Winter is coming, and with it comes the 2026 Battleforce Boxes for this year! Always popular sets, the Christmas Battleforce Boxes bundle together a collection of miniatures together at a great price, and they normally offer some amazing discounts!

We don’t yet know how much these boxes will cost this time around, but last year each box cost £155 – so we will be using this as the basis for our savings. Once we know the actual cost we’ll update the savings on this post!

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This year there’s 7 for Warhammer 40k, 6 for Warhammer Age of Sigmar and some Horus Heresy ones on the way too! We’ll update the post with Horus Heresy details once they are annouced!

So without further ado let’s check out the sets!

Warhammer 40,000

Space Marines: Indomitus Task Force

Captain In Terminator Armour – £30

Chaplain – £27

Redemptor Dreadnought – £52

5 Terminators – £44

5 Assault Intercessors with Jump Packs – £39.50

10 Intercessors – £41.50

Total Value – £234

We are off to a good start with a Space Marine box containing £234 of goodies, again the real value will be seen when we know the sticker price, but even if this was £180 you’d be saving around £50 here!

Chaos Knights: Helhunt Lance

Knight Ruinator (can alternatively be built as Knight Abominant, Knight Rampager, or Knight Desecrator) – £120

4 War Dog Stalkers (can alternatively be built as War Dog Brigands or War Dog Karnivores) – £130 (two boxes at £65 each)

Total Value – £250

The Space Marine box was good, but this one is even better! If you’re looking to start a Chaos Knight army then this is a cracking buy!

Orks: Armoured Blitzmob

Warboss In Mega Armour – £29

Battlewagon (can alternatively be built as a Gunwagon) – £82.50

Deff Dread – £41.50

3 Meganobz – £46.50

10 Ork Boyz – £41

Total Value – £240.50

Another decent Battleforce Box, especially if you’ve started collecting an Ork army in the new edition!

Space Wolves: Champions of Fenris

Logan Grimnar – £46.50

Arjac Rockfist – £30

15 Wolf Guard Terminators – £132 (3 boxes at £44 each)

Total Value – £208.50

This one has the least value so far, but I think it’s going to be a popular box, especially if it comes in at a lower price tag compared to the others!

Blood Angels: Angelus Assault Force

Commander Dante – £29.50

Blood Angels Chaplain with Jump Pack – £26

Death Company Brutalis Dreadnought – £54

3 Sanguinary Guard – £39.50

5 Death Company Marines with Jump Packs – £39.50

Blood Angels Upgrade Frame – Not available separately, so not including this from a value POV

Total Value – £188.50

This Battleforce has been the subject of many memes online, and with the lowest value so far it’s easy to see why – but again, there is a chance this will be priced lower than the other ones and still offer a decent discount.

Chaos Space Marines: Cult of Destruction

Warpsmith – £29

Defiler – £92

Venomcrawler and 2 Obliterators – £51

5 Havocs – £41.50

3 Mutilators – £44

Total Value – £257.50

The best value Battleforce box so far, and one that I think will be very popular! Very tempted to pick this up to add to my Word Bearers myself…

Necrons: Disciples of the Nekrosor

C’tan Shard of the Nightbringer – £82.50

Nekrosor Ammentar – £40

3 Ophydian Destroyers – £41.50

Canoptek Doomstalker – £33.50

10 Necron Warriors and 3 Canoptek Scarab Swarms – £33.50

Total Value – £231

Another decent box for the Necrons, especially if you are looking to start a new force. This is something that is true across all these 40k boxes, they are probably less useful for adding to an existing force, but make a great start to a new army!

Warhammer Age of Sigmar

Stormcast Eternals: Annihilation Host

Lord-Commander Bastian Carthalos – £29.50

Lord-Relictor – £29

Lord-Celestant – £30

3 Praetors – £37

6 Annihilators – £79 (2 boxes at £39.50 each)

3 Annihilators with Meteoric Grandhammers – £39.50

Total Value – £244

A decent start for the Age of Sigmar Battleforce Boxes, though this one is very Annhilator heavy!

Cities of Sigmar: Knights of Hammerhal

Tahlia Vedra, Lioness of the Parch – £102.50

Freeguild Cavalier-Marshal – £39.50

10 Freeguild Cavaliers – £88 (2 boxes at £44 each)

Total Value – £230

Another brilliant Battleforce Box if you’re looking to start a new Cities of Sigmar army – all the units are really solid too!

Maggotkin of Nurgle: Plaguesworn Host

Harbinger of Decay – £39.50

Lord of Blights – £22.50

3 Sloven Knights – £44

5 Putrid Blightkings – £41.50

10 Rotswords – £41.50

14 Pox-Wretches and 6 Mire Kelpies – £37

Total Value – £226

Lower value than the other ones we have seen so far, but again I think this is going to be a popular one, containing most of the new Nurgle releases!

Orruk Warclans: Grunta Stampede

Tuskboss on Maw-Grunta (can alternatively be built as Maw-Grunta Gouger or Maw-Grunta with Hakkin’ Krew) – £54

Maw-Grunta Gouger (can alternatively be built as Tuskboss on Maw-Grunta or Maw-Grunta with Hakkin’ Krew) – £54

6 Gore-Gruntas – £114

Total Value – £222

Another decent Battleforce, giving you all the pigs all the time! Think this one could be good fun!

Nighthaunt: Court of the Undying King

Nagash, Supreme Lord of the Undead – £95

2 Dreadblade Harrows – £18.75

10 Dreadscythe Harridans – £37

10 Bladegheist Revenants – £37

10 Grimghast Reapers – £37

Total Value £224.75

Another Battleforce Box with a decent centerpiece in it! Nagash is very points heavy too making this box clock in at around 1450 points!

Slaves to Darkness: Legion of Damnation

Chaos Lord on Daemonic Mount – £41.50

5 Chaos Chosen – £41.50

3 Varanguard – £67.50

5 Chaos Knights – £44

10 Chaos Warriors – £40

Total Value – £234.50

Lots of contents in this final Age of Sigmar Battleforce Box, and again I think this is a brilliant start to a new Slaves to Darkness army!