
Warhammer Community has announced that five classic Tzeentch Daemon miniatures are returning through its Made to Order service. The upcoming collection brings back older designs for collectors and tabletop players alike, featuring models cast in both resin and metal that span multiple editions of Games Workshop’s fantasy and sci-fi settings.
The announcement, made on October 22, 2026, highlights a wave of nostalgic sculpts that can be utilized in games of Warhammer Age of Sigmar and Warhammer 40,000. While Games Workshop confirmed the miniatures will become available to purchase soon, a precise release date and ordering window have not yet been disclosed.
The Returning Tzeentch Daemon Miniatures
The upcoming Made to Order wave spans several iconic units from the Chaos Daemons faction, offering hobbyists rare sculpts that have long been out of standard production.
- Exalted Greater Daemon of Tzeentch: Described as a powerful leader for Chaos Daemons armies, this colossal classic resin kit is packed with characterful details. It will be supplied with a 130mm round base, which may differ from the base shown in original promotional images.
- Greater Daemon of Tzeentch: Hailing from 1989, this classic metal Lord of Change miniature features an avian-themed design. It will be provided with a 50mm round base, which differs from the modern Lord of Change plastic kit.
- Fatemaster on Disc of Tzeentch: Cast in metal, this dynamic classic kit features a sorcerous leader poised atop a Disc of Tzeentch, offering a distinct painting challenge due to its varied textures.
- Fluxmaster – Herald of Tzeentch on Disc: Another classic metal miniature, the Fluxmaster depicts a Herald soaring through the air while conjuring blue flames and chanting from an arcane tome.
- The Blue Scribes: This metal miniature captures two frantic figures tasked with recording every spell in existence, surrounded by detailed books and scrolls.
Game Rules and Compatibility
Players looking to field these returning models on the tabletop will find official rules supported across current editions. The Fluxmaster, Fatemaster, and The Blue Scribes feature free Warhammer Age of Sigmar Legends rules. Meanwhile, the standard Greater Daemon and the Exalted Greater Daemon can be fielded utilizing the Lord of Change profile found within Battletome: Disciples of Tzeentch.
For Warhammer 40,000 players, the Lord of Change, Fluxmaster, and The Blue Scribes all possess free rules. The Exalted Greater Daemon-also recognized as Aetaos’Rau’Keres-will have free Legends rules available.
Games Workshop has advised hobbyists to monitor the Warhammer Community platform for the exact launch date of the Made to Order window.
