Warhammer 40K Desk Gear, Collectibles and PC Games for Warhammer Day 2026
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Warhammer Day falls on October 31, 2026. Here are 20 ways to bring 40K into a gaming setup, from themed furniture to PC games.
Warhammer Day lands on October 31, 2026, and the products gathered here offer a range of ways to mark it: a full-size gaming chair, a small keyboard accent, a collectible figure or a PC game. The biggest practical distinction is how much of your setup you want to change. Secretlab’s furniture makes the theme part of the room; the smaller accessories let you add a nod to a favorite faction without replacing your desk or chair.
The prices and offers below are those listed in the source, so check the linked product pages for current availability and pricing. For furniture, compatibility matters as much as appearance: the chair skin is designed for the Titan Evo, while the MAGPAD is made for Secretlab’s Magnus Pro desk. The collectibles and games are less tied to a specific setup, though the keycaps are a more personal fit for keyboards.
Furniture built around faction designs
Secretlab’s Warhammer 40K range includes chairs, chair skins, a desk mat and cable accessories. That gives buyers a choice between committing to a complete themed chair and updating gear they already own. The chair designs feature chapter colors and insignia; the desk products carry the theme across the work surface and cable area.
Warhammer Chair Skin Dark Angels: $99
This fitted sleeve is designed for the Secretlab Titan Evo. It changes the chair’s look to match the Dark Angels colors without requiring a new seat. View Deal
The Magnus Pro is a sit-stand desk, and this version pairs it with a Warhammer 40K MAGPAD. The themed mat is also sold separately, making it an option for owners of the desk who want to update its appearance without buying the full desk again. View Deal
Titan Evo Warhammer 40K Dark Angel Edition: was $769, now $664
The Titan Evo comes in a Dark Angels color scheme with chapter insignia. It’s the more involved choice for anyone who wants the chair itself to carry the theme. View Deal
The Ultramarines edition gives the Titan Evo a distinct blue chapter design. The linked listing has more product details. View Deal
MAGPAD Warhammer 40K Leatherette Desk Mat: $129
This leatherette mat features a map of the known universe. It’s a straightforward way to bring the 41st Millennium onto a Magnus Pro desk. View Deal
Cable Management Bundle Warhammer 40K Edition: $69
Designed for a Secretlab desk, this bundle brings the theme to cable storage as well as the desk surface. Check the product details against your desk before ordering. View Deal
Smaller additions and display pieces
For a less extensive update, the list spans a large desk mat, four copper keycaps, two plush toys, a backpack and articulated figures. The keycaps are faction-specific accents, while the figures offer a display piece that can sit alongside a PC or painted miniatures.
Warhammer 40K Indomitus Desk Mat: was $34.99, now $29.99
This large gaming mat depicts Space Marine chapters and can add a broad 40K design to a desk. View Deal
Warhammer 40K Night Lord Keycap: $60.90
A copper keycap topped with a Night Lord helmet. Confirm the keycap’s fit for your keyboard before purchasing. View Deal
Warhammer 40K Dark Angels Keycap: $58.28
This copper keycap features a Dark Angels helmet. View Deal
Warhammer 40K Adeptus Custodes Keycap: $60.90
A copper keyboard accent with an Adeptus Custodes helmet design. View Deal
Warhammer 40K Black Templars Keycap: $60.90
This copper keycap carries a Black Templars helmet design. View Deal
Warhammer 40K Sassy Nurgling Plush: $17.99
This six-inch plush depicts a Nurgling. It’s the smallest listed item here and an easy fit for a shelf or desk. View Deal
Astra Militarum Death Korps of Krieg Siege Regiment Backpack: $134.40
This backpack carries the Death Korps of Krieg design. Its listed price makes it a larger purchase than the smaller desk accessories. View Deal
Warhammer 40K Nurgle Plush: $20.67
The seven-inch plush depicts Grandfather Nurgle. View Deal
Funko Pop! Warhammer Ork Nob: $15.90
This Ork Nob figure is a compact option for a desk or shelf display. View Deal
Warhammer 40K Raven Guards Interstellar Warrior: $34.99
This 1/18 scale articulated figure depicts Sergeant Ashan of the Raven Guards. View Deal
Warhammer 40K Ultramarines Intercessor: $31.99
The 1/18 scale figure includes a Bolt Rifle, Bolt Pistol and Chainsword. View Deal
PC games across different styles
The PC picks cover three distinct approaches: third-person action with Space Marine 2, a retro-style shooter in Boltgun 2, and a real-time strategy game in Dawn of War IV. The source describes Dawn of War IV as an upcoming release, so buyers should check the listing for timing and edition details before making a purchase. The listed prices are for Steam codes.
Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 Anniversary Edition (Steam) PC: was $107.19, now $20.29
This listing is for the one-year anniversary edition of Space Marine 2. Players follow Captain Titus into battle. View Deal
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 (Steam) PC: was $30.09, now $19.79
The sequel pairs the 40K setting with a fast-paced, retro-style first-person shooter and a single-player story. View Deal
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War IV Commander Edition (Steam) PC: was $100.49, now $65.69
This strategy game features four factions: Space Marines, Orks, Necrons and Adeptus Mechanicus. The listing describes a large-scale story and CGI sequences. View Deal
For a setup refresh, the practical choice is between investing in furniture that defines the room and adding a smaller personal detail such as a keycap, plush or figure. For a game purchase, genre is the useful filter: action, retro shooter or strategy. With Warhammer Day on October 31, the linked listings give fans a starting point, while current price and availability remain worth checking before checkout.
