UNITS

Rogal Dorn

According to press coverage of the presentation on 7 June 2026, Rogal Dorn-type tanks were among the Astra Militarum vehicles shown — not confirmed by the publisher in any material we were able to open.

UNITS STATUS REPORTED
SOURCED ON 8 June 2026
STATUS Reported, not confirmed
SOURCE DATED8 June 2026
LAST UPDATED5 September 2026
THIS PAGE CONTAINS Reported information
Confirmed — stated by the publisher or the licence holder Reported — published by press, not by the publisher Unconfirmed — no source has stated it
01

Where this topic stands

According to press coverage of the presentation on 7 June 2026, Rogal Dorn-type tanks were among the Astra Militarum vehicles shown — not confirmed by the publisher in any material we were able to open. On the tabletop the Rogal Dorn is a heavier battle tank than the Leman Russ, added to the range recently. No statistic has been published for any unit in this game.

02

What the tabletop establishes

The Rogal Dorn sits between the Leman Russ and the Baneblade in Games Workshop’s comparison of their tabletop models, published on 2 November 2022. The article presents it as a new tank with greater size and durability than the Leman Russ, short of a super-heavy’s scale. Its reported appearance in Total War therefore includes a relatively recent addition to the miniature range; it does not establish which other generations of models the game will use.

A heavier battle tank than the Leman Russ, added to the range recently: more armour, more guns, and a hull built around a main battle cannon.

Tabletop identity, as established by Games Workshop. It says nothing about the video game.
03

What has actually been shown

Only its presence has been reported, in the same sentence as the Leman Russ and the Baneblade. Nothing else about it has been published: no cost, no role, no unit size, no distinction from the other two in game terms. That shared sentence is itself the whole of the record, and it is worth being precise about what it does and does not establish. It establishes that a journalist saw or was told the name. It does not establish that the three are separate units, that they sit at different tiers, or that any of them behaves differently from the others. A single published unit entry naming the three apart would settle it. None exists. Information correct as of 3 September 2026.

04

What to watch next

The June report names the Leman Russ, Rogal Dorn and Baneblade among the Astra Militarum vehicles shown. Their different tabletop scales raise a useful question: will the game give them complementary roles, different recruitment stages, or a mixture of both? A heavier hull alone does not establish a replacement for a lighter tank. Weapons, mobility, cost and availability could all keep the choice meaningful. The report does not explain those relationships. Reported by press coverage of 8 June 2026, not confirmed by the publisher. Information correct as of 5 September 2026.

?

What is not known

These questions remain open in the cited sources. This page was last revised on 5 September 2026; each source keeps its own date.

?Press coverage names Rogal Dorn-type tanks among the vehicles shown, alongside the Leman Russ and the Baneblade.
?Three armoured vehicles of three different weights were shown together. Whether that reflects a tier system, or simply what happened to be on screen, has not been stated.

Sources

Sources used for this page. Dates refer to publication or, for a changing reference page, the recorded consultation.

Page updated on 5 September 2026.