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	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Gorbad Ironclaw	4	7	4+	5	5	3	5	4	10

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Azhag the Slaughterer	4	7	4+	5	5	3	5	4	9

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Grimgor Ironhide	4	8	6+	5	5	3	5	5	9

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Gorfang Rotgut	4	6	6+	5	5	3	4	4	9

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Morglum Necksnapper	4	7	4+	5	5	3	4	5	9

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Wurrzag Ud Ura Zabuhu	4	3	4+	4	5	3	2	1	8

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Grom the Paunch	0	5	4+	4	4	3	4	4	8

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Skarsnik	4	5	4+	4	4	6	5	4	8

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The Black Gobbo	4	6	4+	4	4	3	5	4	7

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Bigfeet Bonehead	4	5	4+	4	5	2	3	3	8

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Borgut Facebeater	4	6	4+	5	5	2	3	4	9

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Badruk 'Eadsplitta	4	6	4+	5	5	2	3	4	8

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Gitilla da Hunter	4	4	3+	4	4	2	4	3	7

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Snagla Grobspit	4	4	4+	4	4	2	4	3	7

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Orc Warboss	4	6	4+	5	5	3	4	4	9

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Savage Orc Warboss	4	6	4+	5	5	3	4	4	9

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Black Orc Warboss	4	7	4+	5	5	3	4	5	9

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Goblin Warboss	4	5	4+	4	4	3	4	4	8

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Forest Goblin Warboss	4	5	4+	4	4	3	4	4	8

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Night Goblin Warboss	4	5	4+	4	4	3	5	4	7

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Orc Great Shaman	4	3	4+	4	5	3	2	1	8

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Savage Orc Great Shaman	4	3	4+	4	5	3	2	1	8

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Goblin Great Shaman	4	2	4+	3	4	3	2	1	7

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Night Goblin Great Shaman	4	2	4+	3	4	3	3	1	6

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Forest Goblin Great Shaman	4	2	4+	3	4	3	2	1	7

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Orc Big Boss	4	5	4+	4	5	2	3	3	8

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Savage Orc Big Boss	4	5	4+	4	5	2	3	3	8

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Black Orc Big Boss	4	6	4+	4	5	2	3	4	8

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Goblin Big Boss	4	4	4+	4	4	2	3	3	7

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Night Goblin Big Boss	4	4	4+	4	4	2	4	3	6

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Forest Goblin Big Boss	4	4	4+	4	4	2	3	3	7

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Orc Warchanter	4	4	4+	4	4	2	3	2	8

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Orc Shaman	4	3	4+	3	4	2	2	1	7

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Savage Orc Shaman	4	3	4+	3	4	2	2	1	7

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Goblin Shaman	4	2	4+	3	3	2	2	1	6

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Night Goblin Shaman	4	2	4+	3	3	2	3	1	5

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Forest Goblin Shaman	4	2	4+	3	3	2	2	1	6

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Orc Boyz	4	3	4+	3	4	1	2	1	7

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Orc Big 'Uns	4	4	4+	4	4	1	2	1	7

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Orc Arrer Boyz	4	3	4+	3	4	1	2	1	7

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Savage Orcs	4	3	4+	3	4	1	2	1	7

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Savage Orc Big 'Uns	4	4	4+	4	4	1	2	1	7

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Goblins	4	2	4+	3	3	1	2	1	6

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Goblin Wolf Riders	4	2	4+	3	3	1	2	1	6

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Night Goblins	4	2	4+	3	3	1	3	1	5

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Forest Goblins	4	2	4+	3	3	1	2	1	6

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Forest Goblin Spider Riders	4	2	4+	3	3	1	2	1	6

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Snotlings	4	2	0	2	2	6	3	6	4

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Black Orcs	4	4	4+	4	4	1	2	2	8

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Orc Boar Boyz	4	3	4+	3	4	1	2	1	7

Lord · Cavalry · 335 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Gorbad Ironclaw	4	7	4+	5	5	3	5	4	10
Gnarla (War Boar)	7	3	0	4	4	1	3	1	3	Natural Armour (6+), Tusker Charge, Vanguard

Saves: Armour 3+ (Heavy Armour, Natural Armour), Missile 4+ (Heavy Armour)

Rules: Natural Armour (6+), Choppas, Size Matters, Orc, Waaagh!, Tusker Charge, Da Great Leader, Da Boss 'as a Plan!, Orcs are da Best, Impact Hits (1)

Equipment

Heavy Armour

Grants: Armour 4+ (Heavy Armour), Missile 4+ (Heavy Armour)

Morglor the Mangler Magic Item

When using Morglor the Mangler Gorbad gains the Always Strikes First, Multiple Wounds (D3) and Ignores Armour saves special rules.

Special Rules

Natural Armour (6+): Grants an armour save (bracketed number), representing tough or scaly hide. Combines with other armour, including other sources of Natural Armour, as normal.
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Orc
Waaagh!: If a Warboss is your Army General, then once per game he may call a Waaagh! The Waaagh! may only be called if the Warboss first declares a charge, and must be announced immediately after making the… Show moreIf a Warboss is your Army General, then once per game he may call a Waaagh! The Waaagh! may only be called if the Warboss first declares a charge, and must be announced immediately after making the charge declaration, before any charge reaction takes place. In the turn a Waaagh! is called, every unit of five or more Orcs (of any type) in the army adds +1 to its combat resolution for the rest of the player turn. The General himself, and any unit he accompanies, adds +D3 to their combat resolution instead. Show less
Tusker Charge: A mount with this special rule receives the Strength Bonus (2) special rule during the turn in which it charged into combat.
Da Great Leader: Friendly units within 18" of Gorbad that fail an Animosity test add Gorbad's current number of Wounds to their roll on the Animosity table.
Da Boss 'as a Plan!: Gorbad must be the army's General, and he also has the "Hold Your Ground" ability like a Battle Standard. In addition, the range of Gorbad's Inspiring Presence and Hold Your Ground! abilities is… Show moreGorbad must be the army's General, and he also has the "Hold Your Ground" ability like a Battle Standard. In addition, the range of Gorbad's Inspiring Presence and Hold Your Ground! abilities is increased from 12" to 18". Note that you may not choose a separate Battle Standard in an army that includes Gorbad. Show less
Orcs are da Best: An Orc & Goblin army that includes Gorbad may upgrade any number of units of Orc Boyz and/or Orc Boar Boyz to Big 'Uns.
Impact Hits (1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less

Lord · Infantry · 460 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Azhag the Slaughterer	4	7	4+	5	5	3	5	4	9
Skullmuncha (Wyvern)	4	5	0	6	5	5	3	3	6	Fly (8), Natural Armour (4+), Poisoned Attacks, Stomp, Terror

Saves: Armour 5+ (Azhag's 'Ard Armour), Ward 5+ (Azhag's 'Ard Armour)

Rules: Stupidity, Choppas, Size Matters, Orc, Waaagh!, Get on Wiv it!

Equipment

Slagga's Slashas Magic Item

Two-handed

Two hand weapons. The Slashas allow Azhag to re-roll failed To Hit rolls in the first round of combat.

Azhag's 'Ard Armour Magic Item

Medium armour. The 'Ard Armour gives Azhag the Ward save (5+) special rule.

Grants: Armour 5+ (Azhag's 'Ard Armour), Ward 5+ (Azhag's 'Ard Armour)

The Crown of Sorcery Magic Item

The crown makes Azhag a Level 2 Wizard who uses spells from the Lore of Death. In addition, Azhag suffers from Stupidity.

Daemon Staff Magic Item

The Daemon Staff gives Azhag +1 to cast spells.

Special Rules

Stupidity: Unless in close combat, a unit with a Stupid model must pass a Leadership test at the start of its Movement phase or move directly forward using Random Movement (D6) in the Compulsory Movement… Show moreUnless in close combat, a unit with a Stupid model must pass a Leadership test at the start of its Movement phase or move directly forward using Random Movement (D6) in the Compulsory Movement sub-phase and take no further action that turn (no charges or shooting), though outside effects can still force it to move or act. Until it passes the test again, it has Immunity (Psychology) and Random Movement (D6), may only move directly forward, and can't reform or choose any charge reaction except Hold. Wizards in the unit cannot cast, channel or dispel. Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Orc
Waaagh!: If a Warboss is your Army General, then once per game he may call a Waaagh! The Waaagh! may only be called if the Warboss first declares a charge, and must be announced immediately after making the… Show moreIf a Warboss is your Army General, then once per game he may call a Waaagh! The Waaagh! may only be called if the Warboss first declares a charge, and must be announced immediately after making the charge declaration, before any charge reaction takes place. In the turn a Waaagh! is called, every unit of five or more Orcs (of any type) in the army adds +1 to its combat resolution for the rest of the player turn. The General himself, and any unit he accompanies, adds +D3 to their combat resolution instead. Show less
Get on Wiv it!: Any unit within range of Azhag's Inspiring Presence that fails an Animosity test must immediately re-roll the dice.

Magic

Wizard Level 2

Uses:

Lore of Death — Life Leeching: When a Lore of Death spell resolves, roll a D6 for each unsaved Wound it caused (models removed by the Purple Sun of Xereus each add a number of dice equal to their Wounds characteristic). For each 6… Show moreWhen a Lore of Death spell resolves, roll a D6 for each unsaved Wound it caused (models removed by the Purple Sun of Xereus each add a number of dice equal to their Wounds characteristic). For each 6 rolled, the Wizard immediately adds a dice to their army's power pool. Show less

Lord · Infantry · 320 pts/model · 1+ models

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Grimgor Ironhide	4	8	6+	5	5	3	5	5	9

Saves: Armour 1+ (Blood-Forged Armour), Ward 5+ (Blood-Forged Armour), Magic Resistance (1) (Mork's All-Seeing Eye)

Rules: Hatred, Immunity (Psychology), Choppas, Black Orc, Waaagh!, Quell Animosity, He's da Boss, Da Immortulz

Equipment

Gitsnik Magic Item

Close combat attacks made with Gitsnik are resolved at +2 Strength. In addition, the axe grants Grimgor the Always Strikes First special rule.

Blood-Forged Armour Magic Item

The Blood-forged Armour gives Grimgor a 1+ armour save and a 5+ ward save.

Grants: Armour 1+ (Blood-Forged Armour), Ward 5+ (Blood-Forged Armour)

Mork's All-Seeing Eye Magic Item

The Eye gives Grimgor the Magic Resistance (1) special rule.

Grants: Magic Resistance (1) (Mork's All-Seeing Eye)

Special Rules

Hatred: A model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial… Show moreA model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial blood-mad hacking, the impetus is considered to be spent -- the rest of the combat is fought normally. Sometimes a model will only Hate a specific foe; where this is the case, the type of foe will be expressed in the special rule. Where an army Hates a certain faction, they have Hatred against all models from that army book. Models with Hatred must also re-roll successful rolls to restrain from pursuit against enemies they have Hatred against. If a unit would gain Hatred in a round of close combat after the first for any reason, treat this as the first round of combat for that purpose. Show less
Immunity (Psychology): The model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as… Show moreThe model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as non-physical. Immunity (Psychology) covers Panic, Fear and Terror together and auto-passes Psychology tests, though the model may still never choose Flee! as a charge reaction except via Feigned Flight/Fire & Flee (or if it also has Frenzy). Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Black Orc
Waaagh!: If a Warboss is your Army General, then once per game he may call a Waaagh! The Waaagh! may only be called if the Warboss first declares a charge, and must be announced immediately after making the… Show moreIf a Warboss is your Army General, then once per game he may call a Waaagh! The Waaagh! may only be called if the Warboss first declares a charge, and must be announced immediately after making the charge declaration, before any charge reaction takes place. In the turn a Waaagh! is called, every unit of five or more Orcs (of any type) in the army adds +1 to its combat resolution for the rest of the player turn. The General himself, and any unit he accompanies, adds +D3 to their combat resolution instead. Show less
Quell Animosity: If a Black Orc character is in a unit that fails an Animosity test, he immediately inflicts D6 hits at his base Strength on his unit, distributed as shooting attacks. After removing casualties, the… Show moreIf a Black Orc character is in a unit that fails an Animosity test, he immediately inflicts D6 hits at his base Strength on his unit, distributed as shooting attacks. After removing casualties, the unit is treated as if the Animosity test was passed. These hits cannot be allocated to the Black Orc character, and do not cause a Panic test. Show less
He's da Boss: If your army includes Grimgor, he must be the Army General.
Da Immortulz: Grimgor must always be accompanied by his grizzled Black Orc bodyguard, and may join no other unit. The Immortulz are a unit of Black Orcs with an additional +1 Weapon Skill. Grimgor must deploy with… Show moreGrimgor must always be accompanied by his grizzled Black Orc bodyguard, and may join no other unit. The Immortulz are a unit of Black Orcs with an additional +1 Weapon Skill. Grimgor must deploy with this unit and may not leave it. No other character may join the unit. As long as Grimgor is alive, the Immortulz have the Hatred special rule. Show less

Lord · Infantry · 190 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Gorfang Rotgut	4	6	6+	5	5	3	4	4(5)	9

Saves: Magic Resistance (2) (Evil Sun Armour)

Rules: Hatred (Dwarfs), Choppas, Size Matters, Orc, Waaagh!

Equipment

The Red Fang Magic Item

+1 Attacks

The Red Fang gives the wielder +1 Attack and +1 To Hit in close combat.

Evil Sun Armour Magic Item

Magic Resistance (2) special rule.

Grants: Magic Resistance (2) (Evil Sun Armour)

Special Rules

Hatred (Dwarfs): A model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial… Show moreA model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial blood-mad hacking, the impetus is considered to be spent -- the rest of the combat is fought normally. Sometimes a model will only Hate a specific foe; where this is the case, the type of foe will be expressed in the special rule. Where an army Hates a certain faction, they have Hatred against all models from that army book. Models with Hatred must also re-roll successful rolls to restrain from pursuit against enemies they have Hatred against. If a unit would gain Hatred in a round of close combat after the first for any reason, treat this as the first round of combat for that purpose. Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Orc
Waaagh!: If a Warboss is your Army General, then once per game he may call a Waaagh! The Waaagh! may only be called if the Warboss first declares a charge, and must be announced immediately after making the… Show moreIf a Warboss is your Army General, then once per game he may call a Waaagh! The Waaagh! may only be called if the Warboss first declares a charge, and must be announced immediately after making the charge declaration, before any charge reaction takes place. In the turn a Waaagh! is called, every unit of five or more Orcs (of any type) in the army adds +1 to its combat resolution for the rest of the player turn. The General himself, and any unit he accompanies, adds +D3 to their combat resolution instead. Show less

Lord · Cavalry · 260 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Morglum Necksnapper	4	7	4+	5	5	3	4	5	9
Morglum's War Boar	7	3	0	3	4	1	3	1	3	Natural Armour (6+), Tusker Charge, Vanguard

Saves: Ward 4+ (Bulak's Bloody Armour)

Rules: Immunity (Psychology), Choppas, Black Orc, Waaagh!, Quell Animosity, Natural Leader, Impact Hits (1)

Equipment

The Humie Hewers Magic Item

Two-handed

Two hand weapons. Whenever Morglum's To Hit roll on a D6 is higher than his target's Weapon Skill, the attack will not only hit regardless of the score normally needed to hit, but will also be… Show moreTwo hand weapons. Whenever Morglum's To Hit roll on a D6 is higher than his target's Weapon Skill, the attack will not only hit regardless of the score normally needed to hit, but will also be multipled into 2 Hits. Show less

Bulak's Bloody Armour Magic Item

Heavy armour. This armour gives Morglum the Ward save (4+) special rule. However, if he rolls a 1 when rolling his ward save the number of Wounds suffered is doubled as the bitter spirit of Bulak… Show moreHeavy armour. This armour gives Morglum the Ward save (4+) special rule. However, if he rolls a 1 when rolling his ward save the number of Wounds suffered is doubled as the bitter spirit of Bulak takes his revenge! Show less

Grants: Ward 4+ (Bulak's Bloody Armour)

Special Rules

Immunity (Psychology): The model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as… Show moreThe model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as non-physical. Immunity (Psychology) covers Panic, Fear and Terror together and auto-passes Psychology tests, though the model may still never choose Flee! as a charge reaction except via Feigned Flight/Fire & Flee (or if it also has Frenzy). Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Black Orc
Waaagh!: If a Warboss is your Army General, then once per game he may call a Waaagh! The Waaagh! may only be called if the Warboss first declares a charge, and must be announced immediately after making the… Show moreIf a Warboss is your Army General, then once per game he may call a Waaagh! The Waaagh! may only be called if the Warboss first declares a charge, and must be announced immediately after making the charge declaration, before any charge reaction takes place. In the turn a Waaagh! is called, every unit of five or more Orcs (of any type) in the army adds +1 to its combat resolution for the rest of the player turn. The General himself, and any unit he accompanies, adds +D3 to their combat resolution instead. Show less
Quell Animosity: If a Black Orc character is in a unit that fails an Animosity test, he immediately inflicts D6 hits at his base Strength on his unit, distributed as shooting attacks. After removing casualties, the… Show moreIf a Black Orc character is in a unit that fails an Animosity test, he immediately inflicts D6 hits at his base Strength on his unit, distributed as shooting attacks. After removing casualties, the unit is treated as if the Animosity test was passed. These hits cannot be allocated to the Black Orc character, and do not cause a Panic test. Show less
Natural Leader: If your army includes Morglum, he must be the Army General.
Impact Hits (1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less

Lord · Infantry · 330 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Wurrzag Ud Ura Zabuhu	4	3	4+	4	5	3	2	1	8
Spleenrippa (War Boar)	7	3	0	3	4	1	3	1	3	Natural Armour (6+), Tusker Charge, Vanguard

Rules: Frenzy, Choppas, Size Matters, Savage Orc, Mork's Favourite, Warpaint of Wurrzag

Equipment

Baleful Mask Magic Item

(power level 3). The Baleful Mask contains the Gaze of Mork spell from Spells of da Big Waaagh!.

Bound Spell: Gaze of Mork (Power Level 3, Cast 7+) — Signature Spell. Direct damage spell. Extend a straight line, 4D6" in length, within the caster's forward arc and directly away from his base. Any model whose base falls under the line suffers a… Show moreSignature Spell. Direct damage spell. Extend a straight line, 4D6" in length, within the caster's forward arc and directly away from his base. Any model whose base falls under the line suffers a Strength 4 hit. The caster can choose to extend the range of the spell to 8D6". If they do so, the casting value is increased to 10+. Show less

Bonewood Staff Magic Item

(power level 5). The Bonewood Staff contains the Wurrzag's Revenge spell.

Bound Spell: Wurrzag's Revenge (Power Level 5, Cast 5+) — Hex spell, which targets all enemy Wizards within 12" of Wurrzag. Roll a D6 for each Wizard that is affected. On a roll of 1-5 they shake off the spell, but on a roll of 6 they are turned into a… Show moreHex spell, which targets all enemy Wizards within 12" of Wurrzag. Roll a D6 for each Wizard that is affected. On a roll of 1-5 they shake off the spell, but on a roll of 6 they are turned into a Squiggly Beast and removed as a casualty, along with any mount they have, with no saves of any kind allowed. In addition, you may store one extra dice in Wizzbang the Power Squig for each Wizard that is transformed. Wurrzag always knows this spell in addition to his other spells. Show less

Wizzbang the Power Squig Magic Item

At the end of either player's Magic phase, you can store one unused dice from your pool in the Power Squig. At the start of the next Magic phase, you must add this extra dice to your power or dispel… Show moreAt the end of either player's Magic phase, you can store one unused dice from your pool in the Power Squig. At the start of the next Magic phase, you must add this extra dice to your power or dispel pool as appropriate. Show less

Special Rules

Frenzy: Grants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces… Show moreGrants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces a charge against the nearest viable enemy). Cannot restrain pursuit. Lost (with its associated rules) if beaten in close combat. Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Savage Orc
Mork's Favourite: Being Mork's current favourite, Wurrzag adds +1 to cast spells, and may re-roll miscast results.
Warpaint of Wurrzag: Wurrzag's Warpaint gives him a Ward save (5+).

Magic

Wizard Level 4

Uses:

Lore of da Savage Waaagh! — Power of da Waaagh!: For each friendly Orc (of any type) unit in close combat within 12" of the Shaman, he adds +1 to his casting roll. Conversely, for each friendly Orc unit fleeing within 12" of the Shaman, he suffers… Show moreFor each friendly Orc (of any type) unit in close combat within 12" of the Shaman, he adds +1 to his casting roll. Conversely, for each friendly Orc unit fleeing within 12" of the Shaman, he suffers -1 to his casting roll. Show less

Wurrzag's Revenge (Cast 5+) — Hex spell, which targets all enemy Wizards within 12" of Wurrzag. Roll a D6 for each Wizard that is affected. On a roll of 1-5 they shake off the spell, but on a roll of 6 they are turned into a… Show moreHex spell, which targets all enemy Wizards within 12" of Wurrzag. Roll a D6 for each Wizard that is affected. On a roll of 1-5 they shake off the spell, but on a roll of 6 they are turned into a Squiggly Beast and removed as a casualty, along with any mount they have, with no saves of any kind allowed. In addition, you may store one extra dice in Wizzbang the Power Squig for each Wizard that is transformed. Wurrzag always knows this spell in addition to his other spells. Show less

Lord · Infantry · 240 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Grom the Paunch	0	5	4+	4	4	3	4	4	8
Grom's Chariot	8	0	0	5	4	3	0	0	0	Battle Standard Bearer, Impact Hits (D6), Niblet, Grom's Chariot
Niblet	0	3	4+	3	0	0	2	1	0
Giant Wolves (Grom's Chariot)	0	3	0	3	0	0	3	1	0

Saves: Regeneration 3+ (Grom the Paunch), Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Rules: Goblin, Goblin General, Eats Elves for Breakfast, Grom's Waaagh!

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Axe of Grom Magic Item

Two-handed

Great weapon. Attacks made with this axe have the Killing Blow special rule. In addition, against Elves, Grom's Axe will cause a Killing Blow on the To Wound roll of 5+.

Rules:

Killing Blow — On a roll of a 6 To Wound, the model automatically slays its opponent regardless of remaining Wounds (no armour or Regeneration saves; Ward saves as normal). Only effective against Infantry, Cavalry… Show moreOn a roll of a 6 To Wound, the model automatically slays its opponent regardless of remaining Wounds (no armour or Regeneration saves; Ward saves as normal). Only effective against Infantry, Cavalry and War Beasts; against Monstrous Infantry/Beasts/Cavalry and Monsters it instead causes 1 Wound that Ignores Armour Saves and Regeneration; no effect on other troop types. Does not trigger if the Wound was already caused automatically. Close combat only unless specified. Show less

Lucky Banner Magic Item

The Lucky Banner allows Grom to re-roll failed armour and Ward saves.

Special Rules

Goblin
Goblin General: If your army includes Grom, he must be the Army General. In addition, Grom would never tolerate the presence of anybody who might threaten his command. You may not include any Orc, Savage Orc or… Show moreIf your army includes Grom, he must be the Army General. In addition, Grom would never tolerate the presence of anybody who might threaten his command. You may not include any Orc, Savage Orc or Black Orc Lords if Grom is your General. An army containing Grom must include at least one unit of Goblins. Show less
Eats Elves for Breakfast: As long as Grom is alive, all units in his army ignore the Fear Elves special rule.
Grom's Waaagh!: Grom has the Waaagh! special rule. When Grom calls a Waaagh!, in addition to the units that would normally be affected, every unit of five or more Goblins, Goblin Wolf Riders, Night Goblins, Forest… Show moreGrom has the Waaagh! special rule. When Grom calls a Waaagh!, in addition to the units that would normally be affected, every unit of five or more Goblins, Goblin Wolf Riders, Night Goblins, Forest Goblins and Forest Goblin Spider Riders in the army adds +1 to its combat resolution for the rest of the player turn. Show less Grants:

Lord · Infantry · 240 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Skarsnik	4	5	4+	4	4	6	5	4	8

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Rules: Hatred (Dwarfs), Killing Blow, Night Goblin, Fear Elves, Gobbla, Sneaky Schemes, Tricksy Traps

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Skarsnik's Prodder Magic Item

The Prodder contains a Prodder as a (power level 5).

Bound Spell: Prodder (Power Level 5, Cast 5+) — Magic missile with a range of 24". It causes D3 Strength 6 hits which Ignores Armour saves. The number of hits is increased to D6 if Skarsnik is within a Night Goblin unit with at least 5 models, not… Show more

Special Rules

Hatred (Dwarfs): A model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial… Show moreA model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial blood-mad hacking, the impetus is considered to be spent -- the rest of the combat is fought normally. Sometimes a model will only Hate a specific foe; where this is the case, the type of foe will be expressed in the special rule. Where an army Hates a certain faction, they have Hatred against all models from that army book. Models with Hatred must also re-roll successful rolls to restrain from pursuit against enemies they have Hatred against. If a unit would gain Hatred in a round of close combat after the first for any reason, treat this as the first round of combat for that purpose. Show less
Killing Blow: On a roll of a 6 To Wound, the model automatically slays its opponent regardless of remaining Wounds (no armour or Regeneration saves; Ward saves as normal). Only effective against Infantry, Cavalry… Show moreOn a roll of a 6 To Wound, the model automatically slays its opponent regardless of remaining Wounds (no armour or Regeneration saves; Ward saves as normal). Only effective against Infantry, Cavalry and War Beasts; against Monstrous Infantry/Beasts/Cavalry and Monsters it instead causes 1 Wound that Ignores Armour Saves and Regeneration; no effect on other troop types. Does not trigger if the Wound was already caused automatically. Close combat only unless specified. Show less
Night Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.
Gobbla: Skarsnik and Gobbla are treated as a single infantry model with a single set of wounds. Gobbla's profile is used only when he attacks.
Sneaky Schemes: At the start of the game, before deployment, roll a D6 for each enemy unit. On a roll of 6, that unit has been delayed by a Wild Squig strike or some other happening. Affected units do not deploy as… Show moreAt the start of the game, before deployment, roll a D6 for each enemy unit. On a roll of 6, that unit has been delayed by a Wild Squig strike or some other happening. Affected units do not deploy as normal, but instead enter play as reinforcements in the Movement phase of their first turn. Show less
Tricksy Traps: Any friendly Night Goblin unit that chooses to flee as a charge reaction and subsequently rallies at the beginning of its next turn may reform as normal, but is then also free to move during the… Show moreAny friendly Night Goblin unit that chooses to flee as a charge reaction and subsequently rallies at the beginning of its next turn may reform as normal, but is then also free to move during the Remaining Moves sub-phase. The unit is also free to shoot as normal (but it always counts as having moved). Show less

Lord · Infantry · 170 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
The Black Gobbo	4	6	4+	4(5)	4	3	5	4(5)	7

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour), Ward 6+ (Gotkid's Beard)

Rules: Night Goblin, Fear Elves, Surprise!, Really Hates Dwarfs

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Thagi Az Magic Item

Strength +1 · +1 Attacks

If the Black Gobbo scores a hit against an enemy who has a magic weapon, the enemy's magic weapon is destroyed on the roll of a 4+. In addition, the axe confers +1 Strength and +1 Attack to the… Show moreIf the Black Gobbo scores a hit against an enemy who has a magic weapon, the enemy's magic weapon is destroyed on the roll of a 4+. In addition, the axe confers +1 Strength and +1 Attack to the wielder. Show less

Belt Buckle of Durzik Al Drazh Magic Item

Forged with runes of good fortune, the wearer of the belt may reroll any single D6 roll once per game that affects him directly.

