Dive into the worlds of Warhammer with White Dwarf Issue 526, the July 2026 edition of Games Workshop’s official monthly hobby magazine!
This issue puts Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War IV in the spotlight, with an inside look at the highly anticipated return of the legendary strategy game series.
Blood Ravens fans get even more to dig into, including a step-by-step Paint Splatter: Blood Ravens painting guide and a special Blood Ravens Transfer Sheet packed with 355 waterslide transfers.
Issue Highlights:
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A New Dawn – A special look at Dawn of War IV
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Paint Splatter: Blood Ravens – Step-by-step painting guide
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Iron and Fire – Famous tank battles of the far future
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Insidious Industry – An incredible converted Genestealer Cults & Tyranids army
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Escalating Combat: Gathering of Might – Building a Warhammer 40K army up to 2,000 points
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A Generals’ Overview – Exploring the General’s Handbook 2026–2027
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Har Kuron: Seized by Shadow – Lore surrounding the fallen city of Anvilgard
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The Kraken Awakens – Cities of Sigmar vs. Daughters of Khaine mini-campaign
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The Great Bastion – Grand Cathay faces the forces of Chaos
- Battle Report: The Battle of Nan-Li
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Brush Tips – Painting advice from the ’Eavy Metal team
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Ciaphas Cain – A spotlight on the legendary Hero of the Imperium
- Bunker Bingo
- Reader models, letters, hobby challenges & more
Included Extras:
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Blood Ravens Transfer Sheet with 355 waterslide transfers
- Double-sided A4 Warhammer 40,000 / Age of Sigmar Scenario of the Month card
- Double-sided A4 photography backdrop
Product Details:
- Title: White Dwarf
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Issue: #526
- Publication: July 2026
- Publisher: Games Workshop
- Language: English
- Product Type: Warhammer Hobby Magazine
- Condition: Please see photos for exact magazine, included extras, cover, spine, corners, pages, and overall condition
Whether you’re here for Dawn of War IV, Blood Ravens, Ciaphas Cain, painting inspiration, lore, or tabletop gaming, Issue 526 is absolutely packed with Warhammer goodness.
And 355 Blood Ravens transfers? Somebody at Games Workshop clearly decided subtlety was unnecessary this month.
