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*[[Ogre Kingdoms]] ([[Warhammer Army Project/Warhammer Army Project: Ogre Kingdom|Tactica]]) | *[[Ogre Kingdoms]] ([[Warhammer Army Project/Warhammer Army Project: Ogre Kingdom|Tactica]]) | ||
*[[Orcs & Goblins]] ([[Warhammer Army Project/Warhammer Army Project: Orcs & Goblins|Tactica]]) | *[[Orcs & Goblins]] ([[Warhammer Army Project/Warhammer Army Project: Orcs & Goblins|Tactica]]) | ||
*[[Regiments of Renown]]: Various mercenaries for hire to multiple factions ([[Warhammer Army Project/Warhammer Army Project: Regiments of Renown|Tactica]]) | |||
*[[Sartosa|Pirates of Sartosa]]: A band of pirates without a ship ([[Warhammer Army Project/Warhammer Army Project: Pirates of Sartosa|Tactica]]) | *[[Sartosa|Pirates of Sartosa]]: A band of pirates without a ship ([[Warhammer Army Project/Warhammer Army Project: Pirates of Sartosa|Tactica]]) | ||
*[[Tomb Kings]] ([[Warhammer Army Project/Warhammer Army Project: Tomb Kings|Tactica]]) | *[[Tomb Kings]] ([[Warhammer Army Project/Warhammer Army Project: Tomb Kings|Tactica]]) | ||
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Warhammer Army Project
Warhammer Army Project is a project by Mathias Eliasson who creates Homebrew army books for the factions of Warhammer that never got them, as well as updating the 7th and 8th edition armybooks now that WHFB has been destroyed by GW (6th Edition for Bretonnia...showing us what faction GW considers to be the red headed stepchild of Fantasy). They are awesome books with pictures and fluff and you should totally make tacticas for them.
Go on; do it.
Do it you fucking nerds, it's not like you have anything better to do, plus the army books are cool as shit
Current Armybooks
Each of these are available in 8th Edition as well as his 9th Edition. The individual Tactica's vary on which Edition they focus on but if you want to add sections to them dealing with the other edition go ahead.
- Albion: Fantasy highlanders (Tactica)
- Amazons: Fantasy amazonians with rare tech (Tactica)
- Araby: Fantasy Middle-Easterners (Tactica)
- Beastmen (Tactica)
- Brettonia ( Tactica)
- Cathay: Fantasy China ( Tactica)
- Chaos Dwarfs: Dwarfs with Chaos influence and slaves (Tactica)
- Cult of Ulric: The Empire, but with more wolf and melee (Tactica)
- Daemons of Chaos
- Dark Elves (Tactica)
- Dogs of War: Fantasy Italian mercenaries ( Tactica)
- Dwarfs (Tactica)
- Estalia: Fantasy Spain with a dose of the Inquisition (Tactica)
- Empire (Tactica)
- Fimir
- Gnoblar Horde
- Halflings: The Empire, but with all hobbits. (Tactica)
- High Elves (Tactica)
- Hobgoblins: Fantasy Mongolians but with goblins (Tactica)
- Kingdoms of Ind: Fantasy India (Tactica)
- Kislev: Fantasy Russia (Tactica)
- Lizardmen (Tactica)
- Nippon: Fantasy Japan (Tactica)
- Norse: Barbarians that exchange Chaos for traditional Norse Mythology (Tactica)
- Ogre Kingdoms (Tactica)
- Orcs & Goblins (Tactica)
- Regiments of Renown: Various mercenaries for hire to multiple factions (Tactica)
- Pirates of Sartosa: A band of pirates without a ship (Tactica)
- Tomb Kings (Tactica)
- Skaven (Tactica)
- Vampire Counts (Tactica)
- Warriors of Chaos (Tactica)
- Wood Elves (Tactica)