Gotkid's Beard Magic Item

The protective runes within the beard confer a Ward save (6+) to the Black Gobbo.

Grants: Ward 6+ (Gotkid's Beard)

Hood of Night Magic Item

This hood causes units of Night Goblins to treat the Black Gobbo as if he had Leadership 9.

Special Rules

Night Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.
Surprise!: Nasty Skulkers have the Always Strikes First and Armour Piercing (1) special rules in turns they successfully charge an enemy in the flank or rear.
Really Hates Dwarfs: The Black Gobbo may re-roll all failed rolls To Hit when fighting Dwarfs. In addition, the Black Gobbo and any unit he accompanies are Stubborn when they are in base contact with any Dwarf.

Lord · Infantry · 130 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Orc Warboss	4	6	4+	5	5	3	4	4	9
Orc Boar Chariot	6	0	0	5	5	4	0	0	0	Impact Hits (D6+1), Natural Armour (6+), Choppas, Size Matters, Orc, Tusker Charge
Orc Crew (Orc Boar Chariot)	0	3	4+	3	0	0	2	1	7
War Boars (Orc Boar Chariot)	0	3	0	3	0	0	3	1	3
War Boar	7	3	0	3	4	1	3	1	3	Natural Armour (6+), Tusker Charge, Vanguard
Barded Grunta	7	3	0	4	5	3	3	3	4	Natural Armour (6+), Tusker Charge, Fear
Wyvern	4	5	0	6	5	5	3	3	6	Fly (8), Natural Armour (4+), Poisoned Attacks, Stomp, Terror
Maw-Crusher	6	5	0	6	6	6	2	4	6	Fly (5), Impact Hits (D6), Natural Armour (3+), Stomp, Terror

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Rules: Choppas, Size Matters, Orc, Waaagh!

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Medium Armour Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

Grants: Armour 5+ (Medium Armour), Missile 5+ (Medium Armour)

Shield Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Great Weapon Alternative — not equipped

8 pts

Strength +1 · -2 Initiative · Two-handed

Gives +2 Strength in the first round of any close combat it fights, and +1 Strength in every round after that.

Spear Alternative — not equipped

4 pts

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Additional Hand Weapon Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Special Rules

Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Orc
Waaagh!: If a Warboss is your Army General, then once per game he may call a Waaagh! The Waaagh! may only be called if the Warboss first declares a charge, and must be announced immediately after making the… Show moreIf a Warboss is your Army General, then once per game he may call a Waaagh! The Waaagh! may only be called if the Warboss first declares a charge, and must be announced immediately after making the charge declaration, before any charge reaction takes place. In the turn a Waaagh! is called, every unit of five or more Orcs (of any type) in the army adds +1 to its combat resolution for the rest of the player turn. The General himself, and any unit he accompanies, adds +D3 to their combat resolution instead. Show less

Lord · Infantry · 160 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Savage Orc Warboss	4	6	4+	5	5	3	4	4	9
War Boar	7	3	0	3	4	1	3	1	3	Natural Armour (6+), Tusker Charge, Vanguard
Wyvern	4	5	0	6	5	5	3	3	6	Fly (8), Natural Armour (4+), Poisoned Attacks, Stomp, Terror
Maw-Crusher	6	5	0	6	6	6	2	4	6	Fly (5), Impact Hits (D6), Natural Armour (3+), Stomp, Terror

Saves: Ward 6+ (Savage Orc Warboss)

Rules: Frenzy, Choppas, Size Matters, Savage Orc, Waaagh!, Warpaint

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Shield Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Great Weapon Alternative — not equipped

8 pts

Strength +1 · -2 Initiative · Two-handed

Gives +2 Strength in the first round of any close combat it fights, and +1 Strength in every round after that.

Spear Alternative — not equipped

4 pts

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Additional Hand Weapon Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Special Rules

Frenzy: Grants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces… Show moreGrants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces a charge against the nearest viable enemy). Cannot restrain pursuit. Lost (with its associated rules) if beaten in close combat. Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Savage Orc
Waaagh!: If a Warboss is your Army General, then once per game he may call a Waaagh! The Waaagh! may only be called if the Warboss first declares a charge, and must be announced immediately after making the… Show moreIf a Warboss is your Army General, then once per game he may call a Waaagh! The Waaagh! may only be called if the Warboss first declares a charge, and must be announced immediately after making the charge declaration, before any charge reaction takes place. In the turn a Waaagh! is called, every unit of five or more Orcs (of any type) in the army adds +1 to its combat resolution for the rest of the player turn. The General himself, and any unit he accompanies, adds +D3 to their combat resolution instead. Show less
Warpaint: Models wearing Warpaint gain the Ward save (6+) special rule.

Lord · Infantry · 180 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Black Orc Warboss	4	7	4+	5(6)	5	3	4(2)	5	9
Orc Boar Chariot	6	0	0	5	5	4	0	0	0	Impact Hits (D6+1), Natural Armour (6+), Choppas, Size Matters, Orc, Tusker Charge
Orc Crew (Orc Boar Chariot)	0	3	4+	3	0	0	2	1	7
War Boars (Orc Boar Chariot)	0	3	0	3	0	0	3	1	3
War Boar	7	3	0	3	4	1	3	1	3	Natural Armour (6+), Tusker Charge, Vanguard
Wyvern	4	5	0	6	5	5	3	3	6	Fly (8), Natural Armour (4+), Poisoned Attacks, Stomp, Terror
Maw-Crusher	6	5	0	6	6	6	2	4	6	Fly (5), Impact Hits (D6), Natural Armour (3+), Stomp, Terror

Saves: Armour 4+ (Heavy Armour), Missile 4+ (Heavy Armour), Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Rules: Immunity (Psychology), Choppas, Black Orc, Waaagh!, Armed to da Teef, Quell Animosity

Equipment

Heavy Armour

Grants: Armour 4+ (Heavy Armour), Missile 4+ (Heavy Armour)

Great Weapon

Strength +1 · -2 Initiative · Two-handed

Gives +2 Strength in the first round of any close combat it fights, and +1 Strength in every round after that.

Additional Hand Weapon

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Could Take Instead

Shield Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Special Rules

Immunity (Psychology): The model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as… Show moreThe model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as non-physical. Immunity (Psychology) covers Panic, Fear and Terror together and auto-passes Psychology tests, though the model may still never choose Flee! as a charge reaction except via Feigned Flight/Fire & Flee (or if it also has Frenzy). Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Black Orc
Waaagh!: If a Warboss is your Army General, then once per game he may call a Waaagh! The Waaagh! may only be called if the Warboss first declares a charge, and must be announced immediately after making the… Show moreIf a Warboss is your Army General, then once per game he may call a Waaagh! The Waaagh! may only be called if the Warboss first declares a charge, and must be announced immediately after making the charge declaration, before any charge reaction takes place. In the turn a Waaagh! is called, every unit of five or more Orcs (of any type) in the army adds +1 to its combat resolution for the rest of the player turn. The General himself, and any unit he accompanies, adds +D3 to their combat resolution instead. Show less
Armed to da Teef: At the start of each round of close combat, models with this special rule can choose which of their weapons (including hand weapon and shield) they wish to fight with. If a Black Orc character has a… Show moreAt the start of each round of close combat, models with this special rule can choose which of their weapons (including hand weapon and shield) they wish to fight with. If a Black Orc character has a magic weapon, he loses the benefit of this special rule. Show less
Quell Animosity: If a Black Orc character is in a unit that fails an Animosity test, he immediately inflicts D6 hits at his base Strength on his unit, distributed as shooting attacks. After removing casualties, the… Show moreIf a Black Orc character is in a unit that fails an Animosity test, he immediately inflicts D6 hits at his base Strength on his unit, distributed as shooting attacks. After removing casualties, the unit is treated as if the Animosity test was passed. These hits cannot be allocated to the Black Orc character, and do not cause a Panic test. Show less

Lord · Infantry · 65 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Goblin Warboss	4	5	4+	4	4	3	4	4	8
Goblin Wolf Chariot	8	0	0	5	4	3	0	0	0	Impact Hits (D6+1), Natural Armour (6+), Goblin, Fear Elves
Goblin Crew (Goblin Wolf Chariot)	0	2	4+	3	0	0	2	1	6
Giant Wolves (Goblin Wolf Chariot)	0	3	0	3	0	0	3	1	3
Giant Wolf	9	3	0	3	3	1	3	1	3	Fast Cavalry, Vanguard

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Rules: Goblin, Fear Elves

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Medium Armour Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

Grants: Armour 5+ (Medium Armour), Missile 5+ (Medium Armour)

Shield Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Great Weapon Alternative — not equipped

8 pts

Strength +1 · -2 Initiative · Two-handed

Gives +2 Strength in the first round of any close combat it fights, and +1 Strength in every round after that.

Spear Alternative — not equipped

4 pts

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Additional Hand Weapon Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Shortbow Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

Range 18" · Strength 3

18" Strength 3, Multiple Shots (2) only applies in turns the model has not moved. Cannot be used as a charge reaction. All ranks can fire.

Rules:

Multiple Shots (2) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less
Volley Fire — All models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the… Show moreAll models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the unit moved earlier in the turn, or if the target is within half the weapon's maximum range. Show less

Special Rules

Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.

Lord · Infantry · 65 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Forest Goblin Warboss	4	5	4+	4	4	3	4	4	8
Giant Spider	7	3	0	3	3	1	3	1	2	Fast Cavalry, Poisoned Attacks, Strider (Forest), Strider (Obstacle), Wall-crawler, Creeping Assault, Vanguard
Gigantic Spider	7	3	0	4	4	3	4	3	3	Natural Armour (6+), Poisoned Attacks, Strider (Forest), Strider (Obstacle), Wall-crawler, Creeping Assault, Fear

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Rules: Forest Goblin, Fear Elves

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Shield Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Great Weapon Alternative — not equipped

8 pts

Strength +1 · -2 Initiative · Two-handed

Gives +2 Strength in the first round of any close combat it fights, and +1 Strength in every round after that.

Spear Alternative — not equipped

4 pts

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Additional Hand Weapon Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Shortbow Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

Range 18" · Strength 3

18" Strength 3, Multiple Shots (2) only applies in turns the model has not moved. Cannot be used as a charge reaction. All ranks can fire.

Rules:

Multiple Shots (2) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less
Volley Fire — All models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the… Show moreAll models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the unit moved earlier in the turn, or if the target is within half the weapon's maximum range. Show less

Poisoned Attacks Upgrade Alternative — not equipped

10 pts

May have Poisoned Attacks, 10 points.

Rules:

Poisoned Attacks — Gets a +1 modifier to To Wound rolls (armour saves are still modified by the attack's Strength as normal). Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or… Show moreGets a +1 modifier to To Wound rolls (armour saves are still modified by the attack's Strength as normal). Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or magic weapon attacks. Show less

Special Rules

Forest Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.

Lord · Infantry · 55 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Night Goblin Warboss	4	5	4+	4	4	3	5	4	7
Great Cave Squig	0	4	0	6	4	3	3	3	3	Immunity (Psychology), Random Movement (3D6), Loner, Fear

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Rules: Hatred (Dwarfs), Night Goblin, Fear Elves

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Medium Armour Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

Grants: Armour 5+ (Medium Armour), Missile 5+ (Medium Armour)

Shield Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Great Weapon Alternative — not equipped

8 pts

Strength +1 · -2 Initiative · Two-handed

Gives +2 Strength in the first round of any close combat it fights, and +1 Strength in every round after that.

Spear Alternative — not equipped

4 pts

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Additional Hand Weapon Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Shortbow Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

Range 18" · Strength 3

18" Strength 3, Multiple Shots (2) only applies in turns the model has not moved. Cannot be used as a charge reaction. All ranks can fire.

Rules:

Multiple Shots (2) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less
Volley Fire — All models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the… Show moreAll models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the unit moved earlier in the turn, or if the target is within half the weapon's maximum range. Show less

Special Rules

Hatred (Dwarfs): A model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial… Show moreA model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial blood-mad hacking, the impetus is considered to be spent -- the rest of the combat is fought normally. Sometimes a model will only Hate a specific foe; where this is the case, the type of foe will be expressed in the special rule. Where an army Hates a certain faction, they have Hatred against all models from that army book. Models with Hatred must also re-roll successful rolls to restrain from pursuit against enemies they have Hatred against. If a unit would gain Hatred in a round of close combat after the first for any reason, treat this as the first round of combat for that purpose. Show less
Night Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.

Lord · Infantry · 185 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Orc Great Shaman	4	3	4+	4	5	3	2	1	8
Orc Boar Chariot	6	0	0	5	5	4	0	0	0	Impact Hits (D6+1), Natural Armour (6+), Choppas, Size Matters, Orc, Tusker Charge
Orc Crew (Orc Boar Chariot)	0	3	4+	3	0	0	2	1	7
War Boars (Orc Boar Chariot)	0	3	0	3	0	0	3	1	3
War Boar	7	3	0	3	4	1	3	1	3	Natural Armour (6+), Tusker Charge, Vanguard
Wyvern	4	5	0	6	5	5	3	3	6	Fly (8), Natural Armour (4+), Poisoned Attacks, Stomp, Terror

Rules: Choppas, Size Matters, Orc

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Special Rules

Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Orc

Magic

Wizard Level 3 (may be upgraded to Level 4 for +35 pts)

Uses:

Lore of da Big Waaagh! — Power of da Waaagh!: For each friendly Orc (any type) unit in close combat within 12" of the Shaman, he adds +1 to his casting roll. Conversely, for each friendly Orc unit fleeing within 12" of the caster, he suffers -1… Show moreFor each friendly Orc (any type) unit in close combat within 12" of the Shaman, he adds +1 to his casting roll. Conversely, for each friendly Orc unit fleeing within 12" of the caster, he suffers -1 to his casting roll. Show less

Lord · Infantry · 200 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Savage Orc Great Shaman	4	3	4+	4	5	3	2	1	8
War Boar	7	3	0	3	4	1	3	1	3	Natural Armour (6+), Tusker Charge, Vanguard
Wyvern	4	5	0	6	5	5	3	3	6	Fly (8), Natural Armour (4+), Poisoned Attacks, Stomp, Terror

Saves: Ward 6+ (Savage Orc Great Shaman)

Rules: Frenzy, Choppas, Size Matters, Savage Orc, Warpaint

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Special Rules

Frenzy: Grants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces… Show moreGrants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces a charge against the nearest viable enemy). Cannot restrain pursuit. Lost (with its associated rules) if beaten in close combat. Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Savage Orc
Warpaint: Models wearing Warpaint gain the Ward save (6+) special rule.

Magic

Wizard Level 3 (may be upgraded to Level 4 for +35 pts)

Uses:

Lore of da Savage Waaagh! — Power of da Waaagh!: For each friendly Orc (of any type) unit in close combat within 12" of the Shaman, he adds +1 to his casting roll. Conversely, for each friendly Orc unit fleeing within 12" of the Shaman, he suffers… Show moreFor each friendly Orc (of any type) unit in close combat within 12" of the Shaman, he adds +1 to his casting roll. Conversely, for each friendly Orc unit fleeing within 12" of the Shaman, he suffers -1 to his casting roll. Show less

Lord · Infantry · 155 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Goblin Great Shaman	4	2	4+	3	4	3	2	1	7
Goblin Wolf Chariot	8	0	0	5	4	3	0	0	0	Impact Hits (D6+1), Natural Armour (6+), Goblin, Fear Elves
Goblin Crew (Goblin Wolf Chariot)	0	2	4+	3	0	0	2	1	6
Giant Wolves (Goblin Wolf Chariot)	0	3	0	3	0	0	3	1	3
Giant Wolf	9	3	0	3	3	1	3	1	3	Fast Cavalry, Vanguard

Rules: Goblin, Fear Elves

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Special Rules

Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.

Magic

Wizard Level 3 (may be upgraded to Level 4 for +35 pts)

Uses:

Lore of da Little Waaagh! — Sneaky Stealin': When a Spell of da Little Waaagh! is successfully cast, and after its effects have been resolved, roll a D6. On a roll of 1-4 nothing happens, but on a roll of 5-6 you may take one dispel dice from… Show moreWhen a Spell of da Little Waaagh! is successfully cast, and after its effects have been resolved, roll a D6. On a roll of 1-4 nothing happens, but on a roll of 5-6 you may take one dispel dice from the opponent's dispel pool and add it to your power pool. If there are no dice left in the opponent's dispel pool, then this lore attribute has no effect. Show less

Lord · Infantry · 150 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Night Goblin Great Shaman	4	2	4+	3	4	3	3	1	6

Rules: Hatred (Dwarfs), Night Goblin, Fear Elves

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Magic Mushrooms

Fixed Night Goblin Shaman equipment -- not the same item as the separate purchasable Mad Cap Mushrooms Enchanted Item. See the Magic Mushrooms Rule.

Rules:

Magic Mushrooms — Each time they attempt to cast a spell, after the casting dice have been rolled a Night Goblin Shaman may eat a Magic Mushroom. This adds D6 to the casting result. This dice does not count as a power… Show moreEach time they attempt to cast a spell, after the casting dice have been rolled a Night Goblin Shaman may eat a Magic Mushroom. This adds D6 to the casting result. This dice does not count as a power dice, and cannot contribute to Unlimited Power. However, if you roll a 1 on this dice you must roll a further D6. On a roll of 4+ nothing else happens, but on a roll of 1-3 the mushroom was poisonous, and the Shaman suffers a wound with no armour saves allowed, and the spell automatically fails. Show less

Special Rules

Hatred (Dwarfs): A model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial… Show moreA model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial blood-mad hacking, the impetus is considered to be spent -- the rest of the combat is fought normally. Sometimes a model will only Hate a specific foe; where this is the case, the type of foe will be expressed in the special rule. Where an army Hates a certain faction, they have Hatred against all models from that army book. Models with Hatred must also re-roll successful rolls to restrain from pursuit against enemies they have Hatred against. If a unit would gain Hatred in a round of close combat after the first for any reason, treat this as the first round of combat for that purpose. Show less
Night Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.

Magic

Wizard Level 3 (may be upgraded to Level 4 for +35 pts)

Uses:

Lore of da Bad Moon — Sneaky Stealin': When a Spell of da Bad Moon is successfully cast, and after its effects have been resolved, roll a D6. On a roll of 1-4 nothing happens, but on a roll of 5-6 you may take one dispel dice from the… Show moreWhen a Spell of da Bad Moon is successfully cast, and after its effects have been resolved, roll a D6. On a roll of 1-4 nothing happens, but on a roll of 5-6 you may take one dispel dice from the opponent's dispel pool and add it to your power pool. If there are no dice left in the opponent's dispel pool, then this lore attribute has no effect. Show less

Lord · Infantry · 160 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Forest Goblin Great Shaman	4	2	4+	3	4	3	2	1	7
Arachnarok Spider	7	4	0	5	6	8	4	8	3	Immunity (Psychology), Natural Armour (4+), Poisoned Attacks, Strider (Forest), Strider (Obstacle), Stubborn, Forest Goblin, Wall-crawler, Venom Surge, Stomp, Terror
Forest Goblin Crew (Arachnarok Spider)	4	2	4+	3	0	0	2	1	6
Giant Spider	7	3	0	3	3	1	3	1	2	Fast Cavalry, Poisoned Attacks, Strider (Forest), Strider (Obstacle), Wall-crawler, Creeping Assault, Vanguard
Gigantic Spider	7	3	0	4	4	3	4	3	3	Natural Armour (6+), Poisoned Attacks, Strider (Forest), Strider (Obstacle), Wall-crawler, Creeping Assault, Fear

Rules: Immunity (Poisoned Attacks), Forest Goblin, Fear Elves, Spider Venom

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Catchweb Spidershrine Alternative — not equipped

30 pts

A Forest Goblin Great Shaman mounted on an Arachnarok Spider with a Catchweb Spidershrine has the Loremaster (Spells of da Spider God) special rule. In addition, he and any other friendly Wizard… Show moreA Forest Goblin Great Shaman mounted on an Arachnarok Spider with a Catchweb Spidershrine has the Loremaster (Spells of da Spider God) special rule. In addition, he and any other friendly Wizard within 12" of the Arachnarok Spider adds +2 to their channelling attempts. Show less

Rules:

Catchweb Spidershrine — A Forest Goblin Great Shaman mounted on an Arachnarok Spider with a Catchweb Spidershrine has the Loremaster (Spells of da Spider God) special rule. In addition, he and any other friendly Wizard… Show moreA Forest Goblin Great Shaman mounted on an Arachnarok Spider with a Catchweb Spidershrine has the Loremaster (Spells of da Spider God) special rule. In addition, he and any other friendly Wizard within 12" of the Arachnarok Spider adds +2 to their channelling attempts. Show less

Special Rules

Immunity (Poisoned Attacks): The model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as… Show moreThe model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as non-physical. Immunity (Psychology) covers Panic, Fear and Terror together and auto-passes Psychology tests, though the model may still never choose Flee! as a charge reaction except via Feigned Flight/Fire & Flee (or if it also has Frenzy). Show less
Forest Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.
Spider Venom: Forest Goblin Shamans may re-roll one dice when casting spells. However, any time they Miscast, they will also count as having failed a Stupidity test (if they survive).

Magic

Wizard Level 3 (may be upgraded to Level 4 for +35 pts)

Uses:

Lore of da Spider God — Sneaky Stealin': When a Spell of da Spider God is successfully cast, and after its effects have been resolved, roll a D6. On a roll of 1-4 nothing happens, but on a roll of 5-6 you may take one dispel dice from the… Show moreWhen a Spell of da Spider God is successfully cast, and after its effects have been resolved, roll a D6. On a roll of 1-4 nothing happens, but on a roll of 5-6 you may take one dispel dice from the opponent's dispel pool and add it to your power pool. If there are no dice left in the opponent's dispel pool, then this lore attribute has no effect. Show less

Hero · Infantry · 130 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Bigfeet Bonehead	4	5	4+	4	5	2	3	3	8

Saves: Ward 6+ (Bigfeet Bonehead)

Rules: Frenzy, Hatred (The Empire), Choppas, Size Matters, Savage Orc, Warpaint

Equipment

Bonehead's Whacker Magic Item

Two-handed

Great weapon. The Whacker gives Bigfeet the Always Strikes First special rule and allows him to re-roll failed To Wound rolls.

Special Rules

Frenzy: Grants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces… Show moreGrants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces a charge against the nearest viable enemy). Cannot restrain pursuit. Lost (with its associated rules) if beaten in close combat. Show less
Hatred (The Empire): A model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial… Show moreA model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial blood-mad hacking, the impetus is considered to be spent -- the rest of the combat is fought normally. Sometimes a model will only Hate a specific foe; where this is the case, the type of foe will be expressed in the special rule. Where an army Hates a certain faction, they have Hatred against all models from that army book. Models with Hatred must also re-roll successful rolls to restrain from pursuit against enemies they have Hatred against. If a unit would gain Hatred in a round of close combat after the first for any reason, treat this as the first round of combat for that purpose. Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Savage Orc
Warpaint: Models wearing Warpaint gain the Ward save (6+) special rule.

Hero · Infantry · 185 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Borgut Facebeater	4	6	4+	5(6)	5	2	3	4	9

Saves: Armour 1+ (Drog's Dead 'Ard Armour)

Rules: Immunity (Psychology), Choppas, Black Orc, Quell Animosity, The Facebeater, Keep Your Enemies Closer, Do as I say and wot I do

Equipment

'Ardlad's Axe o' Doom Magic Item

Strength +1 · Two-handed

Two hand weapons. This massive axe adds +1 to Borgut's Strength and allows him to re-roll failed armour saves.

Drog's Dead 'Ard Armour Magic Item

This armour gives Borgut a 1+ Armour save that cannot be improved.

