Black Friday Warhammer deals 2026 are storming onto the scene, here are the best early discounts

Black Friday always takes place on the final Friday of November, which means that this year's sale occurrs on November 27, 2026. However, they aren't limited to a single day; they tend to begin a couple of weeks before and are roll into December.

You're unlikely to find Black Friday Warhammer deals at Games Workshop, because the company doesn't traditionally offer sales. 2026 could be the year I'm proven wrong, of course, but if previous years are anything to go by, we won't be seeing price cuts there. Rather, they more commonly offer bonuses such as the 'Earn as you Spend' promotion for anyone signed up to the GW newsletter.

The best place to find actual Black Friday Warhammer deals would be smaller, independent stockists. The likes of Miniature Market in the US or the UK's Magic Madhouse are always discounting GW products, and there's no way in hell they won't be doing the same thing again for this year's sale.

Yes, big retailers like Amazon and Walmart do run discounts on Warhammer over Black Friday. While their range isn't as broad (the more mainstream the product is, the more likely you are to find it), you can practically guarantee some money off starter sets for both Age of Sigmar and 40K. These are some of the few items that always seem to be in stock no matter what, so a reduction is basically guaranteed - it certainly has been over the past several years.

If you're eager to stay one step ahead in this year's Black Friday Warhammer deals (which is very sensible, and I salute your preparedness), be sure to watch out for the following retailers. They tend to be the most reliable bets in terms of savings.

However, remember that independent stores in the US and UK are much better off in terms of discounts than larger equivalents such as Amazon. Although stock can be more of an issue with these smaller businesses, they almost always manage to offer a price cut on the latest and greatest products. Along with ever-reliable sources such as Miniature Market in the US or Wayland Games in the UK, there are a whole host of alternatives available if you know where to look.

USA
- Miniature Market: Best for discounts
- Amazon: Good for starter/box sets
- eBay: Great for reduced/used kits
- Rogue Traders: Regular price cuts
- Walmart: Stocks merch
- Best Buy: Offers video games

UK
- Amazon: Reliable for starter/box sets
- Magic Madhouse: Great savings overall
- Zatu: Provides decent discounts
- Wayland Games: Consistently good offers
- eBay: Excellent for used kits
- Goblin Gaming: Often provides reductions
- Element Games: Another good source of discounts
- Firestorm Games: Save on 40K, AoS, and beyond