Games Workshop is making changes to Warhammer+, with a subscription price increase arriving alongside a broader set of member benefits. The update is expected to begin next month, giving subscribers a revised package that mixes added rewards with a higher ongoing cost.
The biggest change highlighted so far is that Warhammer+ subscribers will receive two miniatures each year. That addition appears to be one of the main selling points of the new subscription offer, and it comes with other rewards that expand what members get beyond the service’s existing appeal.
For fans comparing the value of Warhammer+, the update shifts the conversation from simple access to content toward a more reward-focused membership. The inclusion of annual minis suggests Games Workshop is trying to make the subscription feel more tangible for hobbyists who want collectibles and extras tied directly to their membership.
At the same time, the price rise means subscribers will have to decide whether the new benefits justify the added cost. As the changes roll out next month, Warhammer+ looks set to become a more feature-heavy service, but one that asks members to pay more for the expanded package.