Grants: Armour 1+ (Drog's Dead 'Ard Armour)

Special Rules

Immunity (Psychology): The model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as… Show moreThe model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as non-physical. Immunity (Psychology) covers Panic, Fear and Terror together and auto-passes Psychology tests, though the model may still never choose Flee! as a charge reaction except via Feigned Flight/Fire & Flee (or if it also has Frenzy). Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Black Orc
Quell Animosity: If a Black Orc character is in a unit that fails an Animosity test, he immediately inflicts D6 hits at his base Strength on his unit, distributed as shooting attacks. After removing casualties, the… Show moreIf a Black Orc character is in a unit that fails an Animosity test, he immediately inflicts D6 hits at his base Strength on his unit, distributed as shooting attacks. After removing casualties, the unit is treated as if the Animosity test was passed. These hits cannot be allocated to the Black Orc character, and do not cause a Panic test. Show less
The Facebeater: If Borgut fights in a challenge, then at the beginning of the first Close Combat phase of the challenge, he can smash his thick Orc skull into the face of his opponent or any monstrous mount they may… Show moreIf Borgut fights in a challenge, then at the beginning of the first Close Combat phase of the challenge, he can smash his thick Orc skull into the face of his opponent or any monstrous mount they may be riding. This is in addition to his normal attacks, and is resolved before any other attacks in the challenge. If this attack inflicts an unsaved Wound, the target is reduced to Weapon Skill 1 and gains the Always Strike Last special rule for the rest of the Close Combat phase. If this mighty 'eadbutt kills his opponent, Borgut can still make his remaining attacks to calculate Overkill for the purposes of combat resolution. Show less
Keep Your Enemies Closer: If your army includes Grimgor, then you may never deploy Borgut further than 6" from him when setting up your army.
Do as I say and wot I do: If Borgut is included in your army, then you may upgrade one additional unit of Orc Boyz into Big 'Uns. Borgut must deploy and remain with this unit for the entirety of the battle.

Hero · Infantry · 150 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Badruk 'Eadsplitta	4	6	4+	5(6)	5	2	3(1)	4	8

Saves: Armour 4+ (Heavy Armour), Missile 4+ (Heavy Armour)

Rules: Immunity (Psychology), Choppas, Black Orc, Quell Animosity, Executioner's Strike

Equipment

Heavy Armour

Grants: Armour 4+ (Heavy Armour), Missile 4+ (Heavy Armour)

Great Weapon

Strength +1 · -2 Initiative · Two-handed

Gives +2 Strength in the first round of any close combat it fights, and +1 Strength in every round after that.

Dwarf Trinket Magic Item One Use

One use only. Once per battle, Badruk can cause one enemy model fighting him in close combat to miss with all his normal attacks. He may wait until after the enemy has rolled to hit to decide to use… Show moreOne use only. Once per battle, Badruk can cause one enemy model fighting him in close combat to miss with all his normal attacks. He may wait until after the enemy has rolled to hit to decide to use it, but must choose before he rolls To Wound. Show less

Special Rules

Immunity (Psychology): The model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as… Show moreThe model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as non-physical. Immunity (Psychology) covers Panic, Fear and Terror together and auto-passes Psychology tests, though the model may still never choose Flee! as a charge reaction except via Feigned Flight/Fire & Flee (or if it also has Frenzy). Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Black Orc
Quell Animosity: If a Black Orc character is in a unit that fails an Animosity test, he immediately inflicts D6 hits at his base Strength on his unit, distributed as shooting attacks. After removing casualties, the… Show moreIf a Black Orc character is in a unit that fails an Animosity test, he immediately inflicts D6 hits at his base Strength on his unit, distributed as shooting attacks. After removing casualties, the unit is treated as if the Animosity test was passed. These hits cannot be allocated to the Black Orc character, and do not cause a Panic test. Show less
Executioner's Strike: Badruk has the Killing Blow special rule. In addition, he causes a Killing Blow on the To Wound roll of a 5+ rather than a 6. Grants:

Hero · Cavalry · 70 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Gitilla da Hunter	4	4	3+	4(5)	4	2	4(5)	3	7
Ulda the Great Wolf	9	3	0	3	3	1	3	2	3	Fast Cavalry, Ulda the Great Wolf, Vanguard

Rules: Fast Cavalry, Goblin, Fear Elves, Da Howlerz, Impact Hits (1)

Equipment

Spear

Strength +1 (charge only) · +1 Initiative

Infantry: +1 Initiative, +1 Extra Rank, +1 Strength when charged. Cavalry: +1 Initiative, +1 Strength on Charge

Stinky Pelt Magic Item

The Stinky Pelt grants Gitilla the Natural Armour (5+) special rule.

Bone Bow Magic Item

Range 24" · Strength 4

Profile - Range: 24", Strength: 4, Rules: Multiple Shots (3).

Rules:

Multiple Shots (3) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less

Special Rules

Fast Cavalry: Automatically has the Vanguard and Swiftstride special rules, and also has the Free Reform, Fire & Flee, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules). A joining character only… Show moreAutomatically has the Vanguard and Swiftstride special rules, and also has the Free Reform, Fire & Flee, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules). A joining character only gains this rule if the same Troop Type. A unit with a close combat armour save better than 5+ or barding cannot use this rule. Show less Grants:
Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.
Da Howlerz: Da Howlerz are a unit of Goblin Wolf Riders with an additional +1 Ballistic Skill and the Quick to Fire special rule. Gitilla must set up with this unit and may not leave it. No other character may… Show moreDa Howlerz are a unit of Goblin Wolf Riders with an additional +1 Ballistic Skill and the Quick to Fire special rule. Gitilla must set up with this unit and may not leave it. No other character may join the unit. Show less
Impact Hits (1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less

Hero · Cavalry · 90 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Snagla Grobspit	4	4	4+	4	4	2	4	3	7
Snagla's Giant Spider	7	3	0	3	3	1	4	1	2	Fast Cavalry, Poisoned Attacks, Strider (Forest), Strider (Obstacle), Wall-crawler, Creeping Assault, Vanguard

Rules: Fast Cavalry, Hatred (Empire), Strider (Forest), Strider (Obstacle), Forest Goblin, Fear Elves, Wall-crawler, Creeping Assault, Impact Hits (1)

Equipment

Sting of Snagla Magic Item One Use

Range 6" · Strength 3

One use only. Profile - Range: 6", Strength: 3, Rules: Multiple Wounds (D3), Poisoned Attacks, Quick To Fire.

Rules:

Multiple Wounds (D3) — Each unsaved Wound (after armour/ward saves, before Regeneration) is multiplied into more than one Wound by the bracketed amount (which may be a dice roll, rolled separately per unsaved Wound).… Show moreEach unsaved Wound (after armour/ward saves, before Regeneration) is multiplied into more than one Wound by the bracketed amount (which may be a dice roll, rolled separately per unsaved Wound). Unless specified, only applies to close combat attacks. Show less
Poisoned Attacks — Gets a +1 modifier to To Wound rolls (armour saves are still modified by the attack's Strength as normal). Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or… Show moreGets a +1 modifier to To Wound rolls (armour saves are still modified by the attack's Strength as normal). Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or magic weapon attacks. Show less
Quick to Fire — The weapon does not suffer -1 To Hit for moving and shooting, and can always Stand and Shoot against a charge even if normally too close to react. May also be used once per turn as a charge reaction… Show moreThe weapon does not suffer -1 To Hit for moving and shooting, and can always Stand and Shoot against a charge even if normally too close to react. May also be used once per turn as a charge reaction is declared, before units move (fires at maximum range if the charge started outside weapon range, at -1 To Hit in that case). Show less

Fangspike Magic Item

The Fangspike has the Poisoned Attacks and Multiple Wounds (D3) special rules.

Rules:

Multiple Wounds (D3) — Each unsaved Wound (after armour/ward saves, before Regeneration) is multiplied into more than one Wound by the bracketed amount (which may be a dice roll, rolled separately per unsaved Wound).… Show moreEach unsaved Wound (after armour/ward saves, before Regeneration) is multiplied into more than one Wound by the bracketed amount (which may be a dice roll, rolled separately per unsaved Wound). Unless specified, only applies to close combat attacks. Show less
Poisoned Attacks — Gets a +1 modifier to To Wound rolls (armour saves are still modified by the attack's Strength as normal). Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or… Show moreGets a +1 modifier to To Wound rolls (armour saves are still modified by the attack's Strength as normal). Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or magic weapon attacks. Show less

Special Rules

Fast Cavalry: Automatically has the Vanguard and Swiftstride special rules, and also has the Free Reform, Fire & Flee, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules). A joining character only… Show moreAutomatically has the Vanguard and Swiftstride special rules, and also has the Free Reform, Fire & Flee, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules). A joining character only gains this rule if the same Troop Type. A unit with a close combat armour save better than 5+ or barding cannot use this rule. Show less Grants:
Hatred (Empire): A model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial… Show moreA model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial blood-mad hacking, the impetus is considered to be spent -- the rest of the combat is fought normally. Sometimes a model will only Hate a specific foe; where this is the case, the type of foe will be expressed in the special rule. Where an army Hates a certain faction, they have Hatred against all models from that army book. Models with Hatred must also re-roll successful rolls to restrain from pursuit against enemies they have Hatred against. If a unit would gain Hatred in a round of close combat after the first for any reason, treat this as the first round of combat for that purpose. Show less
Strider (Forest): Usually granted as a named variant (e.g. Forest Strider), applying only in that terrain type: treats the terrain as open ground for movement, ignoring movement penalties and Dangerous Terrain tests,… Show moreUsually granted as a named variant (e.g. Forest Strider), applying only in that terrain type: treats the terrain as open ground for movement, ignoring movement penalties and Dangerous Terrain tests, though normal combat rules for that terrain still apply. Show less
Strider (Obstacle): Usually granted as a named variant (e.g. Forest Strider), applying only in that terrain type: treats the terrain as open ground for movement, ignoring movement penalties and Dangerous Terrain tests,… Show moreUsually granted as a named variant (e.g. Forest Strider), applying only in that terrain type: treats the terrain as open ground for movement, ignoring movement penalties and Dangerous Terrain tests, though normal combat rules for that terrain still apply. Show less
Forest Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.
Wall-crawler: Models with this rule treat ungarrisoned buildings as open terrain for the purposes of movement. They may not finish their movement inside or on top of an ungarrisoned building -- they can pass over… Show moreModels with this rule treat ungarrisoned buildings as open terrain for the purposes of movement. They may not finish their movement inside or on top of an ungarrisoned building -- they can pass over obstructions of this kind, but they cannot linger. Show less
Creeping Assault: Unlike other cavalry, Spider Riders do not have to dismount before assaulting a building, meaning the Giant Spiders are allowed to attack during the assault. Each Spider Rider and his mount count as… Show moreUnlike other cavalry, Spider Riders do not have to dismount before assaulting a building, meaning the Giant Spiders are allowed to attack during the assault. Each Spider Rider and his mount count as a single model when determining the number of models that fight in a building assault. Note that Spider Riders still cannot garrison a building. Show less
Impact Hits (1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less

Hero · Infantry · 65 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Orc Big Boss	4	5	4+	4	5	2	3	3	8
Orc Boar Chariot	6	0	0	5	5	4	0	0	0	Impact Hits (D6+1), Natural Armour (6+), Choppas, Size Matters, Orc, Tusker Charge
Orc Crew (Orc Boar Chariot)	0	3	4+	3	0	0	2	1	7
War Boars (Orc Boar Chariot)	0	3	0	3	0	0	3	1	3
War Boar	7	3	0	3	4	1	3	1	3	Natural Armour (6+), Tusker Charge, Vanguard

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Rules: Choppas, Size Matters, Orc

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Medium Armour Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

Grants: Armour 5+ (Medium Armour), Missile 5+ (Medium Armour)

Shield Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Great Weapon Alternative — not equipped

6 pts

Strength +1 · -2 Initiative · Two-handed

Gives +2 Strength in the first round of any close combat it fights, and +1 Strength in every round after that.

Spear Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Additional Hand Weapon Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Special Rules

Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Orc

Hero · Infantry · 85 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Savage Orc Big Boss	4	5	4+	4	5	2	3	3	8
War Boar	7	3	0	3	4	1	3	1	3	Natural Armour (6+), Tusker Charge, Vanguard

Saves: Ward 6+ (Savage Orc Big Boss)

Rules: Frenzy, Choppas, Size Matters, Savage Orc, Warpaint

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Shield Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Great Weapon Alternative — not equipped

6 pts

Strength +1 · -2 Initiative · Two-handed

Gives +2 Strength in the first round of any close combat it fights, and +1 Strength in every round after that.

Spear Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Additional Hand Weapon Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Special Rules

Frenzy: Grants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces… Show moreGrants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces a charge against the nearest viable enemy). Cannot restrain pursuit. Lost (with its associated rules) if beaten in close combat. Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Savage Orc
Warpaint: Models wearing Warpaint gain the Ward save (6+) special rule.

Hero · Infantry · 105 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Black Orc Big Boss	4	6	4+	4(5)	5	2	3(1)	4	8
Orc Boar Chariot	6	0	0	5	5	4	0	0	0	Impact Hits (D6+1), Natural Armour (6+), Choppas, Size Matters, Orc, Tusker Charge
Orc Crew (Orc Boar Chariot)	0	3	4+	3	0	0	2	1	7
War Boars (Orc Boar Chariot)	0	3	0	3	0	0	3	1	3
War Boar	7	3	0	3	4	1	3	1	3	Natural Armour (6+), Tusker Charge, Vanguard

Saves: Armour 4+ (Heavy Armour), Missile 4+ (Heavy Armour), Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Rules: Immunity (Psychology), Choppas, Black Orc, Armed to da Teef, Quell Animosity

Equipment

Heavy Armour

Grants: Armour 4+ (Heavy Armour), Missile 4+ (Heavy Armour)

Great Weapon

Strength +1 · -2 Initiative · Two-handed

Gives +2 Strength in the first round of any close combat it fights, and +1 Strength in every round after that.

Additional Hand Weapon

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Could Take Instead

Shield Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Special Rules

Immunity (Psychology): The model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as… Show moreThe model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as non-physical. Immunity (Psychology) covers Panic, Fear and Terror together and auto-passes Psychology tests, though the model may still never choose Flee! as a charge reaction except via Feigned Flight/Fire & Flee (or if it also has Frenzy). Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Black Orc
Armed to da Teef: At the start of each round of close combat, models with this special rule can choose which of their weapons (including hand weapon and shield) they wish to fight with. If a Black Orc character has a… Show moreAt the start of each round of close combat, models with this special rule can choose which of their weapons (including hand weapon and shield) they wish to fight with. If a Black Orc character has a magic weapon, he loses the benefit of this special rule. Show less
Quell Animosity: If a Black Orc character is in a unit that fails an Animosity test, he immediately inflicts D6 hits at his base Strength on his unit, distributed as shooting attacks. After removing casualties, the… Show moreIf a Black Orc character is in a unit that fails an Animosity test, he immediately inflicts D6 hits at his base Strength on his unit, distributed as shooting attacks. After removing casualties, the unit is treated as if the Animosity test was passed. These hits cannot be allocated to the Black Orc character, and do not cause a Panic test. Show less

Hero · Infantry · 35 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Goblin Big Boss	4	4	4+	4	4	2	3	3	7
Goblin Wolf Chariot	8	0	0	5	4	3	0	0	0	Impact Hits (D6+1), Natural Armour (6+), Goblin, Fear Elves
Goblin Crew (Goblin Wolf Chariot)	0	2	4+	3	0	0	2	1	6
Giant Wolves (Goblin Wolf Chariot)	0	3	0	3	0	0	3	1	3
Giant Wolf	9	3	0	3	3	1	3	1	3	Fast Cavalry, Vanguard

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Rules: Goblin, Fear Elves

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Medium Armour Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

Grants: Armour 5+ (Medium Armour), Missile 5+ (Medium Armour)

Shield Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Great Weapon Alternative — not equipped

6 pts

Strength +1 · -2 Initiative · Two-handed

Gives +2 Strength in the first round of any close combat it fights, and +1 Strength in every round after that.

Spear Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Additional Hand Weapon Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Shortbow Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

Range 18" · Strength 3

18" Strength 3, Multiple Shots (2) only applies in turns the model has not moved. Cannot be used as a charge reaction. All ranks can fire.

Rules:

Multiple Shots (2) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less
Volley Fire — All models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the… Show moreAll models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the unit moved earlier in the turn, or if the target is within half the weapon's maximum range. Show less

Special Rules

Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.

Hero · Infantry · 30 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Night Goblin Big Boss	4	4	4+	4	4	2	4	3	6
Great Cave Squig	0	4	0	6	4	3	3	3	3	Immunity (Psychology), Random Movement (3D6), Loner, Fear

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Rules: Hatred (Dwarfs), Night Goblin, Fear Elves

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Medium Armour Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

Grants: Armour 5+ (Medium Armour), Missile 5+ (Medium Armour)

Shield Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Great Weapon Alternative — not equipped

6 pts

Strength +1 · -2 Initiative · Two-handed

Gives +2 Strength in the first round of any close combat it fights, and +1 Strength in every round after that.

Spear Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Additional Hand Weapon Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Shortbow Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

Range 18" · Strength 3

18" Strength 3, Multiple Shots (2) only applies in turns the model has not moved. Cannot be used as a charge reaction. All ranks can fire.

Rules:

Multiple Shots (2) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less
Volley Fire — All models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the… Show moreAll models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the unit moved earlier in the turn, or if the target is within half the weapon's maximum range. Show less

Special Rules

Hatred (Dwarfs): A model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial… Show moreA model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial blood-mad hacking, the impetus is considered to be spent -- the rest of the combat is fought normally. Sometimes a model will only Hate a specific foe; where this is the case, the type of foe will be expressed in the special rule. Where an army Hates a certain faction, they have Hatred against all models from that army book. Models with Hatred must also re-roll successful rolls to restrain from pursuit against enemies they have Hatred against. If a unit would gain Hatred in a round of close combat after the first for any reason, treat this as the first round of combat for that purpose. Show less
Night Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.

Hero · Infantry · 35 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Forest Goblin Big Boss	4	4	4+	4	4	2	3	3	7
Giant Spider	7	3	0	3	3	1	3	1	2	Fast Cavalry, Poisoned Attacks, Strider (Forest), Strider (Obstacle), Wall-crawler, Creeping Assault, Vanguard
Gigantic Spider	7	3	0	4	4	3	4	3	3	Natural Armour (6+), Poisoned Attacks, Strider (Forest), Strider (Obstacle), Wall-crawler, Creeping Assault, Fear

Rules: Forest Goblin, Fear Elves

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Shield Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Great Weapon Alternative — not equipped

6 pts

Strength +1 · -2 Initiative · Two-handed

Gives +2 Strength in the first round of any close combat it fights, and +1 Strength in every round after that.

Spear Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Additional Hand Weapon Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Shortbow Alternative — not equipped

3 pts

Range 18" · Strength 3

18" Strength 3, Multiple Shots (2) only applies in turns the model has not moved. Cannot be used as a charge reaction. All ranks can fire.

Rules:

Multiple Shots (2) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less
Volley Fire — All models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the… Show moreAll models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the unit moved earlier in the turn, or if the target is within half the weapon's maximum range. Show less

Poisoned Attacks Upgrade Alternative — not equipped

10 pts

May have Poisoned Attacks, 10 points.

Rules:

Poisoned Attacks — Gets a +1 modifier to To Wound rolls (armour saves are still modified by the attack's Strength as normal). Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or… Show moreGets a +1 modifier to To Wound rolls (armour saves are still modified by the attack's Strength as normal). Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or magic weapon attacks. Show less

Spider Banner Alternative — not equipped Magic Item

50 pts

Forest Goblin Big Boss only. Models in a unit with the Spider Banner, including the bearer, have Poisoned Attacks. Models that already have Poisoned Attacks will also automatically wound on To Hit… Show moreForest Goblin Big Boss only. Models in a unit with the Spider Banner, including the bearer, have Poisoned Attacks. Models that already have Poisoned Attacks will also automatically wound on To Hit rolls of 6. Show less

Special Rules

Forest Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.

Hero · Infantry · 65 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Orc Warchanter	4	4	4+	4	4	2	3	2(3)	8
Orc Boar Chariot	6	0	0	5	5	4	0	0	0	Impact Hits (D6+1), Natural Armour (6+), Choppas, Size Matters, Orc, Tusker Charge
Orc Crew (Orc Boar Chariot)	0	3	4+	3	0	0	2	1	7
War Boars (Orc Boar Chariot)	0	3	0	3	0	0	3	1	3
War Boar	7	3	0	3	4	1	3	1	3	Natural Armour (6+), Tusker Charge, Vanguard

Saves: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour), Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Rules: Choppas, Size Matters, Orc, Frenzy of Violence

Equipment

Light Armour

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Additional Hand Weapon

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Could Take Instead

Medium Armour Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

Grants: Armour 5+ (Medium Armour), Missile 5+ (Medium Armour)

Special Rules

Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Orc
Frenzy of Violence: Any Orc unit joined by a Warchanter may re-roll 1's To Hit and To Wound in close combat.

Hero · Infantry · 75 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Orc Shaman	4	3	4+	3	4	2	2	1	7
War Boar	7	3	0	3	4	1	3	1	3	Natural Armour (6+), Tusker Charge, Vanguard

Rules: Choppas, Size Matters, Orc

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Special Rules

Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Orc

Magic

Wizard Level 1 (may be upgraded to Level 2 for +35 pts)

Uses:

Lore of da Big Waaagh! — Power of da Waaagh!: For each friendly Orc (any type) unit in close combat within 12" of the Shaman, he adds +1 to his casting roll. Conversely, for each friendly Orc unit fleeing within 12" of the caster, he suffers -1… Show moreFor each friendly Orc (any type) unit in close combat within 12" of the Shaman, he adds +1 to his casting roll. Conversely, for each friendly Orc unit fleeing within 12" of the caster, he suffers -1 to his casting roll. Show less

Hero · Infantry · 90 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Savage Orc Shaman	4	3	4+	3	4	2	2	1	7
War Boar	7	3	0	3	4	1	3	1	3	Natural Armour (6+), Tusker Charge, Vanguard

Saves: Ward 6+ (Savage Orc Shaman)

Rules: Frenzy, Choppas, Size Matters, Savage Orc, Warpaint

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Special Rules

Frenzy: Grants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces… Show moreGrants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces a charge against the nearest viable enemy). Cannot restrain pursuit. Lost (with its associated rules) if beaten in close combat. Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Savage Orc
Warpaint: Models wearing Warpaint gain the Ward save (6+) special rule.

Magic

Wizard Level 1 (may be upgraded to Level 2 for +35 pts)

Uses:

Lore of da Savage Waaagh! — Power of da Waaagh!: For each friendly Orc (of any type) unit in close combat within 12" of the Shaman, he adds +1 to his casting roll. Conversely, for each friendly Orc unit fleeing within 12" of the Shaman, he suffers… Show moreFor each friendly Orc (of any type) unit in close combat within 12" of the Shaman, he adds +1 to his casting roll. Conversely, for each friendly Orc unit fleeing within 12" of the Shaman, he suffers -1 to his casting roll. Show less

Hero · Infantry · 60 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Goblin Shaman	4	2	4+	3	3	2	2	1	6
Giant Wolf	9	3	0	3	3	1	3	1	3	Fast Cavalry, Vanguard

Rules: Goblin, Fear Elves

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Special Rules

Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.

Magic

Wizard Level 1 (may be upgraded to Level 2 for +35 pts)

Uses:

Lore of da Little Waaagh! — Sneaky Stealin': When a Spell of da Little Waaagh! is successfully cast, and after its effects have been resolved, roll a D6. On a roll of 1-4 nothing happens, but on a roll of 5-6 you may take one dispel dice from… Show moreWhen a Spell of da Little Waaagh! is successfully cast, and after its effects have been resolved, roll a D6. On a roll of 1-4 nothing happens, but on a roll of 5-6 you may take one dispel dice from the opponent's dispel pool and add it to your power pool. If there are no dice left in the opponent's dispel pool, then this lore attribute has no effect. Show less

Hero · Infantry · 55 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Night Goblin Shaman	4	2	4+	3	3	2	3	1	5

Rules: Hatred (Dwarfs), Night Goblin, Fear Elves

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Magic Mushrooms

Fixed Night Goblin Shaman equipment -- not the same item as the separate purchasable Mad Cap Mushrooms Enchanted Item. See the Magic Mushrooms Rule.

Rules:

Magic Mushrooms — Each time they attempt to cast a spell, after the casting dice have been rolled a Night Goblin Shaman may eat a Magic Mushroom. This adds D6 to the casting result. This dice does not count as a power… Show moreEach time they attempt to cast a spell, after the casting dice have been rolled a Night Goblin Shaman may eat a Magic Mushroom. This adds D6 to the casting result. This dice does not count as a power dice, and cannot contribute to Unlimited Power. However, if you roll a 1 on this dice you must roll a further D6. On a roll of 4+ nothing else happens, but on a roll of 1-3 the mushroom was poisonous, and the Shaman suffers a wound with no armour saves allowed, and the spell automatically fails. Show less

Special Rules

Hatred (Dwarfs): A model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial… Show moreA model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial blood-mad hacking, the impetus is considered to be spent -- the rest of the combat is fought normally. Sometimes a model will only Hate a specific foe; where this is the case, the type of foe will be expressed in the special rule. Where an army Hates a certain faction, they have Hatred against all models from that army book. Models with Hatred must also re-roll successful rolls to restrain from pursuit against enemies they have Hatred against. If a unit would gain Hatred in a round of close combat after the first for any reason, treat this as the first round of combat for that purpose. Show less
Night Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.

Magic

Wizard Level 1 (may be upgraded to Level 2 for +35 pts)

Uses:

Lore of da Bad Moon — Sneaky Stealin': When a Spell of da Bad Moon is successfully cast, and after its effects have been resolved, roll a D6. On a roll of 1-4 nothing happens, but on a roll of 5-6 you may take one dispel dice from the… Show moreWhen a Spell of da Bad Moon is successfully cast, and after its effects have been resolved, roll a D6. On a roll of 1-4 nothing happens, but on a roll of 5-6 you may take one dispel dice from the opponent's dispel pool and add it to your power pool. If there are no dice left in the opponent's dispel pool, then this lore attribute has no effect. Show less

Hero · Infantry · 65 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Forest Goblin Shaman	4	2	4+	3	3	2	2	1	6
Giant Spider	7	3	0	3	3	1	3	1	2	Fast Cavalry, Poisoned Attacks, Strider (Forest), Strider (Obstacle), Wall-crawler, Creeping Assault, Vanguard

Rules: Immunity (Poisoned Attacks), Forest Goblin, Fear Elves, Spider Venom

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Special Rules

Immunity (Poisoned Attacks): The model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as… Show moreThe model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as non-physical. Immunity (Psychology) covers Panic, Fear and Terror together and auto-passes Psychology tests, though the model may still never choose Flee! as a charge reaction except via Feigned Flight/Fire & Flee (or if it also has Frenzy). Show less
Forest Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.
Spider Venom: Forest Goblin Shamans may re-roll one dice when casting spells. However, any time they Miscast, they will also count as having failed a Stupidity test (if they survive).

