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	'''Warbeast''' is terminology from the [[Warmahordes]] line of wargames by [[Privateer Press]] that refers to the big beasties who make up the centerpiece of the "Hordes" portion of the line. Basically, the [[Iron ~~Kindoms~~]] have always been full of various horrible monsters, but also luckily blessed with a particular strain of [[mage]]s able to mentally bond with and control such beasts - [[warlock]]s. In the modern era, the use of warlocks has largely been abandoned by the civilized races of humans, dwarves, elves and ogrun, who instead focus on [[warjack]]s and the [[warcaster]]s who can control them (and who can be argued as a substrain of warlock, one able to bond with these [[steampunk]] [[golem]]s). However, the "primitive" races of Immoren still make use of warlocks and their warbeasts in the constant battles for wealth, power and survival. And it says a lot about the kind of world Immoren is where these flesh-and-blood brutes can take on armor-clad smoke-belching gun-toting golem-tanks and ''win''.		'''Warbeast''' is terminology from the [[Warmahordes]] line of wargames by [[Privateer Press]] that refers to the big beasties who make up the centerpiece of the "Hordes" portion of the line. Basically, the [[Iron Kingdoms]] have always been full of various horrible monsters, but also luckily blessed with a particular strain of [[mage]]s able to mentally bond with and control such beasts - [[warlock]]s. In the modern era, the use of warlocks has largely been abandoned by the civilized races of humans, dwarves, elves and ogrun, who instead focus on [[warjack]]s and the [[warcaster]]s who can control them (and who can be argued as a substrain of warlock, one able to bond with these [[steampunk]] [[golem]]s). However, the "primitive" races of Immoren still make use of warlocks and their warbeasts in the constant battles for wealth, power and survival. And it says a lot about the kind of world Immoren is where these flesh-and-blood brutes can take on armor-clad smoke-belching gun-toting golem-tanks and ''win''.

	Different kinds of warbeast are associated with the different factions of Hordes, as you might expect.		Different kinds of warbeast are associated with the different factions of Hordes, as you might expect.

	==Spawn of the Devourer Wurm==		=Spawn of the Devourer Wurm=
	The [[Circle Orboros]] is the only human faction that still uses warbeasts (although the various woodwolds, which are [[golem]]s made of stone, wood and rope fueled by [[Blood Magic]], are technically a kind of [[warjack]] if you squint), which makes sense since they revere the god of nature at its nastiest.		The [[Circle Orboros]] is the only human faction that still uses warbeasts (although the various woodwolds, which are [[golem]]s made of stone, wood and rope fueled by [[Blood Magic]], are technically a kind of [[warjack]] if you squint), which makes sense since they revere the god of nature at its nastiest.

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	Warpwolves are former humans twisted into insane, shapeshifting [[werewolf]]-like monsters.		Warpwolves are former humans twisted into insane, shapeshifting [[werewolf]]-like monsters.

	Wolds are [[golem]]s of wood, stone and rope animated by [[Blood Magic]]. The standard Wolds are the ~~Wolfwatcher~~ and Woldwarden, but there's also the small, floating, laser-shooting Woldwyrd, the wooden scarecrow-like Wold Wight, and the Wold Guardian; a hulking, brutish wold made to take on [[warjack]]s.		Wolds are [[golem]]s of wood, stone and rope animated by [[Blood Magic]]. The standard Wolds are the Woldwatcher and Woldwarden, but there's also the small, floating, laser-shooting Woldwyrd, the wooden scarecrow-like Wold Wight, and the Wold Guardian; a hulking, brutish wold made to take on [[warjack]]s.

	[[Griffon]]s are bipedal flying carnivores with bird-like heads and wings and disturbingly humanoid bodies. There are several different species, including the stealthy Scarsfell Griffon, the mountain-dwelling Rotterhorn Griffon, and the meaningfully named Razorwing Griffon.		[[Griffon]]s are bipedal flying carnivores with bird-like heads and wings and disturbingly humanoid bodies. There are several different species, including the stealthy Scarsfell Griffon, the mountain-dwelling Rotterhorn Griffon, and the meaningfully named Razorwing Griffon.

