Video summary
'BIG' AUTUMN REVEAL SHOW! Hopes & Predictions! Titan Reveal?!
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Key takeaways
Storyline / Setting Focus (Rumor-Driven)
The video is a “reveal-show hopes & predictions” rundown for upcoming Warhammer content, centered on what Games Workshop might announce this Friday.
The creator mainly speculates about Warhammer 40,000 releases—especially Adeptus Custodes, with possible branching predictions for Chaos/legion content—and then covers potential developments for:
- Age of Sigmar
- Necromunda
- The Old World
- Kill Team
- A possible Warhammer animation tied to the Warhammer TV slate
Gameplay / Product Highlights (What Might Be Shown)
The speaker doesn’t teach gameplay directly, but highlights key game systems/products they expect and what those releases would likely enable.
Warhammer 40,000 (Adeptus Custodes)
- Belief that the Custodes will receive a major refresh in November.
- Expected alongside a Custodes Codex and multiple new releases.
- Includes speculation about new plastic Terminator-style kits, such as:
- new plastic Aquilion Terminators (or similar)
- potentially more Terminator additions in the Codex wave
Necromunda
- Strong speculation that an image hint points to Necromunda.
- The creator argues that “Corpse Starch” is likely a misread and insists it’s actually “Corpse Scarce” → “Corpse Starch” → Necromunda related.
- They encourage viewers to get into Necromunda, noting it’s a smaller entry point than full 40K.
The Old World (Tomb Kings / refreshed range)
- Clear prediction: an image points to Tomb Kings.
- They argue for a broader push to refresh Old World factions, emphasizing:
- the square bases / formation-style play angle
- They note Tomb Kings items may have “disappeared” from the GW site, suggesting upcoming updates.
Kill Team (Legion of the Damned)
- They strongly believe a “flaming skull” image hints at Legion of the Damned.
- They expect it would likely connect to a Kill Team box.
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They also speculate on model style, wondering whether the Legion of the Damned would be:
- in a new “scale firstborn” style, or
- in a Primaris/Primis-like style
The creator calls this decision “tricky.”
Warhammer Quest (Squigs)
- The creator interprets an image as Warhammer Quest, involving Squigs.
- They’d like (but don’t expect) a Dark Angels + squigs reference, joking about “Lion saw in Squigs.”
Warhammer TV Animation Teaser (Deathwatch / Christmas timing)
- The creator thinks a final large image is a teaser for a Deathwatch-themed Warhammer TV animation.
- They claim GW said it should release by end of this year (December).
- They expect a major “flagship” animation experience.
Citadel / Pro Paint Range + Big Plastic Announcements
The creator predicts:
- A new Pro paint range
- including a dropper-style bottle concept and new lids
- A connection between GW’s “you’ll need a bigger paintbrush” hint and major plastic releases, especially:
- a plastic Warhound Titan (possibly tied to Horus Heresy branding, but usable in 40K)
- possibly a plastic Warhound terrain kit afterward
- Longer-term hopes for additional plastic titans, such as:
- Thunderhawk
- Mastodons
- Reaver Titans
- Warlords
Strategies / Key Tips Mentioned
No formal strategies or step-by-step gameplay instructions are given.
However, the creator offers “entry” advice—focused on getting started without committing to a full army immediately:
- Use smaller Warhammer products to get started, specifically recommending:
- Kill Team
- Boarding Actions
- Necromunda
Rationale: these are easier entry points than full 40K and require less commitment to a large force.
What’s “Special” in Their Predictions (Big Moments)
- Custodes Codex + November release cycle, including new plastic Terminators
- Kill Team: Legion of the Damned (flaming skull hint)
- Old World refresh likely featuring Tomb Kings
- Warhammer TV animation teaser—Deathwatch themed, expected around December
- Major titan-scale plastic: plastic Warhound Titan (and possibly terrain)
Gamers / Sources Featured (at the end)
- Games Workshop is referenced repeatedly as the source of background images and teaser wording.
- Reddit / Twitter are mentioned indirectly as places where rumors/theories were seen (no specific accounts are named).
- No specific named gamers/content creators are credited as “featured” in the provided subtitles.