Magic

Wizard Level 1 (may be upgraded to Level 2 for +35 pts)

Uses:

Lore of da Spider God — Sneaky Stealin': When a Spell of da Spider God is successfully cast, and after its effects have been resolved, roll a D6. On a roll of 1-4 nothing happens, but on a roll of 5-6 you may take one dispel dice from the… Show moreWhen a Spell of da Spider God is successfully cast, and after its effects have been resolved, roll a D6. On a roll of 1-4 nothing happens, but on a roll of 5-6 you may take one dispel dice from the opponent's dispel pool and add it to your power pool. If there are no dice left in the opponent's dispel pool, then this lore attribute has no effect. Show less

Core · Infantry · 5 pts/model · 10+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Orc Boyz	4	3	4+	3	4	1	2	1	7
Orc Boss	4	3	4+	3	4	1	2	2	7

Saves: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Rules: Animosity, Choppas, Size Matters, Orc

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+10 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 25 pts

Equipment

Shield

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Light Armour Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Spear Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Additional Hand Weapon Alternative — not equipped

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Special Rules

Animosity: Orcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the… Show moreOrcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the Start of Turn sub-phase during each of your turns, by every unit that is subject to Animosity, with the following restrictions: units only test if they contain at least 5 models, units engaged in close combat don't test, units garrisoning a building don't test, units fleeing or currently off the battlefield don't test. Roll a D6 for each eligible unit. If the dice roll is a 2 or more, the unit behaves normally this turn. If the roll is a 1, however, the unit has failed its Animosity test and must roll on the Animosity table: 1 Get 'Em. Inflict D6 Strength 3 hits on the closest friendly unit that has 5 or more models, is subject to Animosity, and is within 3". The victim (if there is one) then inflicts D6 Strength 3 hits back. Neither unit can charge or move in the Movement phase, cast spells, nor shoot this turn. If the victim has not yet taken an Animosity test, then it does not do so this turn. If there isn't an eligible victim, the unit will Squabble instead. Wounds caused by the Get 'Em result never cause Panic tests. 2-5 Squabble. If it is possible to do so, the unit must declare a charge against the closest enemy unit in the Charge sub-phase. If the unit is unable to declare a charge, then a rowdy squabble breaks out and the unit may not move in the Movement phase, cast spells nor shoot this turn. 6 We'll Show 'Em. Pivot the unit on the spot to face the nearest visible enemy unit, and then make a full (non-march) move in a straight line towards it. If there is no visible enemy, the unit must move straight ahead instead. If it is impossible for the unit to pivot to face the closest enemy, it will pivot towards it as far as it can, and will then move as far forward as it can while still keeping the enemy within its forward arc. After the move is complete the unit must declare a charge in the Charge sub-phase against the closest visible enemy unit, if it is possible to do so. If the unit cannot declare a charge then it may carry on with the rest of its turn normally, as if it had not yet moved this turn. Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Orc

Core · Infantry · 7 pts/model · 10+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Orc Big 'Uns	4	4	4+	4	4	1	2	1	7
Champion	4	4	4+	4	4	1	2	2	7

Saves: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Rules: Animosity, Choppas, Size Matters, Orc

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+10 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 50 pts

Equipment

Shield

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Medium Armour Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

Grants: Armour 5+ (Medium Armour), Missile 5+ (Medium Armour)

Spear Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Additional Hand Weapon Alternative — not equipped

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Special Rules

Animosity: Orcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the… Show moreOrcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the Start of Turn sub-phase during each of your turns, by every unit that is subject to Animosity, with the following restrictions: units only test if they contain at least 5 models, units engaged in close combat don't test, units garrisoning a building don't test, units fleeing or currently off the battlefield don't test. Roll a D6 for each eligible unit. If the dice roll is a 2 or more, the unit behaves normally this turn. If the roll is a 1, however, the unit has failed its Animosity test and must roll on the Animosity table: 1 Get 'Em. Inflict D6 Strength 3 hits on the closest friendly unit that has 5 or more models, is subject to Animosity, and is within 3". The victim (if there is one) then inflicts D6 Strength 3 hits back. Neither unit can charge or move in the Movement phase, cast spells, nor shoot this turn. If the victim has not yet taken an Animosity test, then it does not do so this turn. If there isn't an eligible victim, the unit will Squabble instead. Wounds caused by the Get 'Em result never cause Panic tests. 2-5 Squabble. If it is possible to do so, the unit must declare a charge against the closest enemy unit in the Charge sub-phase. If the unit is unable to declare a charge, then a rowdy squabble breaks out and the unit may not move in the Movement phase, cast spells nor shoot this turn. 6 We'll Show 'Em. Pivot the unit on the spot to face the nearest visible enemy unit, and then make a full (non-march) move in a straight line towards it. If there is no visible enemy, the unit must move straight ahead instead. If it is impossible for the unit to pivot to face the closest enemy, it will pivot towards it as far as it can, and will then move as far forward as it can while still keeping the enemy within its forward arc. After the move is complete the unit must declare a charge in the Charge sub-phase against the closest visible enemy unit, if it is possible to do so. If the unit cannot declare a charge then it may carry on with the rest of its turn normally, as if it had not yet moved this turn. Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Orc

Core · Infantry · 6 pts/model · 10+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Orc Arrer Boyz	4	3	4+	3	4	1	2	1	7
Orc Arrer Boy Boss	4	3	3+	3	4	1	2	1	7

Rules: Animosity, Choppas, Size Matters, Orc

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+10 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts)

Equipment

Bow

Range 24" · Strength 3

Rules:

Multiple Shots (2) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less
Volley Fire — All models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the… Show moreAll models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the unit moved earlier in the turn, or if the target is within half the weapon's maximum range. Show less

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Light Armour Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Special Rules

Animosity: Orcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the… Show moreOrcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the Start of Turn sub-phase during each of your turns, by every unit that is subject to Animosity, with the following restrictions: units only test if they contain at least 5 models, units engaged in close combat don't test, units garrisoning a building don't test, units fleeing or currently off the battlefield don't test. Roll a D6 for each eligible unit. If the dice roll is a 2 or more, the unit behaves normally this turn. If the roll is a 1, however, the unit has failed its Animosity test and must roll on the Animosity table: 1 Get 'Em. Inflict D6 Strength 3 hits on the closest friendly unit that has 5 or more models, is subject to Animosity, and is within 3". The victim (if there is one) then inflicts D6 Strength 3 hits back. Neither unit can charge or move in the Movement phase, cast spells, nor shoot this turn. If the victim has not yet taken an Animosity test, then it does not do so this turn. If there isn't an eligible victim, the unit will Squabble instead. Wounds caused by the Get 'Em result never cause Panic tests. 2-5 Squabble. If it is possible to do so, the unit must declare a charge against the closest enemy unit in the Charge sub-phase. If the unit is unable to declare a charge, then a rowdy squabble breaks out and the unit may not move in the Movement phase, cast spells nor shoot this turn. 6 We'll Show 'Em. Pivot the unit on the spot to face the nearest visible enemy unit, and then make a full (non-march) move in a straight line towards it. If there is no visible enemy, the unit must move straight ahead instead. If it is impossible for the unit to pivot to face the closest enemy, it will pivot towards it as far as it can, and will then move as far forward as it can while still keeping the enemy within its forward arc. After the move is complete the unit must declare a charge in the Charge sub-phase against the closest visible enemy unit, if it is possible to do so. If the unit cannot declare a charge then it may carry on with the rest of its turn normally, as if it had not yet moved this turn. Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Orc

Core · Infantry · 8 pts/model · 10+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Savage Orcs	4	3	4+	3	4	1	2	1	7
Savage Orc Boss	4	3	4+	3	4	1	2	2	7

Saves: Ward 6+ (Savage Orcs), Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Rules: Frenzy, Animosity, Choppas, Size Matters, Savage Orc, Warpaint

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+10 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 25 pts

Equipment

Shield

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Spear Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Additional Hand Weapon Alternative — not equipped

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Shortbow Alternative — not equipped

Range 18" · Strength 3

18" Strength 3, Multiple Shots (2) only applies in turns the model has not moved. Cannot be used as a charge reaction. All ranks can fire.

Rules:

Multiple Shots (2) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less
Volley Fire — All models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the… Show moreAll models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the unit moved earlier in the turn, or if the target is within half the weapon's maximum range. Show less

Big Stabba Alternative — not equipped

20 pts

20 points per Big Stabba, up to 2 per 10 models in the unit. A Big Stabba is mounted on two Infantry bases, placed to cover both the first and second rank of the unit, but otherwise equipped like the… Show more20 points per Big Stabba, up to 2 per 10 models in the unit. A Big Stabba is mounted on two Infantry bases, placed to cover both the first and second rank of the unit, but otherwise equipped like the rest of the unit. Causes D3 Impact Hits with the Multiple Wounds (D3) special rule -- each Big Stabba model is Stats M4 WS3 BS3 S3 T4 W2 I2 A2 Ld7, not engine-modeled as a separate profile. Always the last model removed as a casualty; the weapon is picked up by another Savage Orc in the unit (excluding any Command Group model) should it be slain. Show less

Rules:

Big Stabbas — A unit of Savage Orcs may be upgraded to include Big Stabbas. This is represented by including one or more Big Stabba models in the unit. A Big Stabba is mounted on two Infantry bases and must be… Show moreA unit of Savage Orcs may be upgraded to include Big Stabbas. This is represented by including one or more Big Stabba models in the unit. A Big Stabba is mounted on two Infantry bases and must be placed to cover both the first and second rank of the unit, but is otherwise equipped like the rest of the unit. Each Big Stabba model causes D3 Impact Hits with the Multiple Wounds (D3) special rule. Big Stabbas are always the last models to be removed as casualties; the weapons are picked up by other Savage Orcs in the unit (excluding any Command Group models) should they be slain. Show less

Special Rules

Frenzy: Grants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces… Show moreGrants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces a charge against the nearest viable enemy). Cannot restrain pursuit. Lost (with its associated rules) if beaten in close combat. Show less
Animosity: Orcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the… Show moreOrcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the Start of Turn sub-phase during each of your turns, by every unit that is subject to Animosity, with the following restrictions: units only test if they contain at least 5 models, units engaged in close combat don't test, units garrisoning a building don't test, units fleeing or currently off the battlefield don't test. Roll a D6 for each eligible unit. If the dice roll is a 2 or more, the unit behaves normally this turn. If the roll is a 1, however, the unit has failed its Animosity test and must roll on the Animosity table: 1 Get 'Em. Inflict D6 Strength 3 hits on the closest friendly unit that has 5 or more models, is subject to Animosity, and is within 3". The victim (if there is one) then inflicts D6 Strength 3 hits back. Neither unit can charge or move in the Movement phase, cast spells, nor shoot this turn. If the victim has not yet taken an Animosity test, then it does not do so this turn. If there isn't an eligible victim, the unit will Squabble instead. Wounds caused by the Get 'Em result never cause Panic tests. 2-5 Squabble. If it is possible to do so, the unit must declare a charge against the closest enemy unit in the Charge sub-phase. If the unit is unable to declare a charge, then a rowdy squabble breaks out and the unit may not move in the Movement phase, cast spells nor shoot this turn. 6 We'll Show 'Em. Pivot the unit on the spot to face the nearest visible enemy unit, and then make a full (non-march) move in a straight line towards it. If there is no visible enemy, the unit must move straight ahead instead. If it is impossible for the unit to pivot to face the closest enemy, it will pivot towards it as far as it can, and will then move as far forward as it can while still keeping the enemy within its forward arc. After the move is complete the unit must declare a charge in the Charge sub-phase against the closest visible enemy unit, if it is possible to do so. If the unit cannot declare a charge then it may carry on with the rest of its turn normally, as if it had not yet moved this turn. Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Savage Orc
Warpaint: Models wearing Warpaint gain the Ward save (6+) special rule.

Core · Infantry · 10 pts/model · 10+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Savage Orc Big 'Uns	4	4	4+	4	4	1	2	1	7
Champion	4	4	4+	4	4	1	2	2	7

Saves: Ward 6+ (Savage Orc Big 'Uns), Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Rules: Frenzy, Animosity, Choppas, Size Matters, Savage Orc, Warpaint

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+10 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 50 pts

Equipment

Shield

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Spear Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Additional Hand Weapon Alternative — not equipped

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Shortbow Alternative — not equipped

Range 18" · Strength 3

18" Strength 3, Multiple Shots (2) only applies in turns the model has not moved. Cannot be used as a charge reaction. All ranks can fire.

Rules:

Multiple Shots (2) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less
Volley Fire — All models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the… Show moreAll models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the unit moved earlier in the turn, or if the target is within half the weapon's maximum range. Show less

Big Stabba Alternative — not equipped

20 pts

20 points per Big Stabba, up to 2 per 10 models in the unit. A Big Stabba is mounted on two Infantry bases, placed to cover both the first and second rank of the unit, but otherwise equipped like the… Show more20 points per Big Stabba, up to 2 per 10 models in the unit. A Big Stabba is mounted on two Infantry bases, placed to cover both the first and second rank of the unit, but otherwise equipped like the rest of the unit. Causes D3 Impact Hits with the Multiple Wounds (D3) special rule -- each Big Stabba model is Stats M4 WS3 BS3 S3 T4 W2 I2 A2 Ld7, not engine-modeled as a separate profile. Always the last model removed as a casualty; the weapon is picked up by another Savage Orc in the unit (excluding any Command Group model) should it be slain. Show less

Rules:

Big Stabbas — A unit of Savage Orcs may be upgraded to include Big Stabbas. This is represented by including one or more Big Stabba models in the unit. A Big Stabba is mounted on two Infantry bases and must be… Show moreA unit of Savage Orcs may be upgraded to include Big Stabbas. This is represented by including one or more Big Stabba models in the unit. A Big Stabba is mounted on two Infantry bases and must be placed to cover both the first and second rank of the unit, but is otherwise equipped like the rest of the unit. Each Big Stabba model causes D3 Impact Hits with the Multiple Wounds (D3) special rule. Big Stabbas are always the last models to be removed as casualties; the weapons are picked up by other Savage Orcs in the unit (excluding any Command Group models) should they be slain. Show less

Special Rules

Frenzy: Grants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces… Show moreGrants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces a charge against the nearest viable enemy). Cannot restrain pursuit. Lost (with its associated rules) if beaten in close combat. Show less
Animosity: Orcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the… Show moreOrcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the Start of Turn sub-phase during each of your turns, by every unit that is subject to Animosity, with the following restrictions: units only test if they contain at least 5 models, units engaged in close combat don't test, units garrisoning a building don't test, units fleeing or currently off the battlefield don't test. Roll a D6 for each eligible unit. If the dice roll is a 2 or more, the unit behaves normally this turn. If the roll is a 1, however, the unit has failed its Animosity test and must roll on the Animosity table: 1 Get 'Em. Inflict D6 Strength 3 hits on the closest friendly unit that has 5 or more models, is subject to Animosity, and is within 3". The victim (if there is one) then inflicts D6 Strength 3 hits back. Neither unit can charge or move in the Movement phase, cast spells, nor shoot this turn. If the victim has not yet taken an Animosity test, then it does not do so this turn. If there isn't an eligible victim, the unit will Squabble instead. Wounds caused by the Get 'Em result never cause Panic tests. 2-5 Squabble. If it is possible to do so, the unit must declare a charge against the closest enemy unit in the Charge sub-phase. If the unit is unable to declare a charge, then a rowdy squabble breaks out and the unit may not move in the Movement phase, cast spells nor shoot this turn. 6 We'll Show 'Em. Pivot the unit on the spot to face the nearest visible enemy unit, and then make a full (non-march) move in a straight line towards it. If there is no visible enemy, the unit must move straight ahead instead. If it is impossible for the unit to pivot to face the closest enemy, it will pivot towards it as far as it can, and will then move as far forward as it can while still keeping the enemy within its forward arc. After the move is complete the unit must declare a charge in the Charge sub-phase against the closest visible enemy unit, if it is possible to do so. If the unit cannot declare a charge then it may carry on with the rest of its turn normally, as if it had not yet moved this turn. Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Savage Orc
Warpaint: Models wearing Warpaint gain the Ward save (6+) special rule.

Core · Infantry · 2.5 pts/model · 20+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Goblins	4	2	4+	3	3	1	2	1	6
Goblin Boss	4	2	4+	3	3	1	2	2	6
Goblin Jester	4	2	4+	3	3	1	2	0	6

Saves: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Rules: Animosity, Goblin, Fear Elves

Optional Companion Units

Goblin Jester 20 pts

Rules: Goblin Jester

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+10 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 25 pts

Equipment

Shield

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Light Armour Alternative — not equipped

0.5 pts

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Spear Alternative — not equipped

0.5 pts

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Shortbow Alternative — not equipped

1.5 pts

Range 18" · Strength 3

18" Strength 3, Multiple Shots (2) only applies in turns the model has not moved. Cannot be used as a charge reaction. All ranks can fire.

Rules:

Multiple Shots (2) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less
Volley Fire — All models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the… Show moreAll models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the unit moved earlier in the turn, or if the target is within half the weapon's maximum range. Show less

Special Rules

Animosity: Orcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the… Show moreOrcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the Start of Turn sub-phase during each of your turns, by every unit that is subject to Animosity, with the following restrictions: units only test if they contain at least 5 models, units engaged in close combat don't test, units garrisoning a building don't test, units fleeing or currently off the battlefield don't test. Roll a D6 for each eligible unit. If the dice roll is a 2 or more, the unit behaves normally this turn. If the roll is a 1, however, the unit has failed its Animosity test and must roll on the Animosity table: 1 Get 'Em. Inflict D6 Strength 3 hits on the closest friendly unit that has 5 or more models, is subject to Animosity, and is within 3". The victim (if there is one) then inflicts D6 Strength 3 hits back. Neither unit can charge or move in the Movement phase, cast spells, nor shoot this turn. If the victim has not yet taken an Animosity test, then it does not do so this turn. If there isn't an eligible victim, the unit will Squabble instead. Wounds caused by the Get 'Em result never cause Panic tests. 2-5 Squabble. If it is possible to do so, the unit must declare a charge against the closest enemy unit in the Charge sub-phase. If the unit is unable to declare a charge, then a rowdy squabble breaks out and the unit may not move in the Movement phase, cast spells nor shoot this turn. 6 We'll Show 'Em. Pivot the unit on the spot to face the nearest visible enemy unit, and then make a full (non-march) move in a straight line towards it. If there is no visible enemy, the unit must move straight ahead instead. If it is impossible for the unit to pivot to face the closest enemy, it will pivot towards it as far as it can, and will then move as far forward as it can while still keeping the enemy within its forward arc. After the move is complete the unit must declare a charge in the Charge sub-phase against the closest visible enemy unit, if it is possible to do so. If the unit cannot declare a charge then it may carry on with the rest of its turn normally, as if it had not yet moved this turn. Show less
Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.

Core · Cavalry · 8 pts/model · 5+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Goblin Wolf Riders	4	2	4+	3	3	1	2	1	6
Goblin Wolf Rider Boss	4	2	4+	3	3	1	2	2	6
Giant Wolf	9	3	0	3	3	1	3	1	3	Fast Cavalry, Vanguard

Rules: Fast Cavalry, Animosity, Goblin, Fear Elves, Impact Hits (1)

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+5 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 25 pts

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Light Armour Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Shield Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Spear Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

Strength +1 (charge only) · +1 Initiative

Infantry: +1 Initiative, +1 Extra Rank, +1 Strength when charged. Cavalry: +1 Initiative, +1 Strength on Charge

Shortbow Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

Range 18" · Strength 3

18" Strength 3, Multiple Shots (2) only applies in turns the model has not moved. Cannot be used as a charge reaction. All ranks can fire.

Rules:

Multiple Shots (2) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less
Volley Fire — All models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the… Show moreAll models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the unit moved earlier in the turn, or if the target is within half the weapon's maximum range. Show less

Special Rules

Fast Cavalry: Automatically has the Vanguard and Swiftstride special rules, and also has the Free Reform, Fire & Flee, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules). A joining character only… Show moreAutomatically has the Vanguard and Swiftstride special rules, and also has the Free Reform, Fire & Flee, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules). A joining character only gains this rule if the same Troop Type. A unit with a close combat armour save better than 5+ or barding cannot use this rule. Show less Grants:
Animosity: Orcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the… Show moreOrcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the Start of Turn sub-phase during each of your turns, by every unit that is subject to Animosity, with the following restrictions: units only test if they contain at least 5 models, units engaged in close combat don't test, units garrisoning a building don't test, units fleeing or currently off the battlefield don't test. Roll a D6 for each eligible unit. If the dice roll is a 2 or more, the unit behaves normally this turn. If the roll is a 1, however, the unit has failed its Animosity test and must roll on the Animosity table: 1 Get 'Em. Inflict D6 Strength 3 hits on the closest friendly unit that has 5 or more models, is subject to Animosity, and is within 3". The victim (if there is one) then inflicts D6 Strength 3 hits back. Neither unit can charge or move in the Movement phase, cast spells, nor shoot this turn. If the victim has not yet taken an Animosity test, then it does not do so this turn. If there isn't an eligible victim, the unit will Squabble instead. Wounds caused by the Get 'Em result never cause Panic tests. 2-5 Squabble. If it is possible to do so, the unit must declare a charge against the closest enemy unit in the Charge sub-phase. If the unit is unable to declare a charge, then a rowdy squabble breaks out and the unit may not move in the Movement phase, cast spells nor shoot this turn. 6 We'll Show 'Em. Pivot the unit on the spot to face the nearest visible enemy unit, and then make a full (non-march) move in a straight line towards it. If there is no visible enemy, the unit must move straight ahead instead. If it is impossible for the unit to pivot to face the closest enemy, it will pivot towards it as far as it can, and will then move as far forward as it can while still keeping the enemy within its forward arc. After the move is complete the unit must declare a charge in the Charge sub-phase against the closest visible enemy unit, if it is possible to do so. If the unit cannot declare a charge then it may carry on with the rest of its turn normally, as if it had not yet moved this turn. Show less
Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.
Impact Hits (1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less

Core · Infantry · 2.5 pts/model · 20+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Night Goblins	4	2	4+	3	3	1	3	1	5
Night Goblin Boss	4	2	4+	3	3	1	3	2	5

Saves: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Rules: Hatred (Dwarfs), Animosity, Night Goblin, Fear Elves

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+5 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 25 pts

Equipment

Shield

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Light Armour Alternative — not equipped

0.5 pts

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Spear Alternative — not equipped

0.5 pts

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Shortbow Alternative — not equipped

1.5 pts

Range 18" · Strength 3

18" Strength 3, Multiple Shots (2) only applies in turns the model has not moved. Cannot be used as a charge reaction. All ranks can fire.

Rules:

Multiple Shots (2) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less
Volley Fire — All models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the… Show moreAll models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the unit moved earlier in the turn, or if the target is within half the weapon's maximum range. Show less

Netters Alternative — not equipped

25 pts

The unit is upgraded to include one or more models of Netters, 25 points flat (not per model).

Rules:

Netters — A unit of Night Goblins may be upgraded to include one or more models of Netters. Netters are equipped and may fight like the rest of the unit. At the start of each round of close combat, the Netters… Show moreA unit of Night Goblins may be upgraded to include one or more models of Netters. Netters are equipped and may fight like the rest of the unit. At the start of each round of close combat, the Netters must attempt to entangle one of the units they are fighting in their front arc. Roll a D3 for each of the first three ranks of 5 or more models in your unit; the result is the number of enemy models has become entangled (distributed as hits from shooting, but only affecting models that are allowed to strike). However, for each natural 1 rolled on these dice, the Netters have managed to cast the nets amongst their own ranks and entangle a member of their own unit instead. A model that has been entangled suffers a -1 penalty to their Attacks (this applies to both the rider and the mount) until the end of the close combat round. Show less

Fanatic Alternative — not equipped

25 pts

Up to 3 per unit, 25 points per model. Each Fanatic model is Stats: Random Movement (2D6), WS-, BS-, S5, T3, W1, I3, A*, Ld10, not engine-modeled as a separate profile. May be upgraded to carry… Show moreUp to 3 per unit, 25 points per model. Each Fanatic model is Stats: Random Movement (2D6), WS-, BS-, S5, T3, W1, I3, A*, Ld10, not engine-modeled as a separate profile. May be upgraded to carry Thwackwheezer Puffshrooms for free -- see that separate option, not individually tied to a specific Fanatic instance in this engine. Show less

Rules:

Immunity (Psychology) — The model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as… Show moreThe model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as non-physical. Immunity (Psychology) covers Panic, Fear and Terror together and auto-passes Psychology tests, though the model may still never choose Flee! as a charge reaction except via Feigned Flight/Fire & Flee (or if it also has Frenzy). Show less
Random Movement (2D6) — Instead of a normal Movement characteristic, the model rolls a dice (e.g. D6, 2D6, 3D6) for how far it moves/charges/pursues/overruns/flees; it cannot march. Cannot declare charges and must move in… Show moreInstead of a normal Movement characteristic, the model rolls a dice (e.g. D6, 2D6, 3D6) for how far it moves/charges/pursues/overruns/flees; it cannot march. Cannot declare charges and must move in the Compulsory Moves sub-phase; pivots to face, then moves straight forward the rolled distance. If this brings it into contact with an enemy's front arc, it counts as a charge using the rolled distance as charge range. Show less
Hide in Units — Fanatics are not placed on the table at the start of the game as are other troops. Instead you must make a written note of any Night Goblin units that include Fanatics. These units are referred to as… Show moreFanatics are not placed on the table at the start of the game as are other troops. Instead you must make a written note of any Night Goblin units that include Fanatics. These units are referred to as concealing units. The Fanatics count as being part of the concealing unit until they are released. Fanatics remain hidden, carried along by their fellows, until they are ready to be pushed out towards the enemy. If a concealing unit flees or is destroyed, any Fanatics yet to be released are lost. Show less
Release the Fanatics! — Fanatics must be released when a concealing unit comes to within 8" of the enemy or vice versa. The moving unit stops immediately (fliers land). Once the Fanatic's movement has been resolved, the… Show moreFanatics must be released when a concealing unit comes to within 8" of the enemy or vice versa. The moving unit stops immediately (fliers land). Once the Fanatic's movement has been resolved, the unit can continue moving if the controlling player wishes, although chargers must complete their charge unless panicked. When a Fanatic is released, you may choose the direction in which it travels, and the point on the concealing unit from which it starts. Fanatics move 2D6" using the rules for Random Movement. After release, Fanatics are treated as individual units. In your subsequent turns they must move in the Compulsory Moves subphase using the Random Movement special rule, but they always move in a random direction. Show less
Splat! — If a Fanatic's move would bring it into contact with another unit, then he moves through rather than stopping. If the Fanatic's move would end within a unit, then he automatically bounces through it… Show moreIf a Fanatic's move would bring it into contact with another unit, then he moves through rather than stopping. If the Fanatic's move would end within a unit, then he automatically bounces through it -- place the Fanatic model 1" beyond the unit, in the direction he was moving. When a Fanatic moves through any unit it inflicts D6 Strength 5 Armour Piercing (1) hits. Show less
Force of Destruction — Fanatics cannot be charged, but models can move into contact with them. Any unit that does so takes 2D6 Strength 5 Armour Piercing (1) hits. The Fanatic model is then removed, and the unit may carry… Show moreFanatics cannot be charged, but models can move into contact with them. Any unit that does so takes 2D6 Strength 5 Armour Piercing (1) hits. The Fanatic model is then removed, and the unit may carry on with its move. Show less
Out of Control — A Fanatic is removed immediately as a casualty when: it contacts a piece of terrain of any kind that's not open ground; it contacts another Fanatic (both Fanatics are removed); it moves off a table… Show moreA Fanatic is removed immediately as a casualty when: it contacts a piece of terrain of any kind that's not open ground; it contacts another Fanatic (both Fanatics are removed); it moves off a table edge; it rolls a double for movement (does not apply in the turn of release); any unit moves into contact with the Fanatic. Show less

Thwackwheezer Puffshrooms Alternative — not equipped

Free upgrade for a single Fanatic, replacing its normal Strength 5 Hits.