	[[Satyr]]s are [[Gor\|humanoid goats]] who love to test their strength, although how smart they actually are is debatable - in the ~~5th edition~~ bestiary, they are described as mindless brutes, but in the wargame, one of the lesser characters is a 300-year-old satyr [[elementalist]] named Brennos the Elderhorn. Like griffons, they come in several distinct varities; the brutish Gnarlhorns, the agile Shadowhorns, and the vicious Riphorns.		[[Satyr]]s are [[Gor\|humanoid goats]] who love to test their strength, although how smart they actually are is debatable - in the [[Iron Kingdoms: Requiem]] bestiary, they are described as mindless brutes, but in the wargame, one of the lesser characters is a 300-year-old satyr [[elementalist]] named Brennos the Elderhorn. Like griffons, they come in several distinct varities; the brutish Gnarlhorns, the agile Shadowhorns, and the vicious Riphorns.

	The Gorax is one of the apex predators of Immoren, a berserk [[Frazetta Man\|ape-thing]] that is ~~distinguishable~~ by its viciousness and violent rages.		The Gorax is one of the apex predators of Immoren, a berserk [[Frazetta Man\|ape-thing]] that is largely defined by its viciousness and violent rages.

	==Trolls==		=Trolls=
	The [[Trollbloods]] have a simple approach to getting help to deal with enemy [[warjack]]s and warbeasts: they keep it in the family. [[Troll]]s in the Iron Kingdoms are kind of like those in [[Warhammer Fantasy]]; big, dumb, hungry, and coming in a ''lot'' of different subraces. If regular trolls aren't muscle enough, then the Trollbloods turn to ''Dire Trolls'', which are even bigger, dumber and hungrier.		The [[Trollbloods]] have a simple approach to getting help to deal with enemy [[warjack]]s and warbeasts: they keep it in the family. [[Troll]]s in the Iron Kingdoms are kind of like those in [[Warhammer Fantasy]]; big, dumb, hungry, and coming in a ''lot'' of different subraces. If regular trolls aren't muscle enough, then the Trollbloods turn to ''Dire Trolls'', which are even bigger, dumber and hungrier.

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	Dire Trolls similarly come in different armaments based on temperament and brains. The dumbest and most aggressive are simply unleashed on the enemy as Maulers, whilst slightly smarter Dire Trolls are outfitted with oversized flails and known as Brawlers. The most even-tempered are paired with pygmy troll handlers and act like living tanks; Blitzers have a machine gun mounted on their back handled by a pygmy troll gunner, whilst Bombers toss kegs of blasting powder at the enemy.		Dire Trolls similarly come in different armaments based on temperament and brains. The dumbest and most aggressive are simply unleashed on the enemy as Maulers, whilst slightly smarter Dire Trolls are outfitted with oversized flails and known as Brawlers. The most even-tempered are paired with pygmy troll handlers and act like living tanks; Blitzers have a machine gun mounted on their back handled by a pygmy troll gunner, whilst Bombers toss kegs of blasting powder at the enemy.

	Finally, there's the environmental troll variants. Earthborn Dire Trolls have a mystical ability to reshape themselves to match the dominant elemental aspect of their environment. Ice Trolls and Winter Trolls have adapted to frigid environments by developing icy elemental powers, with the ice troll being more adept at manipulating this magic. The disgustingly toad-like Swamp Troll sports a prehensile tongue it can use to drag victims into range to be beaten and then eaten. Storm Trolls are ~~naturally~~ lightning conductors and can expel lightning to ravage their enemies. Slag Trolls ''prefer'' to eat metal, and can vomit corrosive acid all over foes, Pyre Trolls spew organic napalm. The blind, cave-dwelling Night Troll uses glowing crystalline growths to hypnotize victims before tearing them apart with massive claws that inject paralyzing venom.		Finally, there's the environmental troll variants. Earthborn Dire Trolls have a mystical ability to reshape themselves to match the dominant elemental aspect of their environment. Ice Trolls and Winter Trolls have adapted to frigid environments by developing icy elemental powers, with the ice troll being more adept at manipulating this magic. The disgustingly toad-like Swamp Troll sports a prehensile tongue it can use to drag victims into range to be beaten and then eaten. Storm Trolls are natural lightning conductors and can expel lightning to ravage their enemies. Slag Trolls ''prefer'' to eat metal, and can vomit corrosive acid all over foes. Pyre Trolls spew organic napalm. The blind, cave-dwelling Night Troll uses glowing crystalline growths to hypnotize victims before tearing them apart with massive claws that inject paralyzing venom.

