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	===Special Units===		===Special Units===

	*'''Infernal Ironsworn:''' Think of these guys as Chaos Warriors that suck. ~~You can't give them any different gear, they~~ come by default with Ensorcelled Hand Weapons (S5, magical attacks), ~~they all~~ have WS5 and 3+ armour, and they're rather expensive. Sharing the special allowance with many of your best units and war machines doesn't help either. Outperformed in nearly every way by Infernal Guard with either fireglaives (~~who~~ cost the same) or great weapons (~~who~~ cost less), so give them a hard pass and try not to think about how the Forge World FAQ actually nerfed them by increasing the cost of their command group, as if they didn't suck enough already.		*'''Infernal Ironsworn:''' Think of these guys as Chaos Warriors that suck. They come by default with Ensorcelled Hand Weapons (S5, magical attacks), have WS5 and 3+ armour, but you can't give them any different gear and they're rather expensive. Sharing the special allowance with many of your best units and war machines doesn't help either. Outperformed in nearly every way by Infernal Guard with either fireglaives (which cost the same) or great weapons (which even cost less), give them a hard pass and try not to think about how the Forge World FAQ actually nerfed them by increasing the cost of their command group, as if they didn't suck enough already.

	*'''Bull Centaur Renders:''' M7 Monstrous Beasts that ~~can~~ combine Heavy Armour with ~~their~~ Scaly Skin and get 3+ base armour. They have a low number of Attacks (2), but they ~~make that up~~ with T5 and ~~their heavy~~ armour. ~~You could give them Spears but you won't since they~~ are not ''mounted'', despite their cavalryish demeanour, so they benefit from a parry save when carrying shields. It also means that Spears only give them supporting attacks from an additional rank (rather than an actually useful +1S on the charge), so never give them spears. Great Weapons, additional HtH weapons and Shields are all much better choices (especially since monstrous beasts ~~they~~ can make up to three supporting attacks). They make for great flank protection or, in bigger units, flank crushing. They can have magic banner so great for an extra inch of move or classic flaming attack to hunt down hydras and trolls. Do remember that one of the main reasons you'll be running these guys is to ~~get~~ your Taur'ruk, who is almost always going to be with this unit. He helps ~~give~~ the extra attacks the unit sorely lacks base, and more than makes them into the monster hunters they're almost meant to be. Bull Centaurs really benefit from some magic ~~augment~~: Breath of Hatred (Lore of Hashut for, well, hatred), Flaming Sword of Rhuin (Lore of Fire for +1 on to wound rolls, magic and flaming attacks) and Enchanted Blades of Aiban (Lore of Metal for +1 on to hit rolls, magic attacks and armour piercing) are all great choices.		*'''Bull Centaur Renders:''' M7 Monstrous Beasts that combine Heavy Armour with Scaly Skin and get 3+ base armour. They have a low number of Attacks (2), but they compensate with T5 and very good armour. They are not ''mounted'', despite their cavalryish demeanour, so they benefit from a parry save when carrying shields. It also means that Spears only give them supporting attacks from an additional rank (rather than an actually useful +1S on the charge), so never give them spears. Great Weapons, additional HtH weapons and Shields are all much better choices (especially since monstrous beasts can make up to three supporting attacks). They make for great flank protection or, in bigger units, flank crushing. They can have a magic banner, so they're great for an extra inch of move or classic flaming attack to hunt down hydras and trolls. Do remember that one of the main reasons you'll be running these guys is to unlock your Taur'ruk, who is almost always going to be with this unit. He helps giving the extra attacks the unit sorely lacks base, and more than makes them into the monster hunters they're almost meant to be. Bull Centaurs really benefit from some magic augmentation: Breath of Hatred (Lore of Hashut for, well, hatred), Flaming Sword of Rhuin (Lore of Fire for +1 on to wound rolls, magic and flaming attacks) and Enchanted Blades of Aiban (Lore of Metal for +1 on to hit rolls, magic attacks and armour piercing) are all great choices.

