Warhammer Slaughter at Hel Crown Event – How to Watch and Reveals

August 6, 2024
| Tags: Warhammer
| Author David Hollingsworth

Warhammer Slaughter at Hel Crown Reveal Event is this weekend. Get all the details below on how to watch the event and when it starts, plus a recap of everything revealed during the show.

It’s been a minute since we got a new Warhammer reveal event, but the Warhammer Slaughter at Hel Crown event is here to change that.

The event, which is themed around the launch of the Skaventide box and is set to reveal the winner of the battle of Hel Crown. Whoever won the event, will get their full army range revealed at the event, with the other faction coming later. Spoilers, the Skaven are probably going to win unless Games Workshop pull a fast one on us.

Slaughter at Hel Crown Event Start
If you’re here before the event starts, you can tune in at the following times in four of the major timezones below:

9 AM PDT
12 PM EDT
5 PM BST
6 PM CEST
2 AM AEST

The event kicks off on Saturday 10th of August and is set to reveal the full range of models for the winning army. Last we checked, the Skaven had won the fight, so we suspect that’s the models we will see.

For those who entered their code from the Skaventide box (you still have until midnight on Tuesday to do it), Five people will be selected to win every new model release from either the Skaven or Stormcast Eternals between now and July 2025. We suspect this is the date by which the entire army range will be out.

If we wanted to be a cynical person, the Stormcast Eternals will likely be the best value here simply because they probably have the most models.

Slaughter at Hel Crown Event Reveals
Coming soon once the event has started.

Skaven

Stormcast Eternals

David has written for games media outlets for the last ten years. With his first major esports role being with Esports News UK covering mostly UK League of Legends. David is also a member of the British Esports Association and is an advisor to them on World of Warcraft Esports. More recently David has worked for Esports Insider and Red Bull as an esports journalist.
David later became Editor at ESTNN and now leads the current team.