Rules:

Thwackwheezer Puffshrooms — Twackwheezer Puffshrooms replace the Fanatic's normal Strength 5 Hits. All models Hit must pass a Toughness test or suffer a Wound which Ignores Armour Saves. This has no effect on Animated… Show moreTwackwheezer Puffshrooms replace the Fanatic's normal Strength 5 Hits. All models Hit must pass a Toughness test or suffer a Wound which Ignores Armour Saves. This has no effect on Animated Constructs. In addition, all models within 6" of a Fanatic with this upgrade count as being in soft cover. Show less

Special Rules

Hatred (Dwarfs): A model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial… Show moreA model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial blood-mad hacking, the impetus is considered to be spent -- the rest of the combat is fought normally. Sometimes a model will only Hate a specific foe; where this is the case, the type of foe will be expressed in the special rule. Where an army Hates a certain faction, they have Hatred against all models from that army book. Models with Hatred must also re-roll successful rolls to restrain from pursuit against enemies they have Hatred against. If a unit would gain Hatred in a round of close combat after the first for any reason, treat this as the first round of combat for that purpose. Show less
Animosity: Orcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the… Show moreOrcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the Start of Turn sub-phase during each of your turns, by every unit that is subject to Animosity, with the following restrictions: units only test if they contain at least 5 models, units engaged in close combat don't test, units garrisoning a building don't test, units fleeing or currently off the battlefield don't test. Roll a D6 for each eligible unit. If the dice roll is a 2 or more, the unit behaves normally this turn. If the roll is a 1, however, the unit has failed its Animosity test and must roll on the Animosity table: 1 Get 'Em. Inflict D6 Strength 3 hits on the closest friendly unit that has 5 or more models, is subject to Animosity, and is within 3". The victim (if there is one) then inflicts D6 Strength 3 hits back. Neither unit can charge or move in the Movement phase, cast spells, nor shoot this turn. If the victim has not yet taken an Animosity test, then it does not do so this turn. If there isn't an eligible victim, the unit will Squabble instead. Wounds caused by the Get 'Em result never cause Panic tests. 2-5 Squabble. If it is possible to do so, the unit must declare a charge against the closest enemy unit in the Charge sub-phase. If the unit is unable to declare a charge, then a rowdy squabble breaks out and the unit may not move in the Movement phase, cast spells nor shoot this turn. 6 We'll Show 'Em. Pivot the unit on the spot to face the nearest visible enemy unit, and then make a full (non-march) move in a straight line towards it. If there is no visible enemy, the unit must move straight ahead instead. If it is impossible for the unit to pivot to face the closest enemy, it will pivot towards it as far as it can, and will then move as far forward as it can while still keeping the enemy within its forward arc. After the move is complete the unit must declare a charge in the Charge sub-phase against the closest visible enemy unit, if it is possible to do so. If the unit cannot declare a charge then it may carry on with the rest of its turn normally, as if it had not yet moved this turn. Show less
Night Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.

Core · Infantry · 2.5 pts/model · 20+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Forest Goblins	4	2	4+	3	3	1	2	1	6
Forest Goblin Boss	4	2	4+	3	3	1	2	2	6

Saves: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Rules: Strider (Forest), Animosity, Forest Goblin, Fear Elves

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+10 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 25 pts

Equipment

Shield

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Spear Alternative — not equipped

0.5 pts

Strength +1 (when charged only) · +1 Initiative · Fights in 2 ranks

Shortbow Alternative — not equipped

1.5 pts

Range 18" · Strength 3

18" Strength 3, Multiple Shots (2) only applies in turns the model has not moved. Cannot be used as a charge reaction. All ranks can fire.

Rules:

Multiple Shots (2) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less
Volley Fire — All models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the… Show moreAll models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the unit moved earlier in the turn, or if the target is within half the weapon's maximum range. Show less

Poisoned Attacks Upgrade Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

Entire unit, 1 point per model.

Rules:

Poisoned Attacks — Gets a +1 modifier to To Wound rolls (armour saves are still modified by the attack's Strength as normal). Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or… Show moreGets a +1 modifier to To Wound rolls (armour saves are still modified by the attack's Strength as normal). Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or magic weapon attacks. Show less

Special Rules

Strider (Forest): Usually granted as a named variant (e.g. Forest Strider), applying only in that terrain type: treats the terrain as open ground for movement, ignoring movement penalties and Dangerous Terrain tests,… Show moreUsually granted as a named variant (e.g. Forest Strider), applying only in that terrain type: treats the terrain as open ground for movement, ignoring movement penalties and Dangerous Terrain tests, though normal combat rules for that terrain still apply. Show less
Animosity: Orcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the… Show moreOrcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the Start of Turn sub-phase during each of your turns, by every unit that is subject to Animosity, with the following restrictions: units only test if they contain at least 5 models, units engaged in close combat don't test, units garrisoning a building don't test, units fleeing or currently off the battlefield don't test. Roll a D6 for each eligible unit. If the dice roll is a 2 or more, the unit behaves normally this turn. If the roll is a 1, however, the unit has failed its Animosity test and must roll on the Animosity table: 1 Get 'Em. Inflict D6 Strength 3 hits on the closest friendly unit that has 5 or more models, is subject to Animosity, and is within 3". The victim (if there is one) then inflicts D6 Strength 3 hits back. Neither unit can charge or move in the Movement phase, cast spells, nor shoot this turn. If the victim has not yet taken an Animosity test, then it does not do so this turn. If there isn't an eligible victim, the unit will Squabble instead. Wounds caused by the Get 'Em result never cause Panic tests. 2-5 Squabble. If it is possible to do so, the unit must declare a charge against the closest enemy unit in the Charge sub-phase. If the unit is unable to declare a charge, then a rowdy squabble breaks out and the unit may not move in the Movement phase, cast spells nor shoot this turn. 6 We'll Show 'Em. Pivot the unit on the spot to face the nearest visible enemy unit, and then make a full (non-march) move in a straight line towards it. If there is no visible enemy, the unit must move straight ahead instead. If it is impossible for the unit to pivot to face the closest enemy, it will pivot towards it as far as it can, and will then move as far forward as it can while still keeping the enemy within its forward arc. After the move is complete the unit must declare a charge in the Charge sub-phase against the closest visible enemy unit, if it is possible to do so. If the unit cannot declare a charge then it may carry on with the rest of its turn normally, as if it had not yet moved this turn. Show less
Forest Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.

Core · Cavalry · 11 pts/model · 5+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Forest Goblin Spider Riders	4	2	4+	3	3	1	2	1	6
Spider Rider Boss	4	2	4+	3	3	1	2	2	6
Giant Spider	7	3	0	3	3	1	3	1	2	Fast Cavalry, Poisoned Attacks, Strider (Forest), Strider (Obstacle), Wall-crawler, Creeping Assault, Vanguard

Saves: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Rules: Fast Cavalry, Strider (Forest), Strider (Obstacle), Animosity, Forest Goblin, Fear Elves, Wall-crawler, Creeping Assault, Impact Hits (1)

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+5 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 25 pts

Equipment

Shield

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Spear Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

Strength +1 (charge only) · +1 Initiative

Infantry: +1 Initiative, +1 Extra Rank, +1 Strength when charged. Cavalry: +1 Initiative, +1 Strength on Charge

Shortbow Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

Range 18" · Strength 3

18" Strength 3, Multiple Shots (2) only applies in turns the model has not moved. Cannot be used as a charge reaction. All ranks can fire.

Rules:

Multiple Shots (2) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less
Volley Fire — All models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the… Show moreAll models in the unit within range may fire in the Shooting phase as long as at least one model can draw Line of Sight to the target, but the unit suffers -1 To Hit if it does. Cannot be used if the unit moved earlier in the turn, or if the target is within half the weapon's maximum range. Show less

Poisoned Attacks Upgrade Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

Entire unit, 1 point per model.

Rules:

Poisoned Attacks — Gets a +1 modifier to To Wound rolls (armour saves are still modified by the attack's Strength as normal). Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or… Show moreGets a +1 modifier to To Wound rolls (armour saves are still modified by the attack's Strength as normal). Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or magic weapon attacks. Show less

Special Rules

Fast Cavalry: Automatically has the Vanguard and Swiftstride special rules, and also has the Free Reform, Fire & Flee, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules). A joining character only… Show moreAutomatically has the Vanguard and Swiftstride special rules, and also has the Free Reform, Fire & Flee, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules). A joining character only gains this rule if the same Troop Type. A unit with a close combat armour save better than 5+ or barding cannot use this rule. Show less Grants:
Strider (Forest): Usually granted as a named variant (e.g. Forest Strider), applying only in that terrain type: treats the terrain as open ground for movement, ignoring movement penalties and Dangerous Terrain tests,… Show moreUsually granted as a named variant (e.g. Forest Strider), applying only in that terrain type: treats the terrain as open ground for movement, ignoring movement penalties and Dangerous Terrain tests, though normal combat rules for that terrain still apply. Show less
Strider (Obstacle): Usually granted as a named variant (e.g. Forest Strider), applying only in that terrain type: treats the terrain as open ground for movement, ignoring movement penalties and Dangerous Terrain tests,… Show moreUsually granted as a named variant (e.g. Forest Strider), applying only in that terrain type: treats the terrain as open ground for movement, ignoring movement penalties and Dangerous Terrain tests, though normal combat rules for that terrain still apply. Show less
Animosity: Orcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the… Show moreOrcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the Start of Turn sub-phase during each of your turns, by every unit that is subject to Animosity, with the following restrictions: units only test if they contain at least 5 models, units engaged in close combat don't test, units garrisoning a building don't test, units fleeing or currently off the battlefield don't test. Roll a D6 for each eligible unit. If the dice roll is a 2 or more, the unit behaves normally this turn. If the roll is a 1, however, the unit has failed its Animosity test and must roll on the Animosity table: 1 Get 'Em. Inflict D6 Strength 3 hits on the closest friendly unit that has 5 or more models, is subject to Animosity, and is within 3". The victim (if there is one) then inflicts D6 Strength 3 hits back. Neither unit can charge or move in the Movement phase, cast spells, nor shoot this turn. If the victim has not yet taken an Animosity test, then it does not do so this turn. If there isn't an eligible victim, the unit will Squabble instead. Wounds caused by the Get 'Em result never cause Panic tests. 2-5 Squabble. If it is possible to do so, the unit must declare a charge against the closest enemy unit in the Charge sub-phase. If the unit is unable to declare a charge, then a rowdy squabble breaks out and the unit may not move in the Movement phase, cast spells nor shoot this turn. 6 We'll Show 'Em. Pivot the unit on the spot to face the nearest visible enemy unit, and then make a full (non-march) move in a straight line towards it. If there is no visible enemy, the unit must move straight ahead instead. If it is impossible for the unit to pivot to face the closest enemy, it will pivot towards it as far as it can, and will then move as far forward as it can while still keeping the enemy within its forward arc. After the move is complete the unit must declare a charge in the Charge sub-phase against the closest visible enemy unit, if it is possible to do so. If the unit cannot declare a charge then it may carry on with the rest of its turn normally, as if it had not yet moved this turn. Show less
Forest Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.
Wall-crawler: Models with this rule treat ungarrisoned buildings as open terrain for the purposes of movement. They may not finish their movement inside or on top of an ungarrisoned building -- they can pass over… Show moreModels with this rule treat ungarrisoned buildings as open terrain for the purposes of movement. They may not finish their movement inside or on top of an ungarrisoned building -- they can pass over obstructions of this kind, but they cannot linger. Show less
Creeping Assault: Unlike other cavalry, Spider Riders do not have to dismount before assaulting a building, meaning the Giant Spiders are allowed to attack during the assault. Each Spider Rider and his mount count as… Show moreUnlike other cavalry, Spider Riders do not have to dismount before assaulting a building, meaning the Giant Spiders are allowed to attack during the assault. Each Spider Rider and his mount count as a single model when determining the number of models that fight in a building assault. Note that Spider Riders still cannot garrison a building. Show less
Impact Hits (1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less

Core · Swarm · 20 pts/model · 2+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Snotlings	4	2	0	2	2	6	3	6	4

Rules: Snotling, Explodin' Spores, Expendable, Skirmishers, Unstable, Vanguard

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Special Rules

Snotling
Explodin' Spores: Each Snotling base can make a single shooting attack in its Shooting phases, and as a stand and shoot reaction. An Explodin' Spore is a Throwing Weapon, hitting automatically with the Ignores Armour… Show moreEach Snotling base can make a single shooting attack in its Shooting phases, and as a stand and shoot reaction. An Explodin' Spore is a Throwing Weapon, hitting automatically with the Ignores Armour Saves special rule. Show less
Expendable: Models with this rule do not cause Panic to friendly units that are not Expendable themselves. Characters may not join a unit with this rule, unless specified. For every Core unit with this rule in… Show moreModels with this rule do not cause Panic to friendly units that are not Expendable themselves. Characters may not join a unit with this rule, unless specified. For every Core unit with this rule in your army, you are required to include at least one other Core unit without it. Show less
Skirmishers: Deployed in a loose formation (models roughly 1/2" apart) that doesn't block each other's Line of Sight, letting extra ranks fire if the front rank has Line of Sight. Also has the Swiftstride, Light… Show moreDeployed in a loose formation (models roughly 1/2" apart) that doesn't block each other's Line of Sight, letting extra ranks fire if the front rank has Line of Sight. Also has the Swiftstride, Light Troops, Free Reform, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules), plus Vanguard unless it can Fly. A joining character only gains this rule if the same Troop Type. Show less Grants:
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Vanguard: After both sides finish deploying (including Scouts) but before rolling for first turn, a unit with this rule may make an immediate move of up to 6" (12" for Cavalry), regardless of Movement (no… Show moreAfter both sides finish deploying (including Scouts) but before rolling for first turn, a unit with this rule may make an immediate move of up to 6" (12" for Cavalry), regardless of Movement (no marching), but not to within 12" of the enemy. Doesn't count as having moved for first-turn shooting purposes. A unit cannot make its Vanguard move if a joined character lacks Vanguard and isn't on foot. Units that made a Vanguard move cannot charge in the first turn (including in the Magic phase) if their army goes first. Show less

Special · Infantry · 14 pts/model · 10+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Black Orcs	4	4	4+	4(5)	4	1	2(0)	2	8
Black Orc Boss	4	4	4+	4(5)	4	1	2(0)	3	8

Saves: Armour 4+ (Heavy Armour), Missile 4+ (Heavy Armour), Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Rules: Immunity (Psychology), Choppas, Black Orc, Armed to da Teef

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+10 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 50 pts

Equipment

Heavy Armour

Grants: Armour 4+ (Heavy Armour), Missile 4+ (Heavy Armour)

Great Weapon

Strength +1 · -2 Initiative · Two-handed

Gives +2 Strength in the first round of any close combat it fights, and +1 Strength in every round after that.

Additional Hand Weapon

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Could Take Instead

Shield Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Special Rules

Immunity (Psychology): The model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as… Show moreThe model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as non-physical. Immunity (Psychology) covers Panic, Fear and Terror together and auto-passes Psychology tests, though the model may still never choose Flee! as a charge reaction except via Feigned Flight/Fire & Flee (or if it also has Frenzy). Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Black Orc
Armed to da Teef: At the start of each round of close combat, models with this special rule can choose which of their weapons (including hand weapon and shield) they wish to fight with. If a Black Orc character has a… Show moreAt the start of each round of close combat, models with this special rule can choose which of their weapons (including hand weapon and shield) they wish to fight with. If a Black Orc character has a magic weapon, he loses the benefit of this special rule. Show less

Special · Cavalry · 16 pts/model · 5+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Orc Boar Boyz	4	3	4+	3	4	1	2	1	7
Orc Boar Boy Boss	4	3	4+	3	4	1	2	2	7
War Boar	7	3	0	3	4	1	3	1	3	Natural Armour (6+), Tusker Charge, Vanguard

Saves: Armour 5+ (Shield, Natural Armour), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Rules: Natural Armour (6+), Animosity, Choppas, Size Matters, Orc, Tusker Charge, Impact Hits (1)

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+10 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 50 pts

Equipment

Shield

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Light Armour Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Spear Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

Strength +1 (charge only) · +1 Initiative

Infantry: +1 Initiative, +1 Extra Rank, +1 Strength when charged. Cavalry: +1 Initiative, +1 Strength on Charge

Special Rules

Natural Armour (6+): Grants an armour save (bracketed number), representing tough or scaly hide. Combines with other armour, including other sources of Natural Armour, as normal.
Animosity: Orcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the… Show moreOrcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the Start of Turn sub-phase during each of your turns, by every unit that is subject to Animosity, with the following restrictions: units only test if they contain at least 5 models, units engaged in close combat don't test, units garrisoning a building don't test, units fleeing or currently off the battlefield don't test. Roll a D6 for each eligible unit. If the dice roll is a 2 or more, the unit behaves normally this turn. If the roll is a 1, however, the unit has failed its Animosity test and must roll on the Animosity table: 1 Get 'Em. Inflict D6 Strength 3 hits on the closest friendly unit that has 5 or more models, is subject to Animosity, and is within 3". The victim (if there is one) then inflicts D6 Strength 3 hits back. Neither unit can charge or move in the Movement phase, cast spells, nor shoot this turn. If the victim has not yet taken an Animosity test, then it does not do so this turn. If there isn't an eligible victim, the unit will Squabble instead. Wounds caused by the Get 'Em result never cause Panic tests. 2-5 Squabble. If it is possible to do so, the unit must declare a charge against the closest enemy unit in the Charge sub-phase. If the unit is unable to declare a charge, then a rowdy squabble breaks out and the unit may not move in the Movement phase, cast spells nor shoot this turn. 6 We'll Show 'Em. Pivot the unit on the spot to face the nearest visible enemy unit, and then make a full (non-march) move in a straight line towards it. If there is no visible enemy, the unit must move straight ahead instead. If it is impossible for the unit to pivot to face the closest enemy, it will pivot towards it as far as it can, and will then move as far forward as it can while still keeping the enemy within its forward arc. After the move is complete the unit must declare a charge in the Charge sub-phase against the closest visible enemy unit, if it is possible to do so. If the unit cannot declare a charge then it may carry on with the rest of its turn normally, as if it had not yet moved this turn. Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Orc
Tusker Charge: A mount with this special rule receives the Strength Bonus (2) special rule during the turn in which it charged into combat.
Impact Hits (1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less

Special · Cavalry · 19 pts/model · 5+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Orc Boar Boyz (Big 'Uns)	4	4	4+	4	4	1	2	1	7
Champion	4	4	4+	4	4	1	2	2	7
War Boar	7	3	0	3	4	1	3	1	3	Natural Armour (6+), Tusker Charge, Vanguard

Saves: Armour 5+ (Shield, Natural Armour), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Rules: Natural Armour (6+), Animosity, Choppas, Size Matters, Orc, Tusker Charge, Impact Hits (1)

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+10 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 50 pts

Equipment

Shield

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Medium Armour Alternative — not equipped

4 pts

Grants: Armour 5+ (Medium Armour), Missile 5+ (Medium Armour)

Spear Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

Strength +1 (charge only) · +1 Initiative

Infantry: +1 Initiative, +1 Extra Rank, +1 Strength when charged. Cavalry: +1 Initiative, +1 Strength on Charge

Special Rules

Natural Armour (6+): Grants an armour save (bracketed number), representing tough or scaly hide. Combines with other armour, including other sources of Natural Armour, as normal.
Animosity: Orcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the… Show moreOrcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the Start of Turn sub-phase during each of your turns, by every unit that is subject to Animosity, with the following restrictions: units only test if they contain at least 5 models, units engaged in close combat don't test, units garrisoning a building don't test, units fleeing or currently off the battlefield don't test. Roll a D6 for each eligible unit. If the dice roll is a 2 or more, the unit behaves normally this turn. If the roll is a 1, however, the unit has failed its Animosity test and must roll on the Animosity table: 1 Get 'Em. Inflict D6 Strength 3 hits on the closest friendly unit that has 5 or more models, is subject to Animosity, and is within 3". The victim (if there is one) then inflicts D6 Strength 3 hits back. Neither unit can charge or move in the Movement phase, cast spells, nor shoot this turn. If the victim has not yet taken an Animosity test, then it does not do so this turn. If there isn't an eligible victim, the unit will Squabble instead. Wounds caused by the Get 'Em result never cause Panic tests. 2-5 Squabble. If it is possible to do so, the unit must declare a charge against the closest enemy unit in the Charge sub-phase. If the unit is unable to declare a charge, then a rowdy squabble breaks out and the unit may not move in the Movement phase, cast spells nor shoot this turn. 6 We'll Show 'Em. Pivot the unit on the spot to face the nearest visible enemy unit, and then make a full (non-march) move in a straight line towards it. If there is no visible enemy, the unit must move straight ahead instead. If it is impossible for the unit to pivot to face the closest enemy, it will pivot towards it as far as it can, and will then move as far forward as it can while still keeping the enemy within its forward arc. After the move is complete the unit must declare a charge in the Charge sub-phase against the closest visible enemy unit, if it is possible to do so. If the unit cannot declare a charge then it may carry on with the rest of its turn normally, as if it had not yet moved this turn. Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Orc
Tusker Charge: A mount with this special rule receives the Strength Bonus (2) special rule during the turn in which it charged into combat.
Impact Hits (1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less

Special · Cavalry · 20 pts/model · 5+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Savage Orc Boar Boyz	4	3	4+	3	4	1	2	1	7
Savage Orc Boar Boy Boss	4	3	4+	3	4	1	2	2	7
War Boar	7	3	0	3	4	1	3	1	3	Natural Armour (6+), Tusker Charge, Vanguard

Saves: Ward 6+ (Savage Orc Boar Boyz), Armour 5+ (Shield, Natural Armour), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Rules: Frenzy, Natural Armour (6+), Animosity, Choppas, Size Matters, Savage Orc, Tusker Charge, Warpaint, Impact Hits (1)

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+10 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 50 pts

Equipment

Shield

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Spear Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

Strength +1 (charge only) · +1 Initiative

Infantry: +1 Initiative, +1 Extra Rank, +1 Strength when charged. Cavalry: +1 Initiative, +1 Strength on Charge

Additional Hand Weapon Alternative — not equipped

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Special Rules

Frenzy: Grants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces… Show moreGrants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces a charge against the nearest viable enemy). Cannot restrain pursuit. Lost (with its associated rules) if beaten in close combat. Show less
Natural Armour (6+): Grants an armour save (bracketed number), representing tough or scaly hide. Combines with other armour, including other sources of Natural Armour, as normal.
Animosity: Orcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the… Show moreOrcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the Start of Turn sub-phase during each of your turns, by every unit that is subject to Animosity, with the following restrictions: units only test if they contain at least 5 models, units engaged in close combat don't test, units garrisoning a building don't test, units fleeing or currently off the battlefield don't test. Roll a D6 for each eligible unit. If the dice roll is a 2 or more, the unit behaves normally this turn. If the roll is a 1, however, the unit has failed its Animosity test and must roll on the Animosity table: 1 Get 'Em. Inflict D6 Strength 3 hits on the closest friendly unit that has 5 or more models, is subject to Animosity, and is within 3". The victim (if there is one) then inflicts D6 Strength 3 hits back. Neither unit can charge or move in the Movement phase, cast spells, nor shoot this turn. If the victim has not yet taken an Animosity test, then it does not do so this turn. If there isn't an eligible victim, the unit will Squabble instead. Wounds caused by the Get 'Em result never cause Panic tests. 2-5 Squabble. If it is possible to do so, the unit must declare a charge against the closest enemy unit in the Charge sub-phase. If the unit is unable to declare a charge, then a rowdy squabble breaks out and the unit may not move in the Movement phase, cast spells nor shoot this turn. 6 We'll Show 'Em. Pivot the unit on the spot to face the nearest visible enemy unit, and then make a full (non-march) move in a straight line towards it. If there is no visible enemy, the unit must move straight ahead instead. If it is impossible for the unit to pivot to face the closest enemy, it will pivot towards it as far as it can, and will then move as far forward as it can while still keeping the enemy within its forward arc. After the move is complete the unit must declare a charge in the Charge sub-phase against the closest visible enemy unit, if it is possible to do so. If the unit cannot declare a charge then it may carry on with the rest of its turn normally, as if it had not yet moved this turn. Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Savage Orc
Tusker Charge: A mount with this special rule receives the Strength Bonus (2) special rule during the turn in which it charged into combat.
Warpaint: Models wearing Warpaint gain the Ward save (6+) special rule.
Impact Hits (1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less