	*'''K'daai Fireborn:''' Monstrous Infantry unit. They share Unbreakable and Unstable with Vampires and Tomb Kings. Their rules make it so that they end up killing themselves a lot of times, and the longer the game, the weaker they will get. Since you roll for every unit separately to check whether they burn out, it is advisable to get one large one rather than two small ones. Other than that they're S5 and can dish out a fair number of attacks and wounds. Keep in mind they are Flaming, so any of the 2+ Ward against Flaming attacks will keep them locked forever, or until they kill themselves.		*'''K'daai Fireborn:''' Monstrous Infantry unit. They share Unbreakable and Unstable with Vampires and Tomb Kings. Their rules make it so that they end up killing themselves a lot of times, and the longer the game, the weaker they will get. Since you roll for every unit separately to check whether they burn out, it is advisable to get one large one rather than two small ones. Other than that they're S5 and can dish out a fair number of attacks and wounds. Keep in mind they are Flaming, so any of the 2+ Ward against Flaming attacks will keep them locked forever, or until they kill themselves.
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	:The Iron Daemon is a unique unit, so it doesn't benefit from our Daemonsmith re-rolling abilities. Note that as per the FAQ, Iron Daemons cannot wheel on the charge. When the Iron Daemon charges, it moves directly forward, no wheels to maximize, but it still "closes the door". When it shoots, it only shoots directly ahead, no forward arc. This can make usage tricky. (''see the FAQ for more on this'').		:The Iron Daemon is a unique unit, so it doesn't benefit from our Daemonsmith re-rolling abilities. Note that as per the FAQ, Iron Daemons cannot wheel on the charge. When the Iron Daemon charges, it moves directly forward, no wheels to maximize, but it still "closes the door". When it shoots, it only shoots directly ahead, no forward arc. This can make usage tricky. (''see the FAQ for more on this'').

	*'''Deathshrieker Rocket Launcher:''' This machine comes cheap at 100 points. It works roughly as a Stone Thrower with a Large Blast at Strength 3, but without double Strength or Multiple Wounds in the center and it cannot fire indirectly. If the center of the Large Blast misses the unit (note, the center), roll an artillery dice, change the template for the small one and move it towards the center of the closest unit (friend or foe) by that amount of inches. If a Misfire is rolled, then the shot explodes in the air without doing any damage. It also has an alternative firing mode at S8, Multiple Wounds (D6) without Blast, doubling as a Monster hunter, especially when we take re-rolls via an ''Infernal Engineer'' into account. That being said it's still incredibly unreliable, so it's not uncommon to be shooting at a monster the entire game and be unable to kill it (or even hit it).		*'''Deathshrieker Rocket Launcher:''' This machine comes cheap at 100 points. It works roughly as a Stone Thrower with a Large Blast at Strength 3, but without double Strength or Multiple Wounds in the center and it cannot fire indirectly. If the center of the Large Blast misses the unit (note: the center), roll an artillery dice, change the template for the small one and move it towards the center of the closest unit (friend or foe) by that amount of inches. If a Misfire is rolled, then the shot explodes in the air without doing any damage. It also has an alternative firing mode at S8, Multiple Wounds (D6) without Blast, doubling as a Monster hunter, especially when we take re-rolls via an ''Infernal Engineer'' into account. That being said it's still incredibly unreliable, so it's not uncommon to be shooting at a monster the entire game and be unable to kill it (or even hit it).
	**Do note that the Deathshrieker can technically be fired into combat by deliberately "missing" your original target and redirecting into the combat with their heat-seeking ability. That being said you don't want to do this unless you're holding the enemy there with steadfast Hobgoblins as your Infernal Guard just cost way too much to justify the risk.		**Do note that the Deathshrieker can technically be fired into combat by deliberately "missing" your original target and redirecting into the combat with their heat-seeking ability. That being said you don't want to do this unless you're holding the enemy there with steadfast Hobgoblins as your Infernal Guard just cost way too much to justify the risk.

