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If notability cannot be established, the article is likely to be,,. Find sources: – ( November 2018) () Armies of Warhammer are components of the table-top games,,. The armies have been defined into a separate 'army list,' and they are described in more detail in the, Age of Sigmar Battletome,. Players of either game, or their, have a wide variety of army choices and each army can be customised to suit a particular playing style. All games are produced. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Warhammer Age of Sigmar [ ] Armies in Age of Sigmar are divided into four Grand Alliances: Order, Death, Destruction, and Chaos.

Each player's army in Matched Play may consist of a particular army and a certain percentage of units from specified allied armies or a combination of units all from the same Grand Alliance. Rules for legacy armies that were discontinued in the transition from Fantasy to Age of Sigmar, such as Bretonnians and Tomb Kings, are available for Open and Narrative Play as well.

Main article: Campaign battles between small 'warbands' (typically 10-20 models) in the Warhammer Fantasy world. Uses 28mm scale. • Averland Mercenaries () • • Carnival of (Nurgle) • • Treasure Hunters • • Marienburg Mercenaries () • Middenheim Mercenaries () • & • Ostander Mercenaries () • Reikland Mercenaries () • Sisters of Sigmar () • Skaven Warband (Skaven) • Undead (Undead) • Witch Hunters () • Amazon Warriors (Lustria) • • • • Norse Warband • Pirate Crew • Pit Fighters • • The Outