Hobby Table stages bring several enemy factions together, sometimes at the same time. The developer describes versions for both Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar, with champions staying within their respective universe.
What makes the stage different
Many stages focus on a location and a particular enemy faction. Hobby Table deliberately mixes those faction patterns amid modelling tools, paint pots and other tabletop scenery. Seeing several factions therefore fits the stage's announced design; it is not evidence that a save or enemy selector is broken.
The article does not establish a single shared map where every champion from both universes can fight together. A Warhammer 40,000 character remains part of that universe's stage context, and an Age of Sigmar champion belongs to the other.
Prepare for more than one warning pattern
A practical consequence is to recognize skills independently of the nearest pack's appearance. A charge, a firing lane and a poison zone demand different attention even when they occur close together. Enemy skills gives the documented signals without claiming an exact full-stage sequence.
Scope of this guide
The official preview establishes the mixed-faction concept and familiar hobby scenery. It does not publish every release-layout coordinate, collectible location or objective route. No complete unlock threshold is invented here. If you are seeking character forms, paint pots explains the separate progression system and the launch hotfix's counter changes. The platform/version guide helps distinguish a current issue from pre-release footage.
Sources & version notes
Official announcements and dated community references are distinguished below. Exact unpublished values are not inferred.
- Auroch Digital — Hang-out at the Hobby Table (2026-06-17)
- Steam store — Warhammer Survivors (3669620) (checked 2026-11-12)
Compiled from public sources. We have not personally played or tested these procedures. Check your installed build and its tooltips when details differ.