Special · Cavalry · 23 pts/model · 5+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Savage Orc Boar Boyz (Big 'Uns)	4	4	4+	4	4	1	2	1	7
Champion	4	4	4+	4	4	1	2	2	7
War Boar	7	3	0	3	4	1	3	1	3	Natural Armour (6+), Tusker Charge, Vanguard

Saves: Ward 6+ (Savage Orc Boar Boyz (Big 'Uns)), Armour 5+ (Shield, Natural Armour), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Rules: Frenzy, Natural Armour (6+), Animosity, Choppas, Size Matters, Savage Orc, Tusker Charge, Warpaint, Impact Hits (1)

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+10 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 50 pts

Equipment

Shield

6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear.… Show more6+ Armour Save, 6+ Parry Save, The missile save bonus only applies to Infantry, and only against attacks to their front -- no Troop Type gets a missile save from a shield against attacks to the rear. The Parry save only applies if used together with a hand weapon. Show less

Grants: Armour 6+ (Shield), Missile 6+ (Shield), Parry 6+ (Shield)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Spear Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

Strength +1 (charge only) · +1 Initiative

Infantry: +1 Initiative, +1 Extra Rank, +1 Strength when charged. Cavalry: +1 Initiative, +1 Strength on Charge

Additional Hand Weapon Alternative — not equipped

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Special Rules

Frenzy: Grants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces… Show moreGrants +1 Attack and Immunity (Psychology). A unit with a Frenzied model may only choose Hold or Stand & Shoot as a charge reaction, and must declare a charge if able (a failed Leadership test forces a charge against the nearest viable enemy). Cannot restrain pursuit. Lost (with its associated rules) if beaten in close combat. Show less
Natural Armour (6+): Grants an armour save (bracketed number), representing tough or scaly hide. Combines with other armour, including other sources of Natural Armour, as normal.
Animosity: Orcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the… Show moreOrcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the Start of Turn sub-phase during each of your turns, by every unit that is subject to Animosity, with the following restrictions: units only test if they contain at least 5 models, units engaged in close combat don't test, units garrisoning a building don't test, units fleeing or currently off the battlefield don't test. Roll a D6 for each eligible unit. If the dice roll is a 2 or more, the unit behaves normally this turn. If the roll is a 1, however, the unit has failed its Animosity test and must roll on the Animosity table: 1 Get 'Em. Inflict D6 Strength 3 hits on the closest friendly unit that has 5 or more models, is subject to Animosity, and is within 3". The victim (if there is one) then inflicts D6 Strength 3 hits back. Neither unit can charge or move in the Movement phase, cast spells, nor shoot this turn. If the victim has not yet taken an Animosity test, then it does not do so this turn. If there isn't an eligible victim, the unit will Squabble instead. Wounds caused by the Get 'Em result never cause Panic tests. 2-5 Squabble. If it is possible to do so, the unit must declare a charge against the closest enemy unit in the Charge sub-phase. If the unit is unable to declare a charge, then a rowdy squabble breaks out and the unit may not move in the Movement phase, cast spells nor shoot this turn. 6 We'll Show 'Em. Pivot the unit on the spot to face the nearest visible enemy unit, and then make a full (non-march) move in a straight line towards it. If there is no visible enemy, the unit must move straight ahead instead. If it is impossible for the unit to pivot to face the closest enemy, it will pivot towards it as far as it can, and will then move as far forward as it can while still keeping the enemy within its forward arc. After the move is complete the unit must declare a charge in the Charge sub-phase against the closest visible enemy unit, if it is possible to do so. If the unit cannot declare a charge then it may carry on with the rest of its turn normally, as if it had not yet moved this turn. Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Savage Orc
Tusker Charge: A mount with this special rule receives the Strength Bonus (2) special rule during the turn in which it charged into combat.
Warpaint: Models wearing Warpaint gain the Ward save (6+) special rule.
Impact Hits (1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less

Special · Chariot · 85 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Orc Boar Chariot	6	0	0	5	5	4	0	0	0
Orc Crew (Orc Boar Chariot)	0	3	4+	3	0	0	2	1	7
War Boars (Orc Boar Chariot)	0	3	0	3	0	0	3	1	3

Saves: Armour 6+ (Natural Armour)

Rules: Impact Hits (D6+1), Natural Armour (6+), Choppas, Size Matters, Orc, Tusker Charge

Optional Companion Units

Orc Crew (Orc Boar Chariot) Free

War Boars (Orc Boar Chariot) Free

Rules: Expendable, Swiftstride, Skirmishers, Vanguard

Equipment

Special Rules

Impact Hits (D6+1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less
Natural Armour (6+): Grants an armour save (bracketed number), representing tough or scaly hide. Combines with other armour, including other sources of Natural Armour, as normal.
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Orc
Tusker Charge: A mount with this special rule receives the Strength Bonus (2) special rule during the turn in which it charged into combat.

Special · Chariot · 35 pts/model · 1–3 models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Goblin Wolf Chariot	8	0	0	5	4	3	0	0	0
Goblin Crew (Goblin Wolf Chariot)	0	2	4+	3	0	0	2	1	6
Giant Wolves (Goblin Wolf Chariot)	0	3	0	3	0	0	3	1	3

Saves: Armour 6+ (Natural Armour)

Rules: Impact Hits (D6+1), Natural Armour (6+), Goblin, Fear Elves

Optional Companion Units

Goblin Crew (Goblin Wolf Chariot) 3 pts

Giant Wolves (Goblin Wolf Chariot) 3 pts

Rules: Expendable, Swiftstride, Skirmishers, Vanguard

Equipment

Special Rules

Impact Hits (D6+1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less
Natural Armour (6+): Grants an armour save (bracketed number), representing tough or scaly hide. Combines with other armour, including other sources of Natural Armour, as normal.
Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.

Special · War Machine · 35 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Spear Chukka	0	0	0	0	7	3	0	0	0
Goblin Crew (Spear Chukka)	4	2	4+	3	0	0	2	1	6
Orc Bully	4	3	4+	3	4	1	2	1	7

Rules: Orc, Goblin, Fear Elves, Slipshod

Optional Companion Units

Goblin Crew (Spear Chukka) Free

Orc Bully 10 pts

Rules: Choppas, Orc Bully

Equipment

Special Rules

Orc
Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.
Slipshod: If the To Hit roll for a shooting attack made by a Spear Chukka is a 1 (before any modifiers are applied), then it misfires. Roll on the Stone Thrower Misfire table in the Warhammer rulebook and… Show moreIf the To Hit roll for a shooting attack made by a Spear Chukka is a 1 (before any modifiers are applied), then it misfires. Roll on the Stone Thrower Misfire table in the Warhammer rulebook and apply the result to the Spear Chukka. Show less

Special · War Machine · 85 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Rock Lobber	0	0	0	0	7	3	0	0	0
Goblin Crew (Rock Lobber)	4	2	4+	3	0	0	2	1	6
Orc Bully (Rock Lobber)	4	3	4+	3	4	1	2	1	7

Rules: Orc, Goblin, Fear Elves

Optional Companion Units

Goblin Crew (Rock Lobber) Free

Orc Bully (Rock Lobber) 10 pts

Rules: Choppas, Orc Bully

Equipment

Special Rules

Orc
Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.

Special · Infantry · 4 pts/model · 5+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Night Goblin Squig Hunters	4	2	4+	3	3	1	3	1	5
Squig Hunter Boss	4	2	4+	3	3	1	3	2	5

Rules: Hatred (Dwarfs), Immunity (Psychology), Scouts, Skirmishers, Animosity, Night Goblin, Vanguard

Command: Champion (+10 pts)

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Nets Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

If the unit includes Nets, it follows the rules for Netters. 1 point per model.

Rules:

Netters — A unit of Night Goblins may be upgraded to include one or more models of Netters. Netters are equipped and may fight like the rest of the unit. At the start of each round of close combat, the Netters… Show moreA unit of Night Goblins may be upgraded to include one or more models of Netters. Netters are equipped and may fight like the rest of the unit. At the start of each round of close combat, the Netters must attempt to entangle one of the units they are fighting in their front arc. Roll a D3 for each of the first three ranks of 5 or more models in your unit; the result is the number of enemy models has become entangled (distributed as hits from shooting, but only affecting models that are allowed to strike). However, for each natural 1 rolled on these dice, the Netters have managed to cast the nets amongst their own ranks and entangle a member of their own unit instead. A model that has been entangled suffers a -1 penalty to their Attacks (this applies to both the rider and the mount) until the end of the close combat round. Show less
Hunting Team — The models in a unit of Night Goblin Squig Hunters may be armed with a number of different weapons. This is represented by including one or more models with that weapon in the unit. If the unit… Show moreThe models in a unit of Night Goblin Squig Hunters may be armed with a number of different weapons. This is represented by including one or more models with that weapon in the unit. If the unit includes Nets the unit follows the rules for Netters (see Night Goblins). If the unit includes Clubs all models fight with +1 Strength in close combat. If the unit includes Prodders all models gain the Fight in Extra Ranks (1) special rule. Show less

Clubs Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

If the unit includes Clubs, all models fight with +1 Strength in close combat. 1 point per model.

Rules:

Hunting Team — The models in a unit of Night Goblin Squig Hunters may be armed with a number of different weapons. This is represented by including one or more models with that weapon in the unit. If the unit… Show moreThe models in a unit of Night Goblin Squig Hunters may be armed with a number of different weapons. This is represented by including one or more models with that weapon in the unit. If the unit includes Nets the unit follows the rules for Netters (see Night Goblins). If the unit includes Clubs all models fight with +1 Strength in close combat. If the unit includes Prodders all models gain the Fight in Extra Ranks (1) special rule. Show less

Prodders Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

If the unit includes Prodders, all models gain the Fight in Extra Ranks (1) special rule. 1 point per model.

Rules:

Fight in Extra Ranks (1) — Supporting attacks can be made by one more rank than normal, for each point shown in brackets. Cumulative with other sources of this rule.
Hunting Team — The models in a unit of Night Goblin Squig Hunters may be armed with a number of different weapons. This is represented by including one or more models with that weapon in the unit. If the unit… Show moreThe models in a unit of Night Goblin Squig Hunters may be armed with a number of different weapons. This is represented by including one or more models with that weapon in the unit. If the unit includes Nets the unit follows the rules for Netters (see Night Goblins). If the unit includes Clubs all models fight with +1 Strength in close combat. If the unit includes Prodders all models gain the Fight in Extra Ranks (1) special rule. Show less

Special Rules

Hatred (Dwarfs): A model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial… Show moreA model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial blood-mad hacking, the impetus is considered to be spent -- the rest of the combat is fought normally. Sometimes a model will only Hate a specific foe; where this is the case, the type of foe will be expressed in the special rule. Where an army Hates a certain faction, they have Hatred against all models from that army book. Models with Hatred must also re-roll successful rolls to restrain from pursuit against enemies they have Hatred against. If a unit would gain Hatred in a round of close combat after the first for any reason, treat this as the first round of combat for that purpose. Show less
Immunity (Psychology): The model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as… Show moreThe model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as non-physical. Immunity (Psychology) covers Panic, Fear and Terror together and auto-passes Psychology tests, though the model may still never choose Flee! as a charge reaction except via Feigned Flight/Fire & Flee (or if it also has Frenzy). Show less
Scouts: Before deployment, a unit with this rule may choose not to deploy at the start of the battle. Scouts deploy after all other non-Scout units, either in the normal deployment zone or anywhere more than… Show moreBefore deployment, a unit with this rule may choose not to deploy at the start of the battle. Scouts deploy after all other non-Scout units, either in the normal deployment zone or anywhere more than 12" from the enemy; the latter forfeits charging in the first turn if their side goes first. A joining character must also have Scouts. Show less
Skirmishers: Deployed in a loose formation (models roughly 1/2" apart) that doesn't block each other's Line of Sight, letting extra ranks fire if the front rank has Line of Sight. Also has the Swiftstride, Light… Show moreDeployed in a loose formation (models roughly 1/2" apart) that doesn't block each other's Line of Sight, letting extra ranks fire if the front rank has Line of Sight. Also has the Swiftstride, Light Troops, Free Reform, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules), plus Vanguard unless it can Fly. A joining character only gains this rule if the same Troop Type. Show less Grants:
Animosity: Orcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the… Show moreOrcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the Start of Turn sub-phase during each of your turns, by every unit that is subject to Animosity, with the following restrictions: units only test if they contain at least 5 models, units engaged in close combat don't test, units garrisoning a building don't test, units fleeing or currently off the battlefield don't test. Roll a D6 for each eligible unit. If the dice roll is a 2 or more, the unit behaves normally this turn. If the roll is a 1, however, the unit has failed its Animosity test and must roll on the Animosity table: 1 Get 'Em. Inflict D6 Strength 3 hits on the closest friendly unit that has 5 or more models, is subject to Animosity, and is within 3". The victim (if there is one) then inflicts D6 Strength 3 hits back. Neither unit can charge or move in the Movement phase, cast spells, nor shoot this turn. If the victim has not yet taken an Animosity test, then it does not do so this turn. If there isn't an eligible victim, the unit will Squabble instead. Wounds caused by the Get 'Em result never cause Panic tests. 2-5 Squabble. If it is possible to do so, the unit must declare a charge against the closest enemy unit in the Charge sub-phase. If the unit is unable to declare a charge, then a rowdy squabble breaks out and the unit may not move in the Movement phase, cast spells nor shoot this turn. 6 We'll Show 'Em. Pivot the unit on the spot to face the nearest visible enemy unit, and then make a full (non-march) move in a straight line towards it. If there is no visible enemy, the unit must move straight ahead instead. If it is impossible for the unit to pivot to face the closest enemy, it will pivot towards it as far as it can, and will then move as far forward as it can while still keeping the enemy within its forward arc. After the move is complete the unit must declare a charge in the Charge sub-phase against the closest visible enemy unit, if it is possible to do so. If the unit cannot declare a charge then it may carry on with the rest of its turn normally, as if it had not yet moved this turn. Show less
Night Goblin
Vanguard: After both sides finish deploying (including Scouts) but before rolling for first turn, a unit with this rule may make an immediate move of up to 6" (12" for Cavalry), regardless of Movement (no… Show moreAfter both sides finish deploying (including Scouts) but before rolling for first turn, a unit with this rule may make an immediate move of up to 6" (12" for Cavalry), regardless of Movement (no marching), but not to within 12" of the enemy. Doesn't count as having moved for first-turn shooting purposes. A unit cannot make its Vanguard move if a joined character lacks Vanguard and isn't on foot. Units that made a Vanguard move cannot charge in the first turn (including in the Magic phase) if their army goes first. Show less

Special · War Beast · 8 pts/model · 10+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Night Goblin Squig Herd	4	4	0	5	3	1	3	2	3
Squig Herder	4	2	4+	3	3	1	3	1	5

Rules: Immunity (Psychology), Mixed Unit, Animosity, Squigs Go Wild, Expendable, Swiftstride, Skirmishers, Vanguard

Optional Companion Units

Squig Herder 3 pts

Rules: Hatred (Dwarfs), Immunity (Psychology), Animosity, Night Goblin

Equipment

Special Rules

Immunity (Psychology): The model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as… Show moreThe model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as non-physical. Immunity (Psychology) covers Panic, Fear and Terror together and auto-passes Psychology tests, though the model may still never choose Flee! as a charge reaction except via Feigned Flight/Fire & Flee (or if it also has Frenzy). Show less
Mixed Unit: A unit of two Troop Types with one or more handlers driving the rest. Characteristic tests use the unit's own profile except Leadership, which uses the highest value present. Handlers' Movement is… Show moreA unit of two Troop Types with one or more handlers driving the rest. Characteristic tests use the unit's own profile except Leadership, which uses the highest value present. Handlers' Movement is ignored unless they're the only models left; other special rules don't apply to handlers unless specified. Cannot be joined by characters unless specified. Show less
Animosity: Orcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the… Show moreOrcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the Start of Turn sub-phase during each of your turns, by every unit that is subject to Animosity, with the following restrictions: units only test if they contain at least 5 models, units engaged in close combat don't test, units garrisoning a building don't test, units fleeing or currently off the battlefield don't test. Roll a D6 for each eligible unit. If the dice roll is a 2 or more, the unit behaves normally this turn. If the roll is a 1, however, the unit has failed its Animosity test and must roll on the Animosity table: 1 Get 'Em. Inflict D6 Strength 3 hits on the closest friendly unit that has 5 or more models, is subject to Animosity, and is within 3". The victim (if there is one) then inflicts D6 Strength 3 hits back. Neither unit can charge or move in the Movement phase, cast spells, nor shoot this turn. If the victim has not yet taken an Animosity test, then it does not do so this turn. If there isn't an eligible victim, the unit will Squabble instead. Wounds caused by the Get 'Em result never cause Panic tests. 2-5 Squabble. If it is possible to do so, the unit must declare a charge against the closest enemy unit in the Charge sub-phase. If the unit is unable to declare a charge, then a rowdy squabble breaks out and the unit may not move in the Movement phase, cast spells nor shoot this turn. 6 We'll Show 'Em. Pivot the unit on the spot to face the nearest visible enemy unit, and then make a full (non-march) move in a straight line towards it. If there is no visible enemy, the unit must move straight ahead instead. If it is impossible for the unit to pivot to face the closest enemy, it will pivot towards it as far as it can, and will then move as far forward as it can while still keeping the enemy within its forward arc. After the move is complete the unit must declare a charge in the Charge sub-phase against the closest visible enemy unit, if it is possible to do so. If the unit cannot declare a charge then it may carry on with the rest of its turn normally, as if it had not yet moved this turn. Show less
Squigs Go Wild: If the unit flees, or if at any time there are only Squigs left alive in the unit with no Herders, the Squigs go wild, biting at anything nearby. All units within 2D6" (friend and foe) immediately… Show moreIf the unit flees, or if at any time there are only Squigs left alive in the unit with no Herders, the Squigs go wild, biting at anything nearby. All units within 2D6" (friend and foe) immediately take D6 Strength 5 hits. For every 5 Cave Squigs remaining when the Squigs Go Wild, add +1 to the number of hits caused. After damage is resolved, the Squig Herd is removed in its entirety. Show less
Expendable: Models with this rule do not cause Panic to friendly units that are not Expendable themselves. Characters may not join a unit with this rule, unless specified. For every Core unit with this rule in… Show moreModels with this rule do not cause Panic to friendly units that are not Expendable themselves. Characters may not join a unit with this rule, unless specified. For every Core unit with this rule in your army, you are required to include at least one other Core unit without it. Show less
Swiftstride: When charging, a unit entirely made of Movement 7+ models with this rule rolls 3D6 and discards the lowest, adding the result to Movement; Movement 6 or lower rolls 2D6 added to Movement. When… Show moreWhen charging, a unit entirely made of Movement 7+ models with this rule rolls 3D6 and discards the lowest, adding the result to Movement; Movement 6 or lower rolls 2D6 added to Movement. When fleeing or pursuing, Movement 7+ rolls 2D6 and adds their Movement value, and Movement 6 or lower rolls 2D6 discarding the lowest and adds their Movement Value. Has no effect on models with Movement lower than 4. Show less
Skirmishers: Deployed in a loose formation (models roughly 1/2" apart) that doesn't block each other's Line of Sight, letting extra ranks fire if the front rank has Line of Sight. Also has the Swiftstride, Light… Show moreDeployed in a loose formation (models roughly 1/2" apart) that doesn't block each other's Line of Sight, letting extra ranks fire if the front rank has Line of Sight. Also has the Swiftstride, Light Troops, Free Reform, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules), plus Vanguard unless it can Fly. A joining character only gains this rule if the same Troop Type. Show less Grants:
Vanguard: After both sides finish deploying (including Scouts) but before rolling for first turn, a unit with this rule may make an immediate move of up to 6" (12" for Cavalry), regardless of Movement (no… Show moreAfter both sides finish deploying (including Scouts) but before rolling for first turn, a unit with this rule may make an immediate move of up to 6" (12" for Cavalry), regardless of Movement (no marching), but not to within 12" of the enemy. Doesn't count as having moved for first-turn shooting purposes. A unit cannot make its Vanguard move if a joined character lacks Vanguard and isn't on foot. Units that made a Vanguard move cannot charge in the first turn (including in the Magic phase) if their army goes first. Show less

Special · Cavalry · 12 pts/model · 5+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Night Goblin Squig Hoppers	4	2	4+	3	3	1	3	1	5
Squig Hopper Boss	4	2	4+	3	3	1	3	2	5
Cave Squig (Squig Hopper mount)	0	4	0	5	3	1	3	2	3	Random Movement (3D6), Fear

Rules: Hatred (Dwarfs), Immunity (Psychology), Random Movement (3D6), Skirmishers, Night Goblin, Impact Hits (1), Vanguard

Command: Champion (+10 pts)

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Light Armour Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

Grants: Armour 6+ (Light Armour), Missile 6+ (Light Armour)

Spear Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

Strength +1 (charge only) · +1 Initiative

Infantry: +1 Initiative, +1 Extra Rank, +1 Strength when charged. Cavalry: +1 Initiative, +1 Strength on Charge

Special Rules

Hatred (Dwarfs): A model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial… Show moreA model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial blood-mad hacking, the impetus is considered to be spent -- the rest of the combat is fought normally. Sometimes a model will only Hate a specific foe; where this is the case, the type of foe will be expressed in the special rule. Where an army Hates a certain faction, they have Hatred against all models from that army book. Models with Hatred must also re-roll successful rolls to restrain from pursuit against enemies they have Hatred against. If a unit would gain Hatred in a round of close combat after the first for any reason, treat this as the first round of combat for that purpose. Show less
Immunity (Psychology): The model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as… Show moreThe model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as non-physical. Immunity (Psychology) covers Panic, Fear and Terror together and auto-passes Psychology tests, though the model may still never choose Flee! as a charge reaction except via Feigned Flight/Fire & Flee (or if it also has Frenzy). Show less
Random Movement (3D6): Instead of a normal Movement characteristic, the model rolls a dice (e.g. D6, 2D6, 3D6) for how far it moves/charges/pursues/overruns/flees; it cannot march. Cannot declare charges and must move in… Show moreInstead of a normal Movement characteristic, the model rolls a dice (e.g. D6, 2D6, 3D6) for how far it moves/charges/pursues/overruns/flees; it cannot march. Cannot declare charges and must move in the Compulsory Moves sub-phase; pivots to face, then moves straight forward the rolled distance. If this brings it into contact with an enemy's front arc, it counts as a charge using the rolled distance as charge range. Show less
Skirmishers: Deployed in a loose formation (models roughly 1/2" apart) that doesn't block each other's Line of Sight, letting extra ranks fire if the front rank has Line of Sight. Also has the Swiftstride, Light… Show moreDeployed in a loose formation (models roughly 1/2" apart) that doesn't block each other's Line of Sight, letting extra ranks fire if the front rank has Line of Sight. Also has the Swiftstride, Light Troops, Free Reform, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules), plus Vanguard unless it can Fly. A joining character only gains this rule if the same Troop Type. Show less Grants:
Night Goblin
Impact Hits (1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less
Vanguard: After both sides finish deploying (including Scouts) but before rolling for first turn, a unit with this rule may make an immediate move of up to 6" (12" for Cavalry), regardless of Movement (no… Show moreAfter both sides finish deploying (including Scouts) but before rolling for first turn, a unit with this rule may make an immediate move of up to 6" (12" for Cavalry), regardless of Movement (no marching), but not to within 12" of the enemy. Doesn't count as having moved for first-turn shooting purposes. A unit cannot make its Vanguard move if a joined character lacks Vanguard and isn't on foot. Units that made a Vanguard move cannot charge in the first turn (including in the Magic phase) if their army goes first. Show less

Special · Cavalry · 6 pts/model · 5+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Night Goblin Sneaky Snufflers	4	2	4+	3	3	1	3	1	5
Snufflesquig	4	3	0	4	0	0	3	1	0	Snufflesquig, Vanguard

Rules: Hatred (Dwarfs), Immunity (Psychology), Skirmishers, Animosity, Night Goblin, Mooncap Mushrooms, Impact Hits (1), Vanguard