	==Battle Hogs==		=Battle Hogs=
	The [[Farrow]] are basically the [[Orc\|P'Orc]] counterpart to [[Trollbloods]], so they have a similar approach; Farrow warbeasts consist of various species of killer pig, as well as [[Orks\|distinct mutant subspecies of their own race]], such as the two-headed Biboars, the oversized Brutes, and the aptly-named Giants. Unlike the Trollbloods, however, the Farrow are happy to embrace technology too, so they've taken to outfitting their warbeasts (or at least the mutant farrow ones) with guns, armor, and even primitive cybernetics.		The [[Farrow]] are basically the [[Orc\|P'Orc]] counterpart to [[Trollbloods]], so they have a similar approach; Farrow warbeasts consist of various species of killer pig, as well as [[Orks\|distinct mutant subspecies of their own race]], such as the two-headed Biboars, the oversized Brutes, and the aptly-named Giants. Unlike the Trollbloods, however, the Farrow are happy to embrace technology too, so they've taken to outfitting their warbeasts (or at least the mutant farrow ones) with guns, armor, and even primitive cybernetics.

	In fact, apart from Razor Boars, which are a particularly large and vicious breed of hog that farrow train to feed on flesh, [[mutant]] farrow make up the bulk of the farrow's warbeasts. The smaller, smarter versions get cannons strapped to their backs and are known as either "Gun Boars" or "Splatter Boars" depending on their arsenal. Battle Boars are giant farrow turned into [[cyborg]] [[berserker]]s. War Hogs are giants outfitted with cybernetic arms, whilst Road Hogs are flamethrower-toting giants with cybernetic legs that make them faster.		In fact, apart from Razor Boars, which are a particularly large and vicious breed of hog that farrow train to feed on flesh, [[mutant]] farrow make up the bulk of the farrow's warbeasts. The smaller, smarter versions get cannons strapped to their backs and are known as either "Gun Boars" or "Splatter Boars" depending on their arsenal. Battle Boars are giant farrow turned into [[cyborg]] [[berserker]]s. War Hogs are giants outfitted with cybernetic arms, whilst Road Hogs are flamethrower-toting giants with cybernetic legs that make them faster.

	The 5th edition RPG actually gives farrow a slightly more diverse arsenal of warbeasts, adding the distinct Brute vs. Giant split for the corebook and added new porcine monsters, such as the ~~tunnelling~~ Dust Hog and the mutated super-sized razor boar known as the Goliath Hog, and even new farrow mutants such as the two-headed Biboar, which grows to Huge size (Brutes and Giants are only Large!) and has the ability to regenerate like a [[troll]].		The 5th edition RPG actually gives farrow a slightly more diverse arsenal of warbeasts, adding the distinct Brute vs. Giant split for the corebook and added new porcine monsters, such as the tunneling Dust Hog and the mutated super-sized razor boar known as the Goliath Hog, and even new farrow mutants such as the two-headed Biboar, which grows to Huge size (Brutes and Giants are only Large!) and has the ability to regenerate like a [[troll]].

	==Swamp Terrors==		=Swamp Terrors=
	Like the Farrow and Trollbloods, the Gatormen of the Blindwater Congregation make use of living and undead versions of giant, predatory, bipedal gators who may or may not be related to them (canon never clarifies). However, they also tame ''other'' swamp-dwelling abominations, such as undead Boneswarms, [[kraken]]-like Swamp Horrors, and Ironback Spitters, which are basically acid-spitting killer turtle-people.		Like the Farrow and Trollbloods, the Gatormen of the Blindwater Congregation make use of living and undead versions of giant, predatory, bipedal gators who may or may not be related to them (canon never clarifies). However, they also tame ''other'' swamp-dwelling abominations, such as undead Boneswarms, [[kraken]]-like Swamp Horrors, and Ironback Spitters, which are basically acid-spitting killer turtle-people.