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	*'''Drazhoath the Ashen, Prophet of Hashut:''' Drazhoath has the same problems a regular Sorcerer Prophet has: He is just not as tough as the Lords from other armies, neither offensively nor defensively. On top of that, you can kit out a regular Sorcerer Prophet to be a better tank (2+/4++) or have T6. On the other hand, Drazhoath has an increased profile, confers a unique combat resolution buff, is a superior caster (even the Darkforged Weapon abilities cannot compare) with the potential to be downright terrifying (Crucible) and Cinderbreath dishes out a S5 breath weapon once in the game. You're still going to take an ordinary Sorcerer Prophet 99% of the time though because Drazhoath costs 570 points. Sure for a kitted-out Sorcerer-Prophet on Bale Taurus it's relatively cheap, and as far as Sorcerer-Prophets on flying monsters go, he isn't the worst option, but putting a Sorcerer-Prophet on a flying monster isn't a good idea to begin with. He will be a valuable target for your opponent (cannons and other war machines, first and foremost, but also other flying character hunters will be gunning for him) and he needs a solid battle plan and careful placement and his points cost makes it extremely hard for him to have a good return on investment, as is usual for Sorcerer-Prophets on flying monsters. At least his model is gorgeous.		*'''Drazhoath the Ashen, Prophet of Hashut:''' Drazhoath has the same problems a regular Sorcerer Prophet has: He is just not as tough as the Lords from other armies, neither offensively nor defensively. On top of that, you can kit out a regular Sorcerer Prophet to be a better tank (2+/4++) or have T6. On the other hand, Drazhoath has an increased profile, confers a unique combat resolution buff, is a superior caster (even the Darkforged Weapon abilities cannot compare) with the potential to be downright terrifying (Crucible) and Cinderbreath dishes out a S5 breath weapon once in the game. You're still going to take an ordinary Sorcerer Prophet 99% of the time though because Drazhoath costs 570 points. Sure for a kitted-out Sorcerer-Prophet on Bale Taurus it's relatively cheap, and as far as Sorcerer-Prophets on flying monsters go, he isn't the worst option, but putting a Sorcerer-Prophet on a flying monster isn't a good idea to begin with. He will be a valuable target for your opponent (cannons and other war machines, first and foremost, but also other flying character hunters will be gunning for him) and he needs a solid battle plan and careful placement and his points cost makes it extremely hard for him to have a good return on investment, as is usual for Sorcerer-Prophets on flying monsters. At least his model is gorgeous.
	::If you're still bringing him then remember this: he's not Karl Franz, and you definitely cannot just send him into combat with anything and expect success. His boosted WS and Wound should be seen as something to help him survive, not win in fights. Most importantly is not to place too much emphasis on the Daemonspite Crucible. Getting +1 to all casting attempts is great, putting Drazoath offensively on Level 5 and on par with Teclis or Nagash, and getting +2 by killing a wizard in close combat would be even better, but despite the huge bonus this also isn't something you should go out of your way to accomplish. As a quick example, if you see an Empire list field a Wizard on his own in the open, leave him ~~the fuck~~ alone unless you want Drazhoath and Cinderbreath to be blown to bits by cannons as soon as that wizard's dead (and it's a guarantee that Drazhaoth costs a hell of a lot more than that wizard does). Even against other armies you need to watch out for anything that can charge/hit you hard as soon as the combat's over as the list of things that can crush Drazhoath is very long.		::If you're still bringing him then remember this: he's not Karl Franz, and you definitely cannot just send him into combat with anything and expect success. His boosted WS and Wound should be seen as something to help him survive, not win in fights. Most importantly is not to place too much emphasis on the Daemonspite Crucible. Getting +1 to all casting attempts is great, putting Drazoath offensively on Level 5 and on par with Teclis or Nagash, and getting +2 by killing a wizard in close combat would be even better, but despite the huge bonus this also isn't something you should go out of your way to accomplish. As a quick example, if you see an Empire list field a Wizard on his own in the open, leave him alone unless you want Drazhoath and Cinderbreath to be blown to bits by cannons as soon as that wizard's dead (and it's a guarantee that Drazhaoth costs a hell of a lot more than that wizard does). Even against other armies you need to watch out for anything that can charge/hit you hard as soon as the combat's over as the list of things that can crush Drazhoath is very long.

