Black Friday Warhammer deals 2024: The best offers live now
Discounts on models, paints, video games, and more are here
1. Quick links
2. Today's best deals
3. FAQ
They may not be labelled as such, but it feels as if this year's Black Friday Warhammer deals are underway. That's because more and more discounts are starting to creep out from cover like Space Marine scouts scoping out the battlefield.
Despite the sale being over a week away, hot new releases like Underworlds: Embergard and Kill Team: Hivestorm have already been slashed in price at a variety of retailers. Paints are beginning to be reduced as well, so I suspect 2024's Black Friday Warhammer deals will be here in full force before long. In fact, there are so many discounts that it's a bit overwhelming. Because there's so much to choose from, the GamesRadar+ team and I will be bringing you the latest, greatest savings as they appear.
We've also listed some advice on how to make the most of this sale, built up over years of experience. Warhammer deals aren't always in the most obvious places, so these tips should help you score a saving or two as Black Friday gaming deals get going.
Quick links
- Amazon: Save up to $40
- Miniature Market: Get up to $16 off
- Target: Savings up to $45
- Walmart: Up to $30 off
UK
- Amazon: Save up to £15
- Magic Madhouse: Up to £24 off
- Wayland Games: Get up to £30 off
- Zatu: Savings up to £15
Today's best Black Friday Warhammer deals
Underworlds: Embergard | $100 $85 at Miniature Market
Save $15 - Seeing as it's only just been announced and isn't even out yet, being able to save a full $15 on the new edition of Underworlds is worth paying attention to. I doubt you'll find it for less elsewhere.
Buy it if:
✅ You're new to Underworlds
✅ You like Stormcast or Skaven
Don't buy it if:
❌ You can't fit a new game into your schedule
Price check:
💲 Amazon | $85
💲 Warhammer | $100
⭐ UK price: £67.50 £53.99 at Magic Madhouse
Age of Sigmar Ultimate Starter Set | $210 $178.50 at Amazon
Save $30 - Considering how this one has only just come out, that kind of price cut is very eye-catching. That seems to be a record low price as well, so you literally can't do better than this offer ahead of 2024's Black Friday sale.
Buy it if:
✅ You're new to AoS
✅ You like Stormcast or Skaven
Don't buy it if:
❌ You aren't bothered about either faction
Price check:
💲 Miniature Market | $178.99
💲 Warhammer | $210
⭐ UK price: £130 £106.99 at Zatu
Warhammer 40K Ultimate Starter Set | $210 $178.50 at Walmart
Save $31.50 - If you want the best possible start to your Warhammer 40,000 journey, this is it. While that's not a record low price, you can't really argue with $30 off the sticker price
Buy it if:
✅ You want to get the new edition
✅ You want either Space Marines or Tyranids
Don't buy it if:
❌ You don't like either faction
Price check:
💲 Miniature Market | OOS
💲 Warhammer | $210
⭐ UK price: £130 £104 at Wayland Games
Kill Team: Hivestorm | $230 $189 at Amazon
Save $39 - This isn't far off the lowest price I've seen for this boxset, and it's still an outrageously good deal on something that's only just come out. It's crammed with stuff as well so is pretty excellent value.
Buy it if:
✅ You want to get the new edition
✅ You're new to Kill Team
Don't buy it if:
❌ You'd rather wait for the core rules separately
Price check:
💲 Miniature Market | OOS
💲 Warhammer | $230
⭐ UK price: £145 £121.99 at Zatu
Kroot Hunting Pack army box | $230 $159.99 at Amazon
Save $70 - It's not listed as a deal, and that isn't the set's lowest ever price but considering how the MSRP is $220, you're saving almost $70 with this discount on the army box.
Buy it if:
✅ You want to start a new army
✅ You want to boost your T'au force
Don't buy it if:
❌ You're new to the game
Price check:
💲 Target | $174.99
💲 Warhammer | OOS
⭐ UK price: Unavailable (OOS)
Darkoath army box | $200 $146.48 at Amazon
Save $50 - This is just a few dollars away from being the Darkoath box's lowest ever price. That's certainly the best deal I've been able to find, anyway, so it's a great start to this year's Black Friday Warhammer deals.
Buy it if:
✅ You want to start a new army
✅ You love Conan etc
Don't buy it if:
❌ You're new to the game
Price check:
💲 Target | $166.99
💲 Warhammer | OOS
⭐ UK price: £125 £100 at Element Games
Warhammer 40K The Ultimate Guide | $45 $33.10 at Walmart
Save $10 - This in-depth explainer on the Warhammer 40,000 universe has been making waves, so it's perfect if you're looking for a lore primer to swot up on over the Holidays. That's its lowest ever price, too.