	Of the "giant bipedal but totally not related" crocodilians, the smaller variants are the Snappers. Bigger and nastier than those are the Blackhide Wrastlers. If that's not enough, gatormen bokors can use necromantic rituals to turn blackhides into candle-covered zombie bodyguards known as Blind Walkers.		Of the "giant bipedal but totally not related" crocodilians, the smaller variants are the Snappers. Bigger and nastier than those are the Blackhide Wrastlers. If that's not enough, gatormen bokors can use necromantic rituals to turn blackhides into candle-covered zombie bodyguards known as Blind Walkers.

	==Skorne Slaves==		=Skorne Slaves=
	The [[Skorne]] make use of a wide variety of hideously tortured animals and giant humanoids to bolster their forces. The Skorne have one of the widest variety of warbeasts, since they don't have a distinct racial theme like most of the other Hordes factions. The only defining motif of Skorne warbeasts is that they are ''in fucking '''pain'''' and they want to take it out on somebody. And since they can't do it to the Skorne, they'll happily do it to anybody else. Arguably another motif is that it's ambiguous how sapient the Skorne's warbeasts are; whilst there are several very distinctly bestial races in their ranks, the Cyclops are known to be sapient, if primitive, race, and the Titans are eerily humanoid. Even the Basilisks could be more sapient than they appear; it would make sense for the Skorne's "beasts" to actually be just primitive peoples...		The [[Skorne]] make use of a wide variety of hideously tortured animals and giant humanoids to bolster their forces. The Skorne have one of the widest variety of warbeasts, since they don't have a distinct racial theme like most of the other Hordes factions. The only defining motif of Skorne warbeasts is that they are ''in fucking '''pain'''' and they want to take it out on somebody. And since they can't do it to the Skorne, they'll happily do it to anybody else. Arguably another motif is that it's ambiguous how sapient the Skorne's warbeasts are; whilst there are several very distinctly bestial races in their ranks, the Cyclops are known to be sapient, if primitive, race, and the Titans are eerily humanoid. Even the Basilisks could be more sapient than they appear; it would make sense for the Skorne's "beasts" to actually be just primitive peoples...

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	Razor Worms are giant burrowing carnivorous worms native to the Bloodstone Marches. Reptile Hounds are pack-hunting predatory lizards that the Skorne use like hunting dogs. Scarabs are man-sized predatory insects with voracious appetites.		Razor Worms are giant burrowing carnivorous worms native to the Bloodstone Marches. Reptile Hounds are pack-hunting predatory lizards that the Skorne use like hunting dogs. Scarabs are man-sized predatory insects with voracious appetites.

	==Dragonspawn==		=Dragonspawn=
	The [[Legion of Everblight]] is made up of the draconic abominations spawned from its master's blood.		The [[Legion of Everblight]] is made up of the draconic abominations spawned from its master's blood.

	==Nightmare Spawn==		=Nightmare Spawn=
	The Wicked Harvest also features warbeasts, in the form of particularly large and powerful Grymkin.		The Wicked Harvest also features warbeasts, in the form of particularly large and powerful Grymkin.

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	The simple and aptly named Cage Rager is a hulking, [[ogre]]-like humanoid that carries cells slung over its shoulders, stuffing the souls it harvests into these ages.		The simple and aptly named Cage Rager is a hulking, [[ogre]]-like humanoid that carries cells slung over its shoulders, stuffing the souls it harvests into these ages.

			=Pawns of the Orgoth=
			Being devoted to mastering magic in all its shapes and forms, the Orgoth make use of both warbeasts and [[warjack]]s on the battlefield, hauling strange creatures from beyond the lands of Immoren to the battlefield. Even their warjacks are technically warbeasts, as they harness the souls of slain monsters to provide the animatory lifeforce and control units for their [[golem]]s rather than the steam engines and artificial brains used by the peoples of Immoren.

