Games Workshop: Warhammer+ Adds New Features, Increases Price - Bell of Lost Souls

What the report says

Bell of Lost Souls reports that Games Workshop is changing the rewards structure for Warhammer+ subscribers while also raising subscription prices. According to the July 24, 2026 report by Simon Berman, the updates begin next month, with annual subscribers set to receive both of the yearly special-edition miniatures rather than choosing between a Warhammer 40,000 model and an Age of Sigmar model. The package will also add a new “Warhammer Yearbook.”

The article says the 2026 miniature rewards are “Wrath of Macragge,” a Space Marine-themed sculpt featuring an Ultramarines-painted Bladeguard Veteran, and “The Plague Knight’s Burden,” centered on a Maggotkin of Nurgle Rotsword dragging a fallen Freeguild soldier. Bell of Lost Souls describes the Yearbook as a photo- and art-focused annual intended to celebrate Warhammer settings and imagery.

The price increase is a key part of the change. Bell of Lost Souls reports that monthly Warhammer+ subscriptions will rise from $6.99 to $8.49, while annual subscriptions will move from $59.99 to $74.99. The article notes that the pricing information was not included in the Warhammer Community announcement and was instead sent to current subscribers by email after that post appeared.

The development matters for Warhammer fans because Warhammer+ combines streaming content, hobby material and subscription-exclusive collectibles, making the perceived value of the service closely tied to its annual rewards. Bell of Lost Souls characterizes the changes as broadly positive because subscribers receive more physical items, while also raising concern about how the company communicated the higher price.