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	*#'''Hashut''': If you have just one Prophet, think about who you play against and what would support you the most, but if you have 2 or more Lords in the army (aka playing big game), Lore of Hashut is a MUST TAKE. If you're playing seriously, consider using the End Times: Khaine for its magical rules since it'll guarantee you get Ash Storm, and that's easily the most powerful spell you have access to.		*#'''Hashut''': If you have just one Prophet, think about who you play against and what would support you the most, but if you have 2 or more Lords in the army (aka playing big game), Lore of Hashut is a MUST TAKE. If you're playing seriously, consider using the End Times: Khaine for its magical rules since it'll guarantee you get Ash Storm, and that's easily the most powerful spell you have access to.
	*#'''Metal''': Always if you play against enemies who rely on armour saves (Dwarfs, Empire, Chaos, Bretonnia) and you can always use it as a flaming attack combined with Ash Storm, or just use glittering scales. There is always at least one gap to fill with Metal; 3 spells in this lore are solid gold (pun intended); Chaos Dwarfs are expensive and need every bit of armour they can get their hands on. +2 to their save with Glittering Robe means that can go into that Witch Elf block and laugh at the other side covered in bits of elf skank (maybe a slight exaggeration, but they become very, very gnarly). Enchanted Blades gives them magical attacks and +1 to hit, fantastic for an Iron Daemon or that horde of bow armed Hobgoblins. Lastly, Final Transmutation. A phenomenal spell that can be used to thin the ranks of those units that would cause you trouble (those witch elves for example). If you're bringing in multiple casters (ie one Sorcerer-Prophet and several Daemonsmiths) then consider using the Lore of Hashut instead for the Sorcerer-Prophet and giving Metal to the other(s).		*#'''Metal''': Always if you play against enemies who rely on armour saves (Dwarfs, Empire, Chaos, Bretonnia) and you can always use it as a flaming attack combined with Ash Storm, or just use glittering scales. There is always at least one gap to fill with Metal; 3 spells in this lore are solid gold (pun intended); Chaos Dwarfs are expensive and need every bit of armour they can get their hands on. +2 to their save with Glittering Robe means that can go into that Witch Elf block and laugh at the other side covered in bits of elf skank (maybe a slight exaggeration, but they become very, very gnarly). Enchanted Blades gives them magical attacks and +1 to hit, fantastic for an Iron Daemon or that horde of bow armed Hobgoblins. Lastly, Final Transmutation. A phenomenal spell that can be used to thin the ranks of those units that would cause you trouble (those witch elves for example). If you're bringing in multiple casters (ie one Sorcerer-Prophet and several Daemonsmiths) then consider using the Lore of Hashut instead for the Sorcerer-Prophet and giving Metal to the other(s).
	*#'''Death''': Good, might be great in sniping characters (not many casters can pull off Spirit Leech at LD9 or even LD10!) - and purple sun makes a mockery out of low Initiative armies such as Dwarfs and Lizardmen. Of course the downside is you're also stuck with Dwarf Initiative, so if you ~~fuck up~~ the spell and it goes over your own army, then that could cost you the game. Aside from that it combos with other aspects relatively well, Hell Cannon causing panic tests at -4 LD FTW -- however the lore of Hashut can be better in static gunline lists with ample artillery.		*#'''Death''': Good, might be great in sniping characters (not many casters can pull off Spirit Leech at LD9 or even LD10!) - and purple sun makes a mockery out of low Initiative armies such as Dwarfs and Lizardmen. Of course the downside is you're also stuck with Dwarf Initiative, so if you miss the spell and it goes over your own army, then that could cost you the game. Aside from that it combos with other aspects relatively well, Hell Cannon causing panic tests at -4 LD FTW -- however the lore of Hashut can be better in static gunline lists with ample artillery.
	*#'''Fire''': Fireball is good at clearing enemy redirectors that your monsters might otherwise struggle to get around (dark riders, giant eagles, etc). For an army that enjoys the grind, cascading fire cloak is strong and the plus one to wound from Flaming Sword can be massive on the magma cannon, then there's how it stacks with Ash Storm... some players mount a Prophet on Bale Taurus, giving him Lore of fire, and keep casting it on themselves, each time Taurus would be wounded (Fire Lore cures its wounds), but really? Would you waste one of the better lores for the Lore of Fire?		*#'''Fire''': Fireball is good at clearing enemy redirectors that your monsters might otherwise struggle to get around (dark riders, giant eagles, etc). For an army that enjoys the grind, cascading fire cloak is strong and the plus one to wound from Flaming Sword can be massive on the magma cannon, then there's how it stacks with Ash Storm... some players mount a Prophet on Bale Taurus, giving him Lore of fire, and keep casting it on themselves, each time Taurus would be wounded (Fire Lore cures its wounds), but really? Would you waste one of the better lores for the Lore of Fire?
	*Aside from magic it is recommended to buy them 2+/4++ saves, and leave them on foot. Despite having three mounts to choose from, putting them on a flying monster not only vastly increases their already high cost, but it makes them a massive target for war machines, other flying monsters, character hunters (especially those on flying monsters) and so on. If he's on a flying monster and gets charged by another flying monster with a decent beatstick riding it, he is '''doomed'''.		*Aside from magic it is recommended to buy them 2+/4++ saves, and leave them on foot. Despite having three mounts to choose from, putting them on a flying monster not only vastly increases their already high cost, but it makes them a massive target for war machines, other flying monsters, character hunters (especially those on flying monsters) and so on. If he's on a flying monster and gets charged by another flying monster with a decent beatstick riding it, he is '''doomed'''.