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Special Rules

Hatred (Dwarfs): A model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial… Show moreA model striking a hated foe in close combat re-rolls all failed To Hit rolls during the first round of combat -- this represents the unit venting its pent-up hatred upon the foe. After this initial blood-mad hacking, the impetus is considered to be spent -- the rest of the combat is fought normally. Sometimes a model will only Hate a specific foe; where this is the case, the type of foe will be expressed in the special rule. Where an army Hates a certain faction, they have Hatred against all models from that army book. Models with Hatred must also re-roll successful rolls to restrain from pursuit against enemies they have Hatred against. If a unit would gain Hatred in a round of close combat after the first for any reason, treat this as the first round of combat for that purpose. Show less
Immunity (Psychology): The model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as… Show moreThe model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as non-physical. Immunity (Psychology) covers Panic, Fear and Terror together and auto-passes Psychology tests, though the model may still never choose Flee! as a charge reaction except via Feigned Flight/Fire & Flee (or if it also has Frenzy). Show less
Skirmishers: Deployed in a loose formation (models roughly 1/2" apart) that doesn't block each other's Line of Sight, letting extra ranks fire if the front rank has Line of Sight. Also has the Swiftstride, Light… Show moreDeployed in a loose formation (models roughly 1/2" apart) that doesn't block each other's Line of Sight, letting extra ranks fire if the front rank has Line of Sight. Also has the Swiftstride, Light Troops, Free Reform, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules), plus Vanguard unless it can Fly. A joining character only gains this rule if the same Troop Type. Show less Grants:
Animosity: Orcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the… Show moreOrcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the Start of Turn sub-phase during each of your turns, by every unit that is subject to Animosity, with the following restrictions: units only test if they contain at least 5 models, units engaged in close combat don't test, units garrisoning a building don't test, units fleeing or currently off the battlefield don't test. Roll a D6 for each eligible unit. If the dice roll is a 2 or more, the unit behaves normally this turn. If the roll is a 1, however, the unit has failed its Animosity test and must roll on the Animosity table: 1 Get 'Em. Inflict D6 Strength 3 hits on the closest friendly unit that has 5 or more models, is subject to Animosity, and is within 3". The victim (if there is one) then inflicts D6 Strength 3 hits back. Neither unit can charge or move in the Movement phase, cast spells, nor shoot this turn. If the victim has not yet taken an Animosity test, then it does not do so this turn. If there isn't an eligible victim, the unit will Squabble instead. Wounds caused by the Get 'Em result never cause Panic tests. 2-5 Squabble. If it is possible to do so, the unit must declare a charge against the closest enemy unit in the Charge sub-phase. If the unit is unable to declare a charge, then a rowdy squabble breaks out and the unit may not move in the Movement phase, cast spells nor shoot this turn. 6 We'll Show 'Em. Pivot the unit on the spot to face the nearest visible enemy unit, and then make a full (non-march) move in a straight line towards it. If there is no visible enemy, the unit must move straight ahead instead. If it is impossible for the unit to pivot to face the closest enemy, it will pivot towards it as far as it can, and will then move as far forward as it can while still keeping the enemy within its forward arc. After the move is complete the unit must declare a charge in the Charge sub-phase against the closest visible enemy unit, if it is possible to do so. If the unit cannot declare a charge then it may carry on with the rest of its turn normally, as if it had not yet moved this turn. Show less
Night Goblin
Mooncap Mushrooms: At the start of your movement phase, as long as it is not in close combat or fleeing, you can say that this unit is harvesting mooncap mushrooms. If you do so, it cannot move in that movement phase,… Show moreAt the start of your movement phase, as long as it is not in close combat or fleeing, you can say that this unit is harvesting mooncap mushrooms. If you do so, it cannot move in that movement phase, but you can roll a D6. On a 2+, pick a friendly Night Goblin unit (of any type) within 6" of this unit. This unit gains the Frenzy special rule until the start of your next turn. Show less
Impact Hits (1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less
Vanguard: After both sides finish deploying (including Scouts) but before rolling for first turn, a unit with this rule may make an immediate move of up to 6" (12" for Cavalry), regardless of Movement (no… Show moreAfter both sides finish deploying (including Scouts) but before rolling for first turn, a unit with this rule may make an immediate move of up to 6" (12" for Cavalry), regardless of Movement (no marching), but not to within 12" of the enemy. Doesn't count as having moved for first-turn shooting purposes. A unit cannot make its Vanguard move if a joined character lacks Vanguard and isn't on foot. Units that made a Vanguard move cannot charge in the first turn (including in the Magic phase) if their army goes first. Show less

Special · Infantry · 18 pts/model · 5+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Orc Brutes	4	4	4+	4	4	2	2	2(3)	7
Orc Brute Boss	4	4	4+	4	4	2	2	3(4)	7

Saves: Armour 5+ (Medium Armour), Missile 5+ (Medium Armour), Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Rules: Immunity (Fear), Animosity, Choppas, Size Matters, Orc, Duff Up da Big Thing

Command: Champion (+10 pts)

Equipment

Medium Armour

Grants: Armour 5+ (Medium Armour), Missile 5+ (Medium Armour)

Additional Hand Weapon

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Could Take Instead

Great Weapons Upgrade Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

The entire unit may replace one of their hand weapons with great weapons, 2 points per model.

Special Rules

Immunity (Fear): The model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as… Show moreThe model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as non-physical. Immunity (Psychology) covers Panic, Fear and Terror together and auto-passes Psychology tests, though the model may still never choose Flee! as a charge reaction except via Feigned Flight/Fire & Flee (or if it also has Frenzy). Show less
Animosity: Orcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the… Show moreOrcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the Start of Turn sub-phase during each of your turns, by every unit that is subject to Animosity, with the following restrictions: units only test if they contain at least 5 models, units engaged in close combat don't test, units garrisoning a building don't test, units fleeing or currently off the battlefield don't test. Roll a D6 for each eligible unit. If the dice roll is a 2 or more, the unit behaves normally this turn. If the roll is a 1, however, the unit has failed its Animosity test and must roll on the Animosity table: 1 Get 'Em. Inflict D6 Strength 3 hits on the closest friendly unit that has 5 or more models, is subject to Animosity, and is within 3". The victim (if there is one) then inflicts D6 Strength 3 hits back. Neither unit can charge or move in the Movement phase, cast spells, nor shoot this turn. If the victim has not yet taken an Animosity test, then it does not do so this turn. If there isn't an eligible victim, the unit will Squabble instead. Wounds caused by the Get 'Em result never cause Panic tests. 2-5 Squabble. If it is possible to do so, the unit must declare a charge against the closest enemy unit in the Charge sub-phase. If the unit is unable to declare a charge, then a rowdy squabble breaks out and the unit may not move in the Movement phase, cast spells nor shoot this turn. 6 We'll Show 'Em. Pivot the unit on the spot to face the nearest visible enemy unit, and then make a full (non-march) move in a straight line towards it. If there is no visible enemy, the unit must move straight ahead instead. If it is impossible for the unit to pivot to face the closest enemy, it will pivot towards it as far as it can, and will then move as far forward as it can while still keeping the enemy within its forward arc. After the move is complete the unit must declare a charge in the Charge sub-phase against the closest visible enemy unit, if it is possible to do so. If the unit cannot declare a charge then it may carry on with the rest of its turn normally, as if it had not yet moved this turn. Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Orc
Duff Up da Big Thing: Orc Brutes may re-roll failed To Hit rolls against Monstrous Infantry, Monstrous Beasts, Monstrous Cavalry and Monsters.

Special · Infantry · 6 pts/model · 5+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Goblin Nasty Skulkers	4	3	4+	3	3	1	3	1(2)	6

Saves: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Rules: Scouts, Skirmishers, Animosity, Goblin, Fear Elves, Surprise!, Puffball Smoke Bomb, Vanguard

Equipment

Additional Hand Weapon

+1 Attacks · Two-handed

+1 Attack. Also covers "Two Hand Weapons" as printed in some army books -- same profile, different name.

Grants: Parry 6+ (Additional Hand Weapon)

Could Take Instead

Throwing Weapons Alternative — not equipped

1 pts

Range 8"

8" Strength as User, Multiple Shots (2), Quick to Fire

Rules:

Multiple Shots (2) — The weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All… Show moreThe weapon fires several shots (number in brackets) instead of one, at -1 To Hit if firing the full number (in addition to other modifiers); it can instead fire a single shot without penalty. All non-character models in a unit must fire the same way. War Machines with this rule don't suffer the -1 To Hit for firing Multiple Shots. Show less
Quick to Fire — The weapon does not suffer -1 To Hit for moving and shooting, and can always Stand and Shoot against a charge even if normally too close to react. May also be used once per turn as a charge reaction… Show moreThe weapon does not suffer -1 To Hit for moving and shooting, and can always Stand and Shoot against a charge even if normally too close to react. May also be used once per turn as a charge reaction is declared, before units move (fires at maximum range if the charge started outside weapon range, at -1 To Hit in that case). Show less

Special Rules

Scouts: Before deployment, a unit with this rule may choose not to deploy at the start of the battle. Scouts deploy after all other non-Scout units, either in the normal deployment zone or anywhere more than… Show moreBefore deployment, a unit with this rule may choose not to deploy at the start of the battle. Scouts deploy after all other non-Scout units, either in the normal deployment zone or anywhere more than 12" from the enemy; the latter forfeits charging in the first turn if their side goes first. A joining character must also have Scouts. Show less
Skirmishers: Deployed in a loose formation (models roughly 1/2" apart) that doesn't block each other's Line of Sight, letting extra ranks fire if the front rank has Line of Sight. Also has the Swiftstride, Light… Show moreDeployed in a loose formation (models roughly 1/2" apart) that doesn't block each other's Line of Sight, letting extra ranks fire if the front rank has Line of Sight. Also has the Swiftstride, Light Troops, Free Reform, Feigned Flight and Fire on the March special rules (see those rules), plus Vanguard unless it can Fly. A joining character only gains this rule if the same Troop Type. Show less Grants:
Animosity: Orcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the… Show moreOrcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the Start of Turn sub-phase during each of your turns, by every unit that is subject to Animosity, with the following restrictions: units only test if they contain at least 5 models, units engaged in close combat don't test, units garrisoning a building don't test, units fleeing or currently off the battlefield don't test. Roll a D6 for each eligible unit. If the dice roll is a 2 or more, the unit behaves normally this turn. If the roll is a 1, however, the unit has failed its Animosity test and must roll on the Animosity table: 1 Get 'Em. Inflict D6 Strength 3 hits on the closest friendly unit that has 5 or more models, is subject to Animosity, and is within 3". The victim (if there is one) then inflicts D6 Strength 3 hits back. Neither unit can charge or move in the Movement phase, cast spells, nor shoot this turn. If the victim has not yet taken an Animosity test, then it does not do so this turn. If there isn't an eligible victim, the unit will Squabble instead. Wounds caused by the Get 'Em result never cause Panic tests. 2-5 Squabble. If it is possible to do so, the unit must declare a charge against the closest enemy unit in the Charge sub-phase. If the unit is unable to declare a charge, then a rowdy squabble breaks out and the unit may not move in the Movement phase, cast spells nor shoot this turn. 6 We'll Show 'Em. Pivot the unit on the spot to face the nearest visible enemy unit, and then make a full (non-march) move in a straight line towards it. If there is no visible enemy, the unit must move straight ahead instead. If it is impossible for the unit to pivot to face the closest enemy, it will pivot towards it as far as it can, and will then move as far forward as it can while still keeping the enemy within its forward arc. After the move is complete the unit must declare a charge in the Charge sub-phase against the closest visible enemy unit, if it is possible to do so. If the unit cannot declare a charge then it may carry on with the rest of its turn normally, as if it had not yet moved this turn. Show less
Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.
Surprise!: Nasty Skulkers have the Always Strikes First and Armour Piercing (1) special rules in turns they successfully charge an enemy in the flank or rear.
Puffball Smoke Bomb: At the end of any Close Combat phase in which a unit of Nasty Skulkers take part, they may choose to use their smoke bombs. On a 4+, the unit may disengage the combat by making a flee move. If they… Show moreAt the end of any Close Combat phase in which a unit of Nasty Skulkers take part, they may choose to use their smoke bombs. On a 4+, the unit may disengage the combat by making a flee move. If they do so, the enemy cannot pursue them and they will rally automatically in their next turn. Show less
Vanguard: After both sides finish deploying (including Scouts) but before rolling for first turn, a unit with this rule may make an immediate move of up to 6" (12" for Cavalry), regardless of Movement (no… Show moreAfter both sides finish deploying (including Scouts) but before rolling for first turn, a unit with this rule may make an immediate move of up to 6" (12" for Cavalry), regardless of Movement (no marching), but not to within 12" of the enemy. Doesn't count as having moved for first-turn shooting purposes. A unit cannot make its Vanguard move if a joined character lacks Vanguard and isn't on foot. Units that made a Vanguard move cannot charge in the first turn (including in the Magic phase) if their army goes first. Show less

Special · Monstrous Infantry · 37 pts/model · 1+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Trolls	6	3	6+	5	4	3	1	3	6

Saves: Regeneration 3+ (Trolls)

Rules: Troll Vomit, Stupidity, Fear

Equipment

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Stone Trolls Alternative — not equipped

8 pts

The entire unit may be upgraded to Stone Trolls, 8 points per model.

Rules:

Stone Trolls — Stone Trolls have the Magic Resistance (2) and Natural Armour (5+) special rules.

River Trolls Alternative — not equipped

8 pts

The entire unit may be upgraded to River Trolls, 8 points per model.

Rules:

River Trolls — River Trolls have the River Strider and Marsh Strider special rules. Additionally, enemies attempting to attack a River Troll in close combat suffer a -1 penalty on their To Hit rolls due to the… Show moreRiver Trolls have the River Strider and Marsh Strider special rules. Additionally, enemies attempting to attack a River Troll in close combat suffer a -1 penalty on their To Hit rolls due to the stench and slime. Show less

Special Rules

Troll Vomit: Instead of attacking normally, the whole unit may choose to vomit on the enemy instead -- each model inflicts one automatic Strength 5 hit which Ignores Armour Saves.
Stupidity: Unless in close combat, a unit with a Stupid model must pass a Leadership test at the start of its Movement phase or move directly forward using Random Movement (D6) in the Compulsory Movement… Show moreUnless in close combat, a unit with a Stupid model must pass a Leadership test at the start of its Movement phase or move directly forward using Random Movement (D6) in the Compulsory Movement sub-phase and take no further action that turn (no charges or shooting), though outside effects can still force it to move or act. Until it passes the test again, it has Immunity (Psychology) and Random Movement (D6), may only move directly forward, and can't reform or choose any charge reaction except Hold. Wizards in the unit cannot cast, channel or dispel. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less

Rare · Monstrous Cavalry · 56 pts/model · 3+ models

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Orc Gore-Gruntas	4	4	4+	4	4	2	2	2	7
Gore-grunta Boss	4	4	4+	4	4	2	2	3	7
Grunta	7	3	0	4	5	3	3	3	4	Natural Armour (6+), Tusker Charge, Fear

Saves: Armour 3+ (Medium Armour, Barding, Natural Armour), Missile 4+ (Medium Armour, Barding)

Rules: Natural Armour (6+), Animosity, Choppas, Size Matters, Orc, Tusker Charge, Duff Up da Big Thing, Fear, Impact Hits (1)

Command: Champion (+10 pts), Musician (+10 pts), Standard Bearer (+10 pts) -- may carry a magic standard worth up to 50 pts

Equipment

Medium Armour

Grants: Armour 5+ (Medium Armour), Missile 5+ (Medium Armour)

Barding

Reduces the mount's Movement characteristic by 1.

Grants: Armour 6+ (Barding), Missile 6+ (Barding)

Hand Weapon

Could Take Instead

Spear Alternative — not equipped

2 pts

Strength +1 (charge only) · +1 Initiative

Infantry: +1 Initiative, +1 Extra Rank, +1 Strength when charged. Cavalry: +1 Initiative, +1 Strength on Charge

Special Rules

Natural Armour (6+): Grants an armour save (bracketed number), representing tough or scaly hide. Combines with other armour, including other sources of Natural Armour, as normal.
Animosity: Orcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the… Show moreOrcs and Goblins have a special Animosity rule to represent their extreme belligerence -- greenskins will fight anyone, even each other! Animosity is represented by an Animosity test, taken in the Start of Turn sub-phase during each of your turns, by every unit that is subject to Animosity, with the following restrictions: units only test if they contain at least 5 models, units engaged in close combat don't test, units garrisoning a building don't test, units fleeing or currently off the battlefield don't test. Roll a D6 for each eligible unit. If the dice roll is a 2 or more, the unit behaves normally this turn. If the roll is a 1, however, the unit has failed its Animosity test and must roll on the Animosity table: 1 Get 'Em. Inflict D6 Strength 3 hits on the closest friendly unit that has 5 or more models, is subject to Animosity, and is within 3". The victim (if there is one) then inflicts D6 Strength 3 hits back. Neither unit can charge or move in the Movement phase, cast spells, nor shoot this turn. If the victim has not yet taken an Animosity test, then it does not do so this turn. If there isn't an eligible victim, the unit will Squabble instead. Wounds caused by the Get 'Em result never cause Panic tests. 2-5 Squabble. If it is possible to do so, the unit must declare a charge against the closest enemy unit in the Charge sub-phase. If the unit is unable to declare a charge, then a rowdy squabble breaks out and the unit may not move in the Movement phase, cast spells nor shoot this turn. 6 We'll Show 'Em. Pivot the unit on the spot to face the nearest visible enemy unit, and then make a full (non-march) move in a straight line towards it. If there is no visible enemy, the unit must move straight ahead instead. If it is impossible for the unit to pivot to face the closest enemy, it will pivot towards it as far as it can, and will then move as far forward as it can while still keeping the enemy within its forward arc. After the move is complete the unit must declare a charge in the Charge sub-phase against the closest visible enemy unit, if it is possible to do so. If the unit cannot declare a charge then it may carry on with the rest of its turn normally, as if it had not yet moved this turn. Show less
Choppas: Models with Choppas get the Strength Bonus (1) special rule. However, they cannot make use of the Parry special rule if used with two hand weapons. Grants:
Size Matters: Models with this special rule treat Goblins and Snotlings of all types as Expendable.
Orc
Tusker Charge: A mount with this special rule receives the Strength Bonus (2) special rule during the turn in which it charged into combat.
Duff Up da Big Thing: Orc Brutes may re-roll failed To Hit rolls against Monstrous Infantry, Monstrous Beasts, Monstrous Cavalry and Monsters.
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less
Impact Hits (1): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less

Rare · War Machine · 75 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Doom Diver Catapult	0	0	0	0	7	3	0	0	0
Goblin Crew (Doom Diver Catapult)	4	2	4+	3	0	0	2	1	6

Rules: Goblin, Fear Elves, Doom Diver Catapult

Optional Companion Units

Goblin Crew (Doom Diver Catapult) Free

Equipment

Special Rules

Goblin
Fear Elves: Models with this special rule treat models from High Elves, Dark Elves and Wood Elves as causing Fear against them.
Doom Diver Catapult: The Doom Diver Catapult is a stone thrower, but because the Doom Diver has the ability to 'glide and guide' into a target, it has some additional rules. Fire the Doom Diver Catapult as a stone… Show moreThe Doom Diver Catapult is a stone thrower, but because the Doom Diver has the ability to 'glide and guide' into a target, it has some additional rules. Fire the Doom Diver Catapult as a stone thrower. However, no template is used. Instead, place the flying Doom Diver Goblin model on the target point, and then roll for scatter as you would for a stone thrower. After doing this, you may roll a D6 and move the Doom Diver Goblin model by that many inches in any direction. If any units are touched by the Doom Diver's base, then each must take D6 Strength 5 hits. Show less

Rare · Chariot · 45 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Snotling Pump Wagon	0	0	0	4	4	3	0	0	0
Snotling Crew (Snotling Pump Wagon)	0	2	0	2	0	0	3	5	4

Rules: Impact Hits (2D6), Random Movement (2D6), Unstable, Snotling, Pump Harder Ladz!, Too Pumped Up

Optional Companion Units

Snotling Crew (Snotling Pump Wagon) Free

Equipment

Could Take Instead

Spiky Roller Alternative — not equipped

15 pts

Out-rigga Alternative — not equipped

10 pts

Flappas Alternative — not equipped

5 pts

Giant Explodin' Spores Alternative — not equipped

15 pts

Special Rules

Impact Hits (2D6): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less
Random Movement (2D6): Instead of a normal Movement characteristic, the model rolls a dice (e.g. D6, 2D6, 3D6) for how far it moves/charges/pursues/overruns/flees; it cannot march. Cannot declare charges and must move in… Show moreInstead of a normal Movement characteristic, the model rolls a dice (e.g. D6, 2D6, 3D6) for how far it moves/charges/pursues/overruns/flees; it cannot march. Cannot declare charges and must move in the Compulsory Moves sub-phase; pivots to face, then moves straight forward the rolled distance. If this brings it into contact with an enemy's front arc, it counts as a charge using the rolled distance as charge range. Show less
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Snotling
Pump Harder Ladz!: Before moving a Pump Wagon you may declare that the crew are 'pumping harder'. If you do so, you must roll 3D6 for its random movement.
Too Pumped Up: Any time a Pump Wagon rolls two or more 1's for its movement, it will not move as normal but instead veers out of control. Re-roll the Random Movement distance (including the extra dice if you were… Show moreAny time a Pump Wagon rolls two or more 1's for its movement, it will not move as normal but instead veers out of control. Re-roll the Random Movement distance (including the extra dice if you were 'pumping harder'), but this time the Pump Wagon will move in a random direction. If the re-rolled movement also includes two or more 1's, then the Pump Wagon has crashed -- remove it as a casualty. Otherwise, all Random Movement rules apply, except that a Pump Wagon halted by a friendly unit will inflict 2D6 Impact Hits on the unit that blocks its move. Show less

Rare · Monstrous Beast · 100 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Mangler Squigs	0	0	0	6	4	6	3	0	3

Rules: Immunity (Psychology), Random Movement (3D6), Night Goblin, Ker-splat!, Gone Crazy!, Force of Total Destruction, Completely Out of Control, Watch Out!, Fear

Equipment

Special Rules

Immunity (Psychology): The model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as… Show moreThe model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as non-physical. Immunity (Psychology) covers Panic, Fear and Terror together and auto-passes Psychology tests, though the model may still never choose Flee! as a charge reaction except via Feigned Flight/Fire & Flee (or if it also has Frenzy). Show less
Random Movement (3D6): Instead of a normal Movement characteristic, the model rolls a dice (e.g. D6, 2D6, 3D6) for how far it moves/charges/pursues/overruns/flees; it cannot march. Cannot declare charges and must move in… Show moreInstead of a normal Movement characteristic, the model rolls a dice (e.g. D6, 2D6, 3D6) for how far it moves/charges/pursues/overruns/flees; it cannot march. Cannot declare charges and must move in the Compulsory Moves sub-phase; pivots to face, then moves straight forward the rolled distance. If this brings it into contact with an enemy's front arc, it counts as a charge using the rolled distance as charge range. Show less
Night Goblin
Ker-splat!: If the Mangler Squigs' move would bring them into contact with another unit, then they move through rather than stopping. If the Mangler Squigs' move would end within a unit, then they automatically… Show moreIf the Mangler Squigs' move would bring them into contact with another unit, then they move through rather than stopping. If the Mangler Squigs' move would end within a unit, then they automatically bounce through it -- place the Mangler Squigs 1" beyond the unit, in the direction in which they were moving. When Mangler Squigs move through a unit (friend or foe) they inflict 2D6 Strength 6 hits. Show less
Gone Crazy!: Mangler Squigs that make a Ker-Splat! Attack Go Crazy, their Night Goblin crew being either pulped to death or too busy holding on to even attempt to control the Squigs' direction. Once Mangler… Show moreMangler Squigs that make a Ker-Splat! Attack Go Crazy, their Night Goblin crew being either pulped to death or too busy holding on to even attempt to control the Squigs' direction. Once Mangler Squigs have Gone Crazy they will move in a random direction when they move in the Compulsory Moves sub-phase. Show less
Force of Total Destruction: Mangler Squigs cannot be charged, but models can move into contact with them. Any unit that moves into contact with Mangler Squigs takes 2D6 Strength 6 hits for moving into the Squigs and a further… Show moreMangler Squigs cannot be charged, but models can move into contact with them. Any unit that moves into contact with Mangler Squigs takes 2D6 Strength 6 hits for moving into the Squigs and a further D6 Strength 6 hits due to the Mangler Squigs' death throes. The Mangler Squig model is then removed, and the unit may carry on with its move. Show less
Completely Out of Control: Mangler Squigs are removed as a casualty when: they contact other Mangler Squigs (both Mangler Squigs are removed as casualties); they have gone crazy and rolled a triple for movement; any unit moves… Show moreMangler Squigs are removed as a casualty when: they contact other Mangler Squigs (both Mangler Squigs are removed as casualties); they have gone crazy and rolled a triple for movement; any unit moves into contact with the Mangler Squigs (see Force of Total Destruction). Show less
Watch Out!: Mangler Squigs must take a Dangerous Terrain test if they move over any of the following types of terrain: Forests, Marshland, Obstacles or Mystical Monuments. If their move would take them into… Show moreMangler Squigs must take a Dangerous Terrain test if they move over any of the following types of terrain: Forests, Marshland, Obstacles or Mystical Monuments. If their move would take them into contact with a Building, Impassable Terrain or off a table edge then they must take a Dangerous Terrain test and will stop 1" short of the obstruction. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less

Rare · Monstrous Beast · 100 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Night Goblin Squig Gobba	0	4	0	6	4	3	3	3	3
Night Goblin Tenders	4	2	4+	3	3	1	3	1	5

Rules: Mixed Unit, Night Goblin, Squig Gobba, Tied Down, Fear

Optional Companion Units

Night Goblin Tenders Free

Rules: Hatred (Dwarfs)