			Taraskadons resemble the Titans of eastern Immoren, but are bigger, stronger, and nastier. The typical Taraskadon is deployed with a single pilot sitting behind an eldritch cannon mounted in a swiveling chair harnessed to its back, but the gun just gives it long range options.

			Rhokks are vicious flying scavengers that combine elements of pterodactyl and giant vulture.



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 ==Spawn of the Devourer Wurm==
 The [[Circle Orboros]] is the only human faction that still uses warbeasts (although the various woodwolds, which are [[golem]]s made of stone, wood and rope fueled by [[Blood Magic]], are technically a kind of [[warjack]] if you squint), which makes sense since they revere the god of nature at its nastiest.
 ==Trolls==
 The [[Trollbloods]] have a simple approach to getting help to deal with enemy [[warjack]]s and warbeasts: they keep it in the family. [[Troll]]s in the Iron Kingdoms are kind of like those in [[Warhammer Fantasy]]; big, dumb, hungry, and coming in a ''lot'' of different subraces. If regular trolls aren't muscle enough, then the Trollbloods turn to ''Dire Trolls'', which are even bigger, dumber and hungrier.
 ==Battle Hogs==
 The [[Farrow]] are basically the [[Orc|P'Orc]] counterpart to [[Trollbloods]], so they have a similar approach; Farrow warbeasts consist of various species of killer pig, as well as [[Orks|distinct mutant subspecies of their own race]], such as the two-headed Biboars, the oversized Brutes, and the aptly-named Giants. Unlike the Trollbloods, however, the Farrow are happy to embrace technology too, so they've taken to outfitting their warbeasts (or at least the mutant farrow ones) with guns, armor, and even primitive cybernetics.
-==Swamp Horrors==
+In fact, apart from Razor Boars, which are a particularly large and vicious breed of hog that farrow train to feed on flesh, [[mutant]] farrow make up the bulk of the farrow's warbeasts. The smaller, smarter versions get cannons strapped to their backs and are known as either "Gun Boars" or "Splatter Boars" depending on their arsenal. Battle Boars are giant farrow turned into [[cyborg]] [[berserker]]s. War Hogs are giants outfitted with cybernetic arms, whilst Road Hogs are flamethrower-toting giants with cybernetic legs that make them faster.
-Like the Farrow and Trollbloods, the Gatormen of the Blindwater Congregation make use of living and undead versions of giant, predatory, bipedal gators who may or may not be related to them (canon never clarifies). However, they also tame ''other'' swamp-dwelling abominations, such as undead Boneswarms, [[kraken]]s, and Ironback Spitters, which are basically acid-spitting killer turtle-people.
 ==Skorne Slaves==
-The [[Skorne]] make use of a wide variety of hideously tortured animals and giant humanoids to bolster their forces.
+The [[Skorne]] make use of a wide variety of hideously tortured animals and giant humanoids to bolster their forces. The Skorne have one of the widest variety of warbeasts, since they don't have a distinct racial theme like most of the other Hordes factions. The only defining motif of Skorne warbeasts is that they are ''in fucking '''pain'''' and they want to take it out on somebody. And since they can't do it to the Skorne, they'll happily do it to anybody else. Arguably another motif is that it's ambiguous how sapient the Skorne's warbeasts are; whilst there are several very distinctly bestial races in their ranks, the Cyclops are known to be sapient, if primitive, race, and the Titans are eerily humanoid. Even the Basilisks could be more sapient than they appear; it would make sense for the Skorne's "beasts" to actually be just primitive peoples...
 ==Dragonspawn==
 The [[Legion of Everblight]] is made up of the draconic abominations spawned from its master's blood.
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	==Battle Hogs==		==Battle Hogs==
	The [[Farrow]] are basically the [[Orc\|P'Orc]] counterpart to [[Trollbloods]], so they have a similar approach; Farrow warbeasts consist of various species of killer pig, as well as [[~~abhuman~~\|distinct mutant subspecies of their own race]], such as the two-headed Biboars, the oversized Brutes, and the aptly-named Giants. Unlike the Trollbloods, however, the Farrow are happy to embrace technology too, so they've taken to outfitting their warbeasts (or at least the mutant farrow ones) with guns, armor, and even primitive cybernetics.		The [[Farrow]] are basically the [[Orc\|P'Orc]] counterpart to [[Trollbloods]], so they have a similar approach; Farrow warbeasts consist of various species of killer pig, as well as [[Orks\|distinct mutant subspecies of their own race]], such as the two-headed Biboars, the oversized Brutes, and the aptly-named Giants. Unlike the Trollbloods, however, the Farrow are happy to embrace technology too, so they've taken to outfitting their warbeasts (or at least the mutant farrow ones) with guns, armor, and even primitive cybernetics.