61.6.230.226: /* Building Your Army */

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Building Your Army

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	'''Option 1:''' You are a rich lunatic and you want to play WHFB's version of the [[Death Korps of Krieg]]. Buy all the stuff direct from Forge World. Weep (or laugh) as your basic core units cost £80 for twenty guys with full command. Yes, the models are super awesome (especially the war machines) but a 2000pts army of these guys will set you back by literally jillions of money.		'''Option 1:''' You are a rich lunatic and you want to play WHFB's version of the [[Death Korps of Krieg]]. Buy all the stuff direct from Forge World. Weep (or laugh) as your basic core units cost £80 for twenty guys with full command. Yes, the models are super awesome (especially the war machines) but a 2000pts army of these guys will set you back by literally jillions of money.

	This option isn't valid at moment due removing Chaos Dwarf from the online store		This option isn't valid at moment due removing Chaos Dwarf from the online store.


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	'''Option 3:''' You play in clubs and not at GW stores. Get an Mega Army of Abyssal Dwarfs from [[Mantic Games]]. £99 for about 69 models is stunning. Their infantry models are nicely detailed and look suitably Chaotic - especially with their newest Abyssal Dwarf releases (which are the best Chaos Dwarf sprues since tabletop exists).		'''Option 3:''' You play in clubs and not at GW stores. Get an Mega Army of Abyssal Dwarfs from [[Mantic Games]]. £99 for about 69 models is stunning. Their infantry models are nicely detailed and look suitably Chaotic - especially with their newest Abyssal Dwarf releases (which are the best Chaos Dwarf sprues since tabletop exists).
	For 25EUR you get 20 Blacksouls and 4 dogs. Don't buy the Immortal Guards/Halfbreeds kit - you might not be ~~sadisfied~~ by the quality.		For 25EUR you get 20 Blacksouls and 4 dogs. Don't buy the Immortal Guards/Halfbreeds kit - you might not be satisfied by the quality.

	The warmachines leave much to be desired however but try the Dragon Fire Team as soon as it is produced in Resin.		The warmachines leave much to be desired however but try the Dragon Fire Team as soon as it is produced in Resin.
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	For Hobgoblin take a look at Mantics new Goblin range. It got a complete overhaul and is now one of the best Goblin line (in terms of quality and design) out there at the moment.		For Hobgoblin take a look at Mantics new Goblin range. It got a complete overhaul and is now one of the best Goblin line (in terms of quality and design) out there at the moment.

	Remember - Kings of War uses sometimes other base sizes so you need to get some bases for non-~~infantery~~ units if you want to use their minis in your list.		Remember - [[Kings of War]] uses sometimes other base sizes so you need to get some bases for non-infantry units if you want to use their minis in your list.

	As these are not GW's models, you'll probably be lynched by GW staff if you try to use them at one of their stores.		As these are not GW's models, you'll probably be lynched by GW staff if you try to use them at one of their stores.

1d4chan>Chimonas: /* Building Your Army */

2021-02-09T04:24:27Z

Building Your Army

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	'''Option 1:''' You are a rich lunatic and you want to play WHFB's version of the [[Death Korps of Krieg]]. Buy all the stuff direct from Forge World. Weep (or laugh) as your basic core units cost £80 for twenty guys with full command. Yes, the models are super awesome (especially the war machines) but a 2000pts army of these guys will set you back by literally jillions of money.		'''Option 1:''' You are a rich lunatic and you want to play WHFB's version of the [[Death Korps of Krieg]]. Buy all the stuff direct from Forge World. Weep (or laugh) as your basic core units cost £80 for twenty guys with full command. Yes, the models are super awesome (especially the war machines) but a 2000pts army of these guys will set you back by literally jillions of money.