Buy it if:
✅ You want to learn about the universe
✅ You're new to all this
Don't buy it if:
❌ You're a lore expert
Price check:
💲 Amazon | $33.52
💲 Target | Unavailable
⭐ UK price: £35 £26.69 at Amazon
Space Marine 2 (PS5) | $69.99 $54.95 at Amazon
Save $15 - Looking to take the grimdark to your TV? So far as I can tell, this video game adaptation of the Warhammer universe has never been cheaper than it is here. A cracking way to kick off this year's Black Friday Warhammer deals.
Buy it if:
✅ You want an action game
✅ You're new to all this
Don't buy it if:
❌ You prefer tabletop
Price check:
💲 Walmart | $62.79
💲 Target | Unavailable
⭐ UK price: £59.99 £46.99 at Argos
Space Marine 2 (Xbox Series X) | $69.99 $59.99 at Amazon
Save $10 - If you play on Xbox, you can also save a bunch on the latest Space Marine game. According to price-matching, it's never been available for less.
Buy it if:
✅ You want an action game
✅ You're new to all this
Don't buy it if:
❌ You prefer tabletop
Price check:
💲 Walmart | $59.99
💲 Target | $69.99
⭐ UK price: £59.99 £46.99 at Argos
Black Friday Warhammer deals FAQ
When will the Black Friday Warhammer deals start?
This year's Black Friday Warhammer deals will kick off the day after Thanksgiving and on the final Friday of the month. In other words, you can expect the discounts to occur on November 29, 2024.
Stay ready, though. While the best reductions will take place then, other savings can be found both before and after that date. Price cuts typically start a week or so beforehand, and they continue into December (at which point they're relabelled as 'Cyber Monday' deals).
Where will the best Black Friday Warhammer deals be?
If you're eager to stay one step ahead in this year's Black Friday Warhammer deals (which is very sensible, and I salute your preparedness), be sure to watch out for the following retailers. They tend to be the most reliable bets in terms of savings.
However, remember that the UK is much better off in terms of discount-wielding independent retailers. (Sadly, the US has some catching up to do there.) Although stock can be more of an issue with these smaller businesses, they almost always manage to offer a price cut on the latest and greatest products. Along with ever-reliable sources such as Magic Madhouse and Wayland Games, I've heard that Goblin Gaming, Element Games, and MTechCave are worth watching out for too. (Thanks for the heads-up, Fauxhammer.)
USA
- Miniature Market: Comfortably the best for sales
- Amazon: Good for starter sets and boxed games
- eBay: Always great for reduced and used kits
- MTechCave: Apparently a reliable source of discounts
- Walmart: Stocks merch like Warhammer action figures
- Best Buy: Offers Warhammer video games
UK
- Amazon: Reliable source of starter sets and boxed kits
- Magic Madhouse: Great range and savings overall
- Zatu: Provides regular and decent discounts
- Wayland Games: Consistently good offers on Warhammer
- eBay: Excellent for reduced prices and used kits
- Goblin Gaming: Often provides reductions
- Element Games: Another good source of Warhammer discounts
- Firestorm Games: Save on 40K, AoS, and beyond
What to expect from Black Friday Warhammer deals
So, what sort of Black Friday Warhammer deals are we going to see in the year of our Emperor 2024? The answer depends on where you look. (We'll get into that in a minute.) I can guess what we're going to see a little more accurately though, so here's what I'm anticipating from the sale.
💰 Don't expect an official sale
Black Friday Warhammer deals are guaranteed... but if we're talking about Games Workshop itself, you may wind up being disappointed - the company doesn't tend to do sales like that in-house. Rather, they more commonly offer bonuses such as the 'Earn as you Spend' promotion for anyone signed up to the GW newsletter.
🏪 Make a beeline for independent retailers
The best place to find actual Black Friday Warhammer deals would be smaller, independent stockists. The likes of Miniature Market in the US or the UK's Magic Madhouse are always discounting GW products, and there's no way in hell they won't be doing the same thing again for this year's sale. I've already seen plenty of reductions on brand-new items, for example, from Hivestorm to Age of Sigmar Stormcast Eternals.
🆕 Most savings will be on new or recent releases
Because the biggest reductions can be found at independent retailers with a smaller capacity, most of the savings to watch out for will be found on items from the past year or so. We're talking boxsets like Hivestorm, those new Blood Angels, the fresh Stormcast Eternals and Skaven, or Underworlds: Embergard.
🎁 Big retailers will focus on starter and boxsets
Approach Amazon, Walmart, and the rest with tempered expectations. While their range isn't as broad (the more mainstream the product is, the more likely you are to find it), you can practically guarantee some money off starter sets for both Age of Sigmar and 40K. These are some of the few items that always to be in stock no matter what, so a reduction is basically guaranteed - it certainly has been over the past several years. Kill Team core boxes also appear here on the regular, so I'd be surprised if they weren't cut in price even just a little.
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