Equipment

Special Rules

Mixed Unit: A unit of two Troop Types with one or more handlers driving the rest. Characteristic tests use the unit's own profile except Leadership, which uses the highest value present. Handlers' Movement is… Show moreA unit of two Troop Types with one or more handlers driving the rest. Characteristic tests use the unit's own profile except Leadership, which uses the highest value present. Handlers' Movement is ignored unless they're the only models left; other special rules don't apply to handlers unless specified. Cannot be joined by characters unless specified. Show less
Night Goblin
Squig Gobba: The Squig Gobba may fire in the Shooting Phase as long as at least one Night Goblin Tender remains and it is not in close combat. When firing the Squig Gobba, roll 3D6 and consult the table below:… Show moreThe Squig Gobba may fire in the Shooting Phase as long as at least one Night Goblin Tender remains and it is not in close combat. When firing the Squig Gobba, roll 3D6 and consult the table below: 3-4 Acid Guts -- the Great Squig swallows the lesser Squigs jammed into its maw, causing it to belch out a truly horrendous cloud of stinking gas as a result. Every model within 6" of the Squig Gobba (including the Night Goblin Tenders) takes a Strength 2 Hit which Ignores Armour saves. 5-6 Stomach Rumblings -- the Great Squig emits a troubling rumbling sound, either the precursor to an impressive volley of angry Squigs, or the beginnings of a truly spectacular intestinal explosion. Nothing happens this turn, but you must instead roll 4D6 when firing the Squig Gobba next shooting phase. 7-17 Squig Torrent -- with a relieved groan, the Great Squig vomits forth, sending the irate volley of slime-covered cave Squigs over the battlefield. This is resolved as a shot from a Stone Thrower that uses the large template with a range of 36". Any model covered by the template suffers a Strength 4 hit. If a misfire is rolled, the Squig Gobba suffers D3 Wounds and the shot is wasted. 18+ Intestinal Explosion -- the Great Squig swallows its mouthful of goo-smeared cave Squigs. Unfortunately, the Night Goblins' potent concoctions they are slicked with react badly with its stomach acids and the Great Squig burps forth a horrific stream of burning bile. The Squig Gobba immediately makes a Breath Weapon Attack at Strength 6. After the attack has been resolved, the Squig Gobba suffers D3 Wounds. Show less
Tied Down: The Squig Gobba cannot move after it has been deployed except pivoting on the spot. It may not pursue an enemy it defeats in combat. If the Squig Gobba breaks from combat, it is automatically… Show moreThe Squig Gobba cannot move after it has been deployed except pivoting on the spot. It may not pursue an enemy it defeats in combat. If the Squig Gobba breaks from combat, it is automatically destroyed. Show less
Fear: A unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the… Show moreA unit containing a Fear-causing model gets +1 Combat Resolution bonus (+2 if the Fear-causers' combined Unit Strength is double the enemy's or more; not cumulative across multiple Fear units in the same combat). If the majority of a unit causes Fear, it also has Immunity (Fear) and so ignores its own bonus. Show less

Rare · Monster · 175 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Colossal Squig	0	4	0	7	5	6	3	6	3

Rules: Immunity (Psychology), Random Movement (4D6), Night Goblin, Falls Apart, Dinner's Dinner!, Stomp, Terror

Equipment

Special Rules

Immunity (Psychology): The model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as… Show moreThe model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as non-physical. Immunity (Psychology) covers Panic, Fear and Terror together and auto-passes Psychology tests, though the model may still never choose Flee! as a charge reaction except via Feigned Flight/Fire & Flee (or if it also has Frenzy). Show less
Random Movement (4D6): Instead of a normal Movement characteristic, the model rolls a dice (e.g. D6, 2D6, 3D6) for how far it moves/charges/pursues/overruns/flees; it cannot march. Cannot declare charges and must move in… Show moreInstead of a normal Movement characteristic, the model rolls a dice (e.g. D6, 2D6, 3D6) for how far it moves/charges/pursues/overruns/flees; it cannot march. Cannot declare charges and must move in the Compulsory Moves sub-phase; pivots to face, then moves straight forward the rolled distance. If this brings it into contact with an enemy's front arc, it counts as a charge using the rolled distance as charge range. Show less
Night Goblin
Falls Apart: When a Colossal Squig is removed as a casualty, every model in base contact with it suffers an automatic Strength 3 hit.
Dinner's Dinner!: When the Colossal Squig's Random Movement special rule brings it into contact with a unit, either friend or foe, it will attack it normally as if it were an enemy, and counts as charging that unit.… Show moreWhen the Colossal Squig's Random Movement special rule brings it into contact with a unit, either friend or foe, it will attack it normally as if it were an enemy, and counts as charging that unit. This combat will continue until resolved normally. These appalling creatures are too dull-witted and hungry to care otherwise. Show less
Stomp: In addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against… Show moreIn addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against one enemy Infantry/War Beast/Swarm unit in base contact. Other special rules don't apply to Stomps unless specified. Show less
Terror: Terror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test… Show moreTerror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test or be forced to Flee as its charge reaction. A unit wishing to charge a Terror-causing enemy must first pass a Psychology test or may not declare that charge (though it may redirect to another unit). Show less

Rare · Monster · 215 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Dankhold Troll	6	3	6+	7	6	6	1	6	6

Saves: Regeneration 3+ (Dankhold Troll), Magic Resistance (3) (Magic Resistance)

Rules: Magic Resistance (3), Stupidity, Night Goblin, Copious Troll Vomit, Stomp, Terror

Equipment

Bone, club or bit of tree (hand weapon)

Special Rules

Magic Resistance (3): Grants a bonus to dispel enemy spells targeting the model directly (not templates placed on it), plus a Ward save against spell damage, based on the bracketed number: (1) = +1 dispel / 6+ Ward, (2) =… Show moreGrants a bonus to dispel enemy spells targeting the model directly (not templates placed on it), plus a Ward save against spell damage, based on the bracketed number: (1) = +1 dispel / 6+ Ward, (2) = +2 / 5+ Ward, (3) = +3 / 4+ Ward. A character with this rule extends it to any unit joined. Multiple sources combine to a maximum of Magic Resistance (3), unless specified. Show less
Stupidity: Unless in close combat, a unit with a Stupid model must pass a Leadership test at the start of its Movement phase or move directly forward using Random Movement (D6) in the Compulsory Movement… Show moreUnless in close combat, a unit with a Stupid model must pass a Leadership test at the start of its Movement phase or move directly forward using Random Movement (D6) in the Compulsory Movement sub-phase and take no further action that turn (no charges or shooting), though outside effects can still force it to move or act. Until it passes the test again, it has Immunity (Psychology) and Random Movement (D6), may only move directly forward, and can't reform or choose any charge reaction except Hold. Wizards in the unit cannot cast, channel or dispel. Show less
Night Goblin
Copious Troll Vomit: Instead of attacking normally, this model can choose to vomit on the enemy. It inflicts D6 automatic Strength 6 hits which Ignores Armour Saves.
Stomp: In addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against… Show moreIn addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against one enemy Infantry/War Beast/Swarm unit in base contact. Other special rules don't apply to Stomps unless specified. Show less
Terror: Terror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test… Show moreTerror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test or be forced to Flee as its charge reaction. A unit wishing to charge a Terror-causing enemy must first pass a Psychology test or may not declare that charge (though it may redirect to another unit). Show less

Rare · Monster · 260 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Arachnarok Spider	7	4	0	5	6	8	4	8	3
Forest Goblin Crew (Arachnarok Spider)	4	2	4+	3	0	0	2	1	6

Saves: Armour 4+ (Natural Armour)

Rules: Immunity (Psychology), Natural Armour (4+), Poisoned Attacks, Strider (Forest), Strider (Obstacle), Stubborn, Forest Goblin, Wall-crawler, Venom Surge, Stomp, Terror

Optional Companion Units

Forest Goblin Crew (Arachnarok Spider) Free

Equipment

Could Take Instead

Flinger Alternative — not equipped

30 pts

Range 48" · Strength 1

The Flinger is a stone thrower. Strength 1 for models under the template generally, Strength 3 for a direct hit. It can fire even if the Arachnarok Spider moves, but not if it marches. Any unit hit… Show moreThe Flinger is a stone thrower. Strength 1 for models under the template generally, Strength 3 for a direct hit. It can fire even if the Arachnarok Spider moves, but not if it marches. Any unit hit by a Flinger is covered in a mass of sticky webs, and has the Always Strikes Last special rule until the end of its next turn. The Flinger does not use the Stone Thrower Misfire table -- a misfire result simply means that the Flinger may not shoot this turn. Show less

Rules:

Multiple Wounds (D3) — Each unsaved Wound (after armour/ward saves, before Regeneration) is multiplied into more than one Wound by the bracketed amount (which may be a dice roll, rolled separately per unsaved Wound).… Show moreEach unsaved Wound (after armour/ward saves, before Regeneration) is multiplied into more than one Wound by the bracketed amount (which may be a dice roll, rolled separately per unsaved Wound). Unless specified, only applies to close combat attacks. Show less

Special Rules

Immunity (Psychology): The model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as… Show moreThe model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as non-physical. Immunity (Psychology) covers Panic, Fear and Terror together and auto-passes Psychology tests, though the model may still never choose Flee! as a charge reaction except via Feigned Flight/Fire & Flee (or if it also has Frenzy). Show less
Natural Armour (4+): Grants an armour save (bracketed number), representing tough or scaly hide. Combines with other armour, including other sources of Natural Armour, as normal.
Poisoned Attacks: Gets a +1 modifier to To Wound rolls (armour saves are still modified by the attack's Strength as normal). Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or… Show moreGets a +1 modifier to To Wound rolls (armour saves are still modified by the attack's Strength as normal). Unless stated otherwise, applies to both shooting and close combat, but not to spells or magic weapon attacks. Show less
Strider (Forest): Usually granted as a named variant (e.g. Forest Strider), applying only in that terrain type: treats the terrain as open ground for movement, ignoring movement penalties and Dangerous Terrain tests,… Show moreUsually granted as a named variant (e.g. Forest Strider), applying only in that terrain type: treats the terrain as open ground for movement, ignoring movement penalties and Dangerous Terrain tests, though normal combat rules for that terrain still apply. Show less
Strider (Obstacle): Usually granted as a named variant (e.g. Forest Strider), applying only in that terrain type: treats the terrain as open ground for movement, ignoring movement penalties and Dangerous Terrain tests,… Show moreUsually granted as a named variant (e.g. Forest Strider), applying only in that terrain type: treats the terrain as open ground for movement, ignoring movement penalties and Dangerous Terrain tests, though normal combat rules for that terrain still apply. Show less
Stubborn: If the majority of a unit has this rule, the unit is always Steadfast, regardless of Unit Strength or being disrupted.
Forest Goblin
Wall-crawler: Models with this rule treat ungarrisoned buildings as open terrain for the purposes of movement. They may not finish their movement inside or on top of an ungarrisoned building -- they can pass over… Show moreModels with this rule treat ungarrisoned buildings as open terrain for the purposes of movement. They may not finish their movement inside or on top of an ungarrisoned building -- they can pass over obstructions of this kind, but they cannot linger. Show less
Venom Surge: When fighting MI, MB, MC or Mo; before rolling to hit, nominate one of the Arachnarok's attacks to be made with the Venom Surge, and roll it separately. In addition to being Poisoned, this attack has… Show moreWhen fighting MI, MB, MC or Mo; before rolling to hit, nominate one of the Arachnarok's attacks to be made with the Venom Surge, and roll it separately. In addition to being Poisoned, this attack has the Multiple Wounds (D6) special rule. Show less
Stomp: In addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against… Show moreIn addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against one enemy Infantry/War Beast/Swarm unit in base contact. Other special rules don't apply to Stomps unless specified. Show less
Terror: Terror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test… Show moreTerror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test or be forced to Flee as its charge reaction. A unit wishing to charge a Terror-causing enemy must first pass a Psychology test or may not declare that charge (though it may redirect to another unit). Show less

Rare · Monster · 225 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Rogue Idol of Gork	6	3	0	7	6	6	1	4	8

Saves: Armour 2+ (Natural Armour)

Rules: Animated Construct, Impact Hits (D6), Natural Armour (2+), Unstable, Da Big 'Un, Stomp, Terror

Equipment

Special Rules

Animated Construct: The model has Immunity (Poisoned Attacks) and Unbreakable, but may not march.
Impact Hits (D6): The model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves… Show moreThe model makes automatic hits (number/dice shown in brackets) against the unit it charged, resolved at the start of close combat before other attacks, using the model's own Strength; armour saves use the close combat value and Parry saves cannot be taken. Two sources of Impact Hits use the higher rather than adding together. Only applies on a turn the model successfully charges into contact. Show less
Natural Armour (2+): Grants an armour save (bracketed number), representing tough or scaly hide. Combines with other armour, including other sources of Natural Armour, as normal.
Unstable: The unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than… Show moreThe unit is Unbreakable, but suffers one extra Wound (no saves of any kind) for every point it loses combat resolution by; if it would otherwise be Steadfast, it instead suffers one less Wound than normal. Unstable characters may join Unstable units (wounds are allocated to the unit first, then divided among characters). Show less
Da Big 'Un: If it is possible for a Rogue Idol to charge an enemy it must do so (however if multiple targets are within charge range, its player may pick which to attack). At the start of any turn that a Rogue… Show moreIf it is possible for a Rogue Idol to charge an enemy it must do so (however if multiple targets are within charge range, its player may pick which to attack). At the start of any turn that a Rogue Idol is not able to charge or is not already in combat, its player must roll a D6. On a roll of a 1 it must instead charge a friendly unit if one is available to charge, and a single round of combat is fought as normal, after which the Rogue Idol is pushed 1" back if the charged unit does not break. If no friendly units are available to charge the Rogue Idol bellows and stomps, but otherwise may do nothing this turn. Show less
Stomp: In addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against… Show moreIn addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against one enemy Infantry/War Beast/Swarm unit in base contact. Other special rules don't apply to Stomps unless specified. Show less
Terror: Terror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test… Show moreTerror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test or be forced to Flee as its charge reaction. A unit wishing to charge a Terror-causing enemy must first pass a Psychology test or may not declare that charge (though it may redirect to another unit). Show less

Rare · Monster · 235 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Giant River Troll Hag	5	3	6+	6	5	6	1	0	6

Saves: Regeneration 3+ (Giant River Troll Hag)

Rules: Strider (Marsh), Strider (River), Swamp Breath, Water Wise, Slimy Shanks, Troll Hag Special Attacks, Stomp, Terror

Equipment

Gnarled Tree Stump and Net of Dead-things (hand weapon)

Special Rules

Strider (Marsh): Usually granted as a named variant (e.g. Forest Strider), applying only in that terrain type: treats the terrain as open ground for movement, ignoring movement penalties and Dangerous Terrain tests,… Show moreUsually granted as a named variant (e.g. Forest Strider), applying only in that terrain type: treats the terrain as open ground for movement, ignoring movement penalties and Dangerous Terrain tests, though normal combat rules for that terrain still apply. Show less
Strider (River): Usually granted as a named variant (e.g. Forest Strider), applying only in that terrain type: treats the terrain as open ground for movement, ignoring movement penalties and Dangerous Terrain tests,… Show moreUsually granted as a named variant (e.g. Forest Strider), applying only in that terrain type: treats the terrain as open ground for movement, ignoring movement penalties and Dangerous Terrain tests, though normal combat rules for that terrain still apply. Show less
Swamp Breath: This is a Strength 3 Breath Weapon with the Ignores Armour saves special rule. A unit that takes casualties from this attack suffers -2 to its Leadership until the start of your next turn.
Water Wise: Unless she is within a water feature of any type (including rivers, marshes, swamps, etc), the Giant River Troll Hag has the Stupidity special rule. If the test is failed and there is one or more… Show moreUnless she is within a water feature of any type (including rivers, marshes, swamps, etc), the Giant River Troll Hag has the Stupidity special rule. If the test is failed and there is one or more water features on the table, the Troll Hag moves towards the closest of these instead of straight forwards. Show less
Slimy Shanks: Enemies attempting to attack a Giant River Troll Hag in close combat suffer a -1 penalty to their To Hit rolls.
Troll Hag Special Attacks: To determine what happens in each Close Combat phase, pick a unit in base contact with the Troll Hag and roll a D6 on one of the following tables. Which table you use depends on the size of the Troll… Show moreTo determine what happens in each Close Combat phase, pick a unit in base contact with the Troll Hag and roll a D6 on one of the following tables. Which table you use depends on the size of the Troll Hag's victim. If no suitable target is in base contact, roll again on the chart until you get another result. Tiddlers Table: 1 Suck out its Marrow. 2-3 Pick up and... 4-6 Crush with Stump. Whoppers Table: 1-2 Smother. 3-4 Mother. 5-6 Mither. Suck out its Marrow: The unit suffers D6 Strength 5 hits. For every wound the target loses, the Troll Hag gains one, up to its starting number. Pick up and...: The Troll Hag stoops down and grabs a single Character in base contact from the target unit (Troll Hag's choice). Roll a D6: 1 Stuff into Net (the model is effectively removed as a casualty, freed unharmed at the end of the battle if the Troll Hag is slain). 2 Toss Back: the victim suffers D3 Strength 6 Hits which Ignores Armour saves, and D6 Strength 3 hits are inflicted on the unit (save as normal). 3 Send Packing: the Troll Hag throws the victim into the nearest water feature within 12" (removed as a casualty unless Aquatic, in which case unharmed; if no water feature in range, treat as Toss Back). 4 Squish: the model is removed as a casualty. 5 Gobble: the model is removed as a casualty. 6 Pick Another: treat as Stuff into Net, then choose another victim and roll again. Crush with Stump: All models in base contact, friend or foe, suffer a Strength 6 hit. Grind its Bones: The Troll Hag may target a single model in base contact. This model suffers a single Strength 6 hit with the Multiple Wounds (D3) special rule. Smother: The target suffers D3 Wounds which Ignores Armour saves. This has no effect on Animated Constructs. In addition, the target may not make any attacks until the Troll Hag is either slain or rolls a different result on its special attack table. Mother: The target takes a single Strength 6 hit with the Multiple Wounds (D3) special rule. If the target survives the attack, it may not attack until the start of your next turn. Mither: Neither the Troll Hag nor the target actually fight if they have not already done so this round. The Troll Hag automatically wins the combat by 2 points or more. In addition, the target has its Weapon Skill reduced to 1 until the end of the next turn. This result has no effect against Animated Constructs. Show less
Stomp: In addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against… Show moreIn addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against one enemy Infantry/War Beast/Swarm unit in base contact. Other special rules don't apply to Stomps unless specified. Show less
Terror: Terror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test… Show moreTerror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test or be forced to Flee as its charge reaction. A unit wishing to charge a Terror-causing enemy must first pass a Psychology test or may not declare that charge (though it may redirect to another unit). Show less

Magic

Wizard Level 1

Uses:

Lore of Death — Life Leeching: When a Lore of Death spell resolves, roll a D6 for each unsaved Wound it caused (models removed by the Purple Sun of Xereus each add a number of dice equal to their Wounds characteristic). For each 6… Show moreWhen a Lore of Death spell resolves, roll a D6 for each unsaved Wound it caused (models removed by the Purple Sun of Xereus each add a number of dice equal to their Wounds characteristic). For each 6 rolled, the Wizard immediately adds a dice to their army's power pool. Show less

Rare · Monster · 175 pts/model · 1 model

	M	WS	BS	S	T	W	I	A	Ld
Giant	6	3	4+	6	6	6	3	0	10

Rules: Fall Over, Giant Special Attacks, Immunity (Psychology), Stubborn, Stomp, Terror

Equipment

A tree-trunk or other impressively large blunt implement (hand weapon)

Could Take Instead

Warpaint Alternative — not equipped

20 pts

Only if the army contains at least one Savage Orc Wizard.

Grants: Ward 6+ (Warpaint)

Special Rules

Fall Over: A Giant must test to see whether it falls over if any of the following apply: if it is beaten in close combat (test once results are established but before taking a Break test); if it is fleeing at… Show moreA Giant must test to see whether it falls over if any of the following apply: if it is beaten in close combat (test once results are established but before taking a Break test); if it is fleeing at the start of the Movement phase; when it crosses an obstacle; if the Giant decides to Jump Up and Down on an enemy (test immediately beforehand). To see if a Giant falls over roll a D6. On a roll of 1, the Giant falls over. A slain Giant falls over automatically. To determine the direction, roll a scatter dice; place the small template in base contact with the Giant in that direction, measured from the centre of the Giant's base. A model hit by a falling Giant suffers a Strength 6 Hit with the Multiple Wounds (D3) special rule. If the unit is in combat and the Giant has fallen over whilst attempting to Jump Up and Down, wounds inflicted by a falling Giant count towards the combat result. A Giant that falls over automatically suffers 1 wound, counting towards combat resolution if in combat. Once on the ground, a Giant may get up in his following Movement phase, but may not move in the Movement phase that turn. Whilst on the ground a Giant may not attack, but the enemy must still roll to score hits on him. If forced to flee whilst on the ground the Giant is slain. If the Giant gets the opportunity to pursue his foes whilst he's on the ground he stands up instead, and may attack in close combat as usual on the turn he stands up. Show less
Giant Special Attacks: To determine what happens in each Close Combat phase, pick a unit in base contact with the Giant and roll a D6 on one of the following tables. Which table you use depends on the size of the Giant's… Show moreTo determine what happens in each Close Combat phase, pick a unit in base contact with the Giant and roll a D6 on one of the following tables. Which table you use depends on the size of the Giant's victim. If no suitable target is in base contact, roll again on the chart until you get another result. Man-sized Things Chart: 1 Yell and Bawl. 2 Jump Up and Down. 3 Pick Up and... 4-6 Swing with Club. Big Things Chart: 1 Yell and Bawl. 2-4 Thump with Club. 5-6 'Eadbutt. Yell and Bawl: Neither the Giant nor models in contact with it actually fight if they have not already done so this round. The Giant automatically wins the combat by 2 points or more (if both sides have a Giant that Yells and Bawls, the combat is a draw). No effect against Animated Constructs. Jump Up and Down: Before it starts, the Giant must test to determine if it falls over. If it falls over, work out where it falls and calculate damage as already described. Any wounds caused by the fall (on either side) count towards the combat result. If the Giant remains on its feet, it will inflict two Stomp attacks. A Giant that Jumps Up and Down in one combat round will automatically do so in the following round if able, until it falls over, the target is destroyed, or the combat ends. Swing with Club: The Giant fights using the Random Attacks (2D6) special rule this round. Thump with Club: The Giant brings down its club on a single model from the target unit in base contact. The target may attempt to avoid the blow by passing an Initiative test (use the lowest if the model has several different values). If failed, the model takes 2D3 wounds which Ignores Armour Saves. If a double is rolled the Giant's club embeds itself in the ground and the Giant cannot attack at all in the following round of the same combat whilst it recovers its weapon. 'Eadbutt: The Giant head-butts a single enemy model from the target unit, automatically inflicting D3 wounds which Ignores Armour Saves. If the victim is wounded but not slain, then it is dazed and loses all of its following attacks (this round's if it hasn't attacked yet, otherwise next round's). Pick Up and...: The Giant grabs the model and the player rolls a D6: 1 Stuff into Bag (removed as a casualty, freed unharmed at the end of the battle if the Giant is slain). 2 Throw Back into Combat: the victim suffers D3 Strength 6 Hits which Ignores Armour saves, and D6 Strength 3 hits are inflicted on the unit (save as normal). 3 Hurl: the victim is hurled into an enemy unit within 12" of the Giant (randomly determined) -- the victim is removed as a casualty, and the unit takes D6 Strength 3 hits (unsaved Wounds count towards the Giant's combat result). If no enemy units are in range, treat as Throw Back into Combat instead. 4 Squash: the model is removed as a casualty. 5 Eat: the model is removed as a casualty. 6 Pick Another: treat as Stuff into Bag, then choose another victim and roll again. Show less
Immunity (Psychology): The model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as… Show moreThe model ignores the effects of the rule(s) named in brackets (e.g. Killing Blow, Poisoned Attacks, Flaming Attacks) -- physical damage from the attack still applies unless it's also listed as non-physical. Immunity (Psychology) covers Panic, Fear and Terror together and auto-passes Psychology tests, though the model may still never choose Flee! as a charge reaction except via Feigned Flight/Fire & Flee (or if it also has Frenzy). Show less
Stubborn: If the majority of a unit has this rule, the unit is always Steadfast, regardless of Unit Strength or being disrupted.
Stomp: In addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against… Show moreIn addition to its other close combat attacks, the model may make a Stomp: Always Strikes Last, D6 automatic hits (D3 against a lone Infantry model or Skirmishers) at the model's Strength, against one enemy Infantry/War Beast/Swarm unit in base contact. Other special rules don't apply to Stomps unless specified. Show less
Terror: Terror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test… Show moreTerror-causing models also cause Fear (Fear-causing/Immune-to-Fear models treat them as only causing Fear). Has Immunity (Fear/Terror). If a Terror-causer charges, the target must pass a Panic test or be forced to Flee as its charge reaction. A unit wishing to charge a Terror-causing enemy must first pass a Psychology test or may not declare that charge (though it may redirect to another unit). Show less

Orcs and Goblins

Gorbad Ironclaw

Azhag the Slaughterer

Grimgor Ironhide

Gorfang Rotgut

Morglum Necksnapper

Wurrzag Ud Ura Zabuhu

Grom the Paunch

Skarsnik

The Black Gobbo

Bigfeet Bonehead

Borgut Facebeater

Badruk 'Eadsplitta

Gitilla da Hunter

Snagla Grobspit

Orc Warboss

Savage Orc Warboss

Black Orc Warboss

Goblin Warboss

Forest Goblin Warboss

Night Goblin Warboss

Orc Great Shaman

Savage Orc Great Shaman

Goblin Great Shaman

Night Goblin Great Shaman

Forest Goblin Great Shaman

Orc Big Boss

Savage Orc Big Boss

Black Orc Big Boss

Goblin Big Boss

Night Goblin Big Boss

Forest Goblin Big Boss

Orc Warchanter

Orc Shaman

Savage Orc Shaman

Goblin Shaman

Night Goblin Shaman

Forest Goblin Shaman

Orc Boyz

Orc Big 'Uns

Orc Arrer Boyz

Savage Orcs

Savage Orc Big 'Uns

Goblins

Goblin Wolf Riders

Night Goblins

Forest Goblins

Forest Goblin Spider Riders

Snotlings

Black Orcs

Orc Boar Boyz

Orc Boar Boyz (Big 'Uns)

Savage Orc Boar Boyz

Savage Orc Boar Boyz (Big 'Uns)

Orc Boar Chariot

Goblin Wolf Chariot

Spear Chukka

Rock Lobber

Night Goblin Squig Hunters

Night Goblin Squig Herd

Night Goblin Squig Hoppers

Night Goblin Sneaky Snufflers

Orc Brutes

Goblin Nasty Skulkers

Trolls

Orc Gore-Gruntas

Doom Diver Catapult

Snotling Pump Wagon

Mangler Squigs

Night Goblin Squig Gobba

Colossal Squig

Dankhold Troll

Arachnarok Spider

Rogue Idol of Gork

Giant River Troll Hag

Giant