Warhammer

Warhammer Merchandise – Supplies for the 41st Millennium

Since the 1980s, Games Workshop has been building one of the largest fantasy and science-fiction universes there is: Warhammer began in 1983 as a tabletop game set in a grim fantasy world, and 1987 brought Warhammer 40,000, transplanting the eternal war into the distant future – a setting so extreme and over-the-top that it coined its own adjective: grimdark. In 2015, Age of Sigmar replaced the classic fantasy world. Novels, video games like "Space Marine 2," and a worldwide hobby-and-painting community have long since become part of the mix. At Elbenwald you'll find officially licensed Warhammer merchandise – fully assembled, primed by fate itself.

What sets Warhammer apart?

Its refusal to compromise. Hardly any universe carries its premise through so consistently: the Imperium of Man is vast and yet perpetually on the brink, and every faction has both grandeur and depths – from the superhuman Space Marines to the scheming powers of Chaos to the Orks, who simply consider war the meaning of life. Add to that the aesthetic: Gothic armor, Purity Seals, chainswords – designs that have shaped entire genres for decades. For collectors, the action figures translate all that weight into shelf format, detailed down to the last wax seal cord. And the best part: they're already standing there in color, no dry-brushing required.

Frequently asked questions

What Warhammer products does Elbenwald offer?

The core consists of richly detailed action figures for Warhammer 40,000 – from Ultramarines to Death Guard to Tyranids – plus Funko figures, apparel, and fan merchandise. The category page shows current stock; details are on the respective product page.

What's the difference between Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar?

Warhammer 40,000 is set in a distant science-fiction future full of Space Marines, Xenos, and the powers of Chaos. Age of Sigmar is the fantasy counterpart and took over as successor to the classic Warhammer fantasy world in 2015 – with its own realms, gods, and armies.

Who makes the Warhammer action figures?

Various manufacturers, all under official Games Workshop license; a large share comes from Joy Toy, a manufacturer specializing in Warhammer. Scale, articulation, and accessories are listed on the respective product page.

Range overview

The main fighting force is made up of the action figures – posable Space Marines, Chaos warriors, and Xenos with accessories, thanks to the lore's level of detail. The Funko figures take a more relaxed approach, and even plush figures have snuck into the range. Your enthusiasm becomes wearable with T-shirts and hoodies, and for the game table at home, it's worth checking out the board games. The filters let you narrow the range down by product type – muster complete.

Allied worlds

The hobby itself – miniatures, paints, rulebooks – lives at Games Workshop, while the licensed action figures in detail live at Joy Toy. If you'd rather roll dice for your fantasy at the game table, Dungeons & Dragons offers the counterpart with more character-sheet depth, and the Gaming theme world keeps the overview across every front.