			This option isn't valid at moment due removing Chaos Dwarf from the online store


	'''Option 2:''' You are a sensible chap who is a dab hand at converting. Use GW's regular plastic dwarfs and use your modelling skills to turn them into Chaos Dwarfs. Just put spikes everywhere, a fun conversion idea used by a clever guy is to use a thumb tack for the signature hats. You might need to get more inventive to make their war machines from scratch however. The new plastic Irondrake models are perfect for converting into Chaos Dwarfs with blunderbusses.		'''Option 2:''' You are a sensible chap who is a dab hand at converting. Use GW's regular plastic dwarfs and use your modelling skills to turn them into Chaos Dwarfs. Just put spikes everywhere, a fun conversion idea used by a clever guy is to use a thumb tack for the signature hats. You might need to get more inventive to make their war machines from scratch however. The new plastic Irondrake models are perfect for converting into Chaos Dwarfs with blunderbusses.
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	'''Option 3:''' You play in clubs and not at GW stores. Get an Mega Army of Abyssal Dwarfs from [[Mantic Games]]. £99 for about 69 models is stunning. Their infantry models are nicely detailed and look suitably Chaotic - especially with their newest Abyssal Dwarf releases (which are the best Chaos Dwarf sprues since tabletop exists).		'''Option 3:''' You play in clubs and not at GW stores. Get an Mega Army of Abyssal Dwarfs from [[Mantic Games]]. £99 for about 69 models is stunning. Their infantry models are nicely detailed and look suitably Chaotic - especially with their newest Abyssal Dwarf releases (which are the best Chaos Dwarf sprues since tabletop exists).
	For 25EUR you get 20 Blacksouls and 4 dogs. Don't buy the Immortal Guards/Halfbreeds kit - you might not be sadisfied by the quality.		For 25EUR you get 20 Blacksouls and 4 dogs. Don't buy the Immortal Guards/Halfbreeds kit - you might not be sadisfied by the quality.
	The ~~war machines~~ leave much to be desired however but try the Dragon Fire Team as soon as it is produced in Resin.
	Mantics newest release the Hellfane and Grotesques are worth a look too. ~~But remember~~ - Kings of War uses sometimes other base sizes so you need to get some bases if you want to use their minis in your list.		The warmachines leave much to be desired however but try the Dragon Fire Team as soon as it is produced in Resin.
			Mantics newest release the Hellfane and Grotesques are worth a look too.

			For Hobgoblin take a look at Mantics new Goblin range. It got a complete overhaul and is now one of the best Goblin line (in terms of quality and design) out there at the moment.

			Remember - Kings of War uses sometimes other base sizes so you need to get some bases for non-infantery units if you want to use their minis in your list.

	As these are not GW's models, you'll probably be lynched by GW staff if you try to use them at one of their stores.		As these are not GW's models, you'll probably be lynched by GW staff if you try to use them at one of their stores.

1d4chan>PS4hagrid: i capatalised the letter A

2021-02-04T14:14:07Z

i capatalised the letter A

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	Instead of calling that a full army, it's better think of it as a "Dirty Dozen" stacked with "Navarone Guns".		Instead of calling that a full army, it's better think of it as a "Dirty Dozen" stacked with "Navarone Guns".

	as of 04/02/2021 the legion of azgorh is no longer available for purchase from the forgeworld. This means the only way to collect this army now is shitty deals on ebay.		As of 04/02/2021 the legion of azgorh is no longer available for purchase from the forgeworld. This means the only way to collect this army now is shitty deals on ebay.

	==Why Play Legion of Azgorh?==		==Why Play Legion of Azgorh?==

1d4chan>PS4hagrid: i added the dtae from which the legion is no longer available

2021-02-04T14:13:43Z

i added the dtae from which the legion is no longer available

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	Instead of calling that a full army, it's better think of it as a "Dirty Dozen" stacked with "Navarone Guns".		Instead of calling that a full army, it's better think of it as a "Dirty Dozen" stacked with "Navarone Guns".

			as of 04/02/2021 the legion of azgorh is no longer available for purchase from the forgeworld. This means the only way to collect this army now is shitty deals on ebay.

	==Why Play Legion of Azgorh?==		==Why Play Legion of Azgorh?==