Ogor Mawtribes Army Set puts hungry new models on the Age of Sigmar menu
Games Workshop has put the Ogor Mawtribes back on the Warhammer Age of Sigmar menu. The latest Warhammer Community Sunday Preview says the faction is charging in next week with a new army set, and Wargamer has also covered the release window for tabletop players tracking the next big pre-order wave.
The official preview lists a Tyrant, two Maulbeast Cavalry, three Ironguts, and 10 Gluttons in the box. It also says the set includes Battletome: Ogor Mawtribes with a unique cover and 52 warscroll cards. That matters because this is not only a box of new models. It is a practical on-ramp for players who want the rules, the unit cards, and the miniatures in one purchase.
What is in the box
The shape of the set is clear: one leader, cavalry, elite infantry, and a block of Gluttons. For an Age of Sigmar player, that gives the army an immediate table identity. It has mass, impact, and a reason to start thinking about movement and board pressure before the models are even built.
The inclusion of warscroll cards is useful too. New or returning players do not have to keep every rule interaction in their head during the first few games. That is good product design for a faction refresh. It lowers friction without flattening the hobby into a quick-buy collectible.
The Crosspad angle
For families and players budgeting around wargames, army sets deserve a little extra care. They are exciting because they make a faction feel new again. They can also become an expensive pile of grey plastic if the buyer does not actually want the building, painting, and learning process that comes with them.
That is not a warning against the set. Ogors have a strong visual identity, and this release gives the army a clear moment in the spotlight. It is simply the kind of purchase that rewards patience. Check whether your table needs another project, whether the rules appeal to you, and whether the painting backlog can handle a full new force.
Warhammer Community notes that the product is delayed in Australia and New Zealand. Everyone else should watch the usual pre-order window and local shop allocations. If your group has been waiting for the Mawtribes to get fresh attention, this looks like the week to start planning.