Then from May onwards you’ll be getting that month’s variant warcaster.
The Army Tier
But it’s the Army tier where all the action is. You’ll get the free Welcome Pack and all of the STL miniatures released each month.
Plus for every three consecutive months you’re subbed you’ll also get the Loyalty reward of a fourth variant warcaster for that three-month block’s army release. For the first three months, that means you’ll be getting Captain Cynthia Rosko resplendent in Ghost Dogs finery.
The Army tier costs $10 a month, but not this month, because we’re launching Warmachine Digital at the Army tier for free in April.
Free?
Yup, free.
Sign up this month and you’ll get:
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The Hive Mind Cadre
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All the Cryx/Cephalyx-themed STL terrain, objectives, defenses, base toppers, and accessories
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Ghost Dogs variant Buck Hasker warcaster
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Cygnar Gravediggers-themed terrain, base toppers, and accessories
For free.
So, head on over to the sign up page to get notified when the Warmachine Digital subscription goes live on MyMiniFactory tomorrow at 2pm / 9am.
