Warhammer Day is all about celebrating the worlds, characters, and stories that make the franchise special. This year's celebration delivered plenty of exciting announcements for video games, collectibles, merchandise, and tabletop adventures, giving fans even more ways to explore their favorite universes.

From a new stealth adventure starring a cunning Skaven assassin to fresh content for Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector, here's a look at the biggest announcements from this year's celebration.

The stealth platformer Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Deathmaster has unveiled its first story trailer, introducing players to Vinheek, a Skaven assassin with ambitions of rising through the ranks.

Initially introduced as a powerless prisoner, Vinheek is freed by Skiteek, a fellow assassin from Clan Skrell. However, freedom comes with a price. Rather than offering a fresh start, Skiteek makes Vinheek a tool for the clan's deadly operations.

Forced to complete dangerous contracts without mercy, Vinheek must eliminate targets to climb the Clan Skrell hierarchy. Every successful assassination brings greater status, but rival clans and dangerous enemies threaten to bring his ambitions to an end.

Deathmaster is scheduled to launch in 2027 for Steam, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch 2.

Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector is celebrating its fifth anniversary with a free update introducing a new map, additional gameplay options, and a significant rebalance of units across the game.

Xbox Play Anywhere support is also now available, allowing players to enjoy the game across supported Xbox devices and Windows PCs.

The celebration continues with the upcoming Courage and Catastrophe DLC, scheduled to launch on December 14. The expansion introduces a 13-mission story campaign alongside three new units, adding even more strategic possibilities to the battlefield.

Warhammer Day also brought a variety of announcements from officially licensed partners, covering everything from detailed collectibles to new gaming experiences and clothing.

Wētā Workshop has teased its next highly detailed 1:10-scale Warhammer statue. The identity of the character remains a mystery, with the full reveal expected later this year.

DK Books has expanded the Warhammer 40,000 Character Encyclopedia, adding more notable figures from the 41st Millennium. The updated edition is available for preorder, giving fans an opportunity to discover more about the characters shaping the galaxy.

Displate has revealed metal posters featuring key artwork from the four factions of Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War IV. The company also announced Warhammer 40,000 Shards, a new collection of miniature metal prints featuring three rarity levels.

Meanwhile, Warhammer Art has introduced Triptych, a three-piece wall art format designed to bring iconic Warhammer artwork to a larger display. The collection begins with a striking Armageddon-themed design.

Warhammer Survivors is scheduled to launch on November 10, bringing its fast-paced action to fans soon.

Ahead of release, two new characters have been revealed who will offer players weapons and artifacts during their adventures. A new range of officially licensed merchandise is also available through the Warhammer Merch Store.

The store is expanding its selection with additional clothing and accessories, including Dawn of War IV desk mats. A new Chaos banner is also in development, pending final approval.

TOMY has revealed two new additions to its upcoming plush collection: a Blood Angels Intercessor and an adorable Nurgling sporting its own tongue as a scarf.

Both designs are scheduled to arrive in 2027, alongside additional characters that have yet to be revealed.

Starforged is also expanding its collectible offerings with magnetic Space Marine helmets inspired by the legendary First Founding Chapters. Each design features distinctive iconography and modifications, giving fans a new way to celebrate their favorite Space Marine factions.

Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 has received another platform announcement, with developers Auroch Digital confirming that the game will arrive on Nintendo Switch 2 on November 19.

The upcoming release gives Nintendo players another opportunity to experience the fast-paced action of the Warhammer 40,000 universe.

Warhammer Combat Cards is temporarily bringing classic Warhammer artwork to the game, replacing the usual miniature appearances with illustrations from the franchise's history.

The special artwork will remain available until November 6, after which the cards will return to their standard appearances.

Players can also redeem the code WARHAMMERDAY in-game to receive free cards, plasma, and coins.

Following its previous collection inspired by the Empire of Man, Warhammer Armoury is turning its attention to Bretonnia.

The company has shared an early preview of its latest costume collection, bringing the distinctive style of the legendary kingdom to fans interested in Warhammer-inspired outfits and cosplay.

Cubicle 7 Games is celebrating the launch of the fifth edition of Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, which coincides with the classic tabletop RPG's 40th anniversary.

Fans can preorder the new core rulebook and receive a free PDF copy, allowing them to begin exploring the updated edition immediately.

This year's Warhammer Day highlights just how much the franchise has grown beyond its tabletop origins.

With new video games, expanded RPG adventures, detailed collectibles, creative merchandise, and fresh content for existing titles, fans have plenty of reasons to celebrate.

Whether exploring the grim darkness of the 41st Millennium, discovering the fantasy realms of Bretonnia, or climbing the ranks of a dangerous Skaven clan, the Warhammer universe continues to offer new experiences for longtime fans and newcomers alike.