Games Workshop Warhammer 40k Adepta Sororitas Palatine – 32mm Base Miniature

Overview

The Adepta Sororitas Palatine is designed as a capable lieutenant and battle-tested leader for your Canoness and Battle Sisters. Her presence conveys a sense of resolve, ready to guide volleys of fire and lead close-quarters actions when duty demands retribution up close. This miniature captures the aura of disciplined conviction that defines the Sororitas, transforming faith into coordinated action on the tabletop.

In play, the Palatine functions as a powerful force multiplier and a reliable lynchpin for firing lines. She helps your units stay aligned under pressure, while the Canoness attends to other priorities. With her leadership in the mix, you can respond with measured, decisive moves against shifting threats, rather than reacting in disarray. The model embodies a poised, watchful commander who keeps the rank and file attentive and ready.

In the box and assembly

• Includes 10 plastic components to assemble one Palatine
• Citadel 32mm Round Base included
• Material: Plastic
• Colour: Multicolor
• Item Weight: 0.02 kg

The kit is intentionally straightforward for hobbyists who enjoy assembling and painting miniatures. The parts come together to form a poised, dynamic pose that communicates leadership in the heat of battle. It’s approachable for new painters expanding a Sororitas army and satisfying for seasoned hobbyists alike.

Why this Palatine can fit your army

• Supports the Canoness by strengthening firing lines and directing squads
• Offers a balanced toolkit for ranged and close-quarters threats
• Acts as an excellent lynchpin to firing lines aiming to fell war engines or large hordes
• Inspires Battle Sisters with a sense of purpose and cohesion on the tabletop

Display and hobby notes

With multicolor plastic parts, the Palatine is ready for standard Warhammer painting palettes. Customize her to match your army scheme, while positioning her as a steadfast lieutenant whose leadership helps your force stay coordinated when the Canoness is occupied elsewhere.