Exciting news for tabletop gaming enthusiasts! Steamforged is bringing back three beloved but out-of-print Warmachine armies in a bold new campaign, and it’s set to shake up the community. Announced recently, Warmachine: Lost, Damned, & Salvation is a FronTier campaign launching on MyMiniFactory in March 2026. But here’s where it gets interesting: this isn’t just a re-release—it’s a full revival with updated miniatures and rules for the latest edition of Warmachine. The Infernals, Grymkin, and Convergence of Cyriss are making their grand return, and players will have access to both full army collections and Command Starter sets, all delivered as 3D printable STL files. But here’s the catch: while the files will be available at a discounted price during the campaign, there’s no word yet on when (or if) physical retail versions will hit the shelves. And this is the part most people miss—retailers can join the action by becoming official Warmachine stockists through the SFG website’s Retail Hub. Will this digital-first approach redefine how we collect and play? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!
Shifting gears, Magic: The Gathering players have something to celebrate—Wizards of the Coast unbanned two cards in the Commander Format on February 9, 2026. Meanwhile, Iello is bringing a monstrous surprise to board game fans with King of Tokyo: Godzilla, a new edition of the classic Kaiju battling game licensed from Toho, Inc. But here’s where it gets controversial: is this just a cash grab, or a genuine tribute to the iconic monster? Weigh in below!
In the world of collectibles, a jaw-dropping $13 million private sale of two of the highest-graded copies of Batman #1 (1940) and Superman #1 (1939) just took place, thanks to Heritage Auctions and SemperFi Comics. And for Marvel fans, a new take on the Marvel Universe includes a bonus 32-page comic that’s essential to the story—but is it a game-changer or just a gimmick? Share your take in the comments and let’s spark some debate!