	==Swamp Horrors==		==Swamp Horrors==

1d4chan>QuietBrowser: Since we have a Warjack page, I felt a Warbeast page to match it was appropriate, but I'm not an expert. Can we get this fleshed out, please?

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Since we have a Warjack page, I felt a Warbeast page to match it was appropriate, but I'm not an expert. Can we get this fleshed out, please?

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'''Warbeast''' is terminology from the [[Warmahordes]] line of wargames by [[Privateer Press]] that refers to the big beasties who make up the centerpiece of the "Hordes" portion of the line. Basically, the [[Iron Kindoms]] have always been full of various horrible monsters, but also luckily blessed with a particular strain of [[mage]]s able to mentally bond with and control such beasts - [[warlock]]s. In the modern era, the use of warlocks has largely been abandoned by the civilized races of humans, dwarves, elves and ogrun, who instead focus on [[warjack]]s and the [[warcaster]]s who can control them (and who can be argued as a substrain of warlock, one able to bond with these [[steampunk]] [[golem]]s). However, the "primitive" races of Immoren still make use of warlocks and their warbeasts in the constant battles for wealth, power and survival. And it says a lot about the kind of world Immoren is where these flesh-and-blood brutes can take on armor-clad smoke-belching gun-toting golem-tanks and ''win''.

Different kinds of warbeast are associated with the different factions of Hordes, as you might expect.

==Spawn of the Devourer Wurm==
The [[Circle Orboros]] is the only human faction that still uses warbeasts (although the various woodwolds, which are [[golem]]s made of stone, wood and rope fueled by [[Blood Magic]], are technically a kind of [[warjack]] if you squint), which makes sense since they revere the god of nature at its nastiest.

==Trolls==
The [[Trollbloods]] have a simple approach to getting help to deal with enemy [[warjack]]s and warbeasts: they keep it in the family. [[Troll]]s in the Iron Kingdoms are kind of like those in [[Warhammer Fantasy]]; big, dumb, hungry, and coming in a ''lot'' of different subraces. If regular trolls aren't muscle enough, then the Trollbloods turn to ''Dire Trolls'', which are even bigger, dumber and hungrier.

==Battle Hogs==
The [[Farrow]] are basically the [[Orc|P'Orc]] counterpart to [[Trollbloods]], so they have a similar approach; Farrow warbeasts consist of various species of killer pig, as well as [[abhuman|distinct mutant subspecies of their own race]], such as the two-headed Biboars, the oversized Brutes, and the aptly-named Giants. Unlike the Trollbloods, however, the Farrow are happy to embrace technology too, so they've taken to outfitting their warbeasts (or at least the mutant farrow ones) with guns, armor, and even primitive cybernetics.

==Swamp Horrors==
Like the Farrow and Trollbloods, the Gatormen of the Blindwater Congregation make use of living and undead versions of giant, predatory, bipedal gators who may or may not be related to them (canon never clarifies). However, they also tame ''other'' swamp-dwelling abominations, such as undead Boneswarms, [[kraken]]s, and Ironback Spitters, which are basically acid-spitting killer turtle-people.

==Skorne Slaves==
The [[Skorne]] make use of a wide variety of hideously tortured animals and giant humanoids to bolster their forces.

==Dragonspawn==
The [[Legion of Everblight]] is made up of the draconic abominations spawned from its master's blood.

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