Collect the Relic for Your Universe
In the October demo, collect the Munitorum Dataslate on Imperial Bastion to open the Warhammer 40,000 Armoury, or the Warscroll on The Great Parch to open the Age of Sigmar Armoury. Open the relevant Armoury to read logged evolution recipes and identify the base weapon and passive you need.
Use these locations and pairings for the October demo. Some recipe companions differ from those in the May demo, so keep older combinations separate when planning your run. Check the Armoury again when moving to the full release, since demo details can change.
Armoury Relics and Their Stages
| Universe | Relic | Where to Collect It | What It Opens |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warhammer 40,000 | Munitorum Dataslate | Imperial Bastion | Warhammer 40,000 Armoury |
| Age of Sigmar | Warscroll | The Great Parch | Age of Sigmar Armoury |
Choose your relic hunt around the weapon you want to evolve. For a Chainsword route, head to Imperial Bastion for the Munitorum Dataslate; for a Tempest Axes route, head to The Great Parch for the Warscroll. Keeping that goal in mind gives you a useful recipe to inspect as soon as its Armoury opens.
Unlock the Menu and Read Your Recipe
- Choose Imperial Bastion for the Warhammer 40,000 Armoury or The Great Parch for the Age of Sigmar Armoury, so your run takes you to the matching relic.
- Collect the Munitorum Dataslate on Imperial Bastion or the Warscroll on The Great Parch to unlock that universe's Armoury.
- Open the Armoury belonging to the universe where you collected the relic to inspect its logged weapon-evolution recipes.
- Read the recipe for your intended base weapon and note its paired passive, giving you the combination to assemble during a run.
Turn a Recipe into a Run Plan
Read the pairing as a base weapon plus its matching passive leading to an evolved result. Chainsword with Tape Measure leads to Eviscerator Chainsword, while Tempest Axes with Sabaton leads to Whirlwind Axes. Use the full item names when comparing your inventory with the recipe.
Unlocking the Armoury gives you the recipe reference. To obtain the evolution during a run, raise the base weapon to its maximum, carry the matching passive and collect an evolution-capable boss chest. Treat the recipe check as preparation for those actions rather than the end of the upgrade route.
Focus your upgrade choices around the evolution you intend to finish. Committing to a smaller group of weapons helps you develop that route instead of spreading upgrades across every option. Collect experience as you move so you can keep choosing upgrades toward your target.
Check the Pairing When an Evolution Stalls
- Compare the base weapon's name with the Armoury recipe before choosing another passive. Carrying a different weapon with a similar theme will not give you the named combination.
- Check that the matching passive is in your current run. Having identified the recipe does not replace carrying its companion item.
- Check the weapon's upgrade state, then work toward an evolution-capable boss chest. Picking up the passive alone does not complete the sequence.
- For Whirlwind Battery in the October demo, use Liquid Green Stuff. Tape Measure belongs to its older May-demo pairing.
Keep weapon names and passive names distinct when checking a recipe. Dice Cube is the companion paired with Boltgun and Boltstorm Pistol; D6 Dice is a separate weapon. If you are assembling either pairing, compare the companion name directly instead of treating any dice-themed item as interchangeable.
Armoury Questions
- Does collecting a relic open both Armouries?
- Each relic opens its own universe's Armoury. Collect the Munitorum Dataslate on Imperial Bastion for Warhammer 40,000 and the Warscroll on The Great Parch for Age of Sigmar.
- Where should I look after collecting the relic?
- Inspect the Armoury for that universe. Its logged evolution recipes identify the required base weapon and paired passive, which you can use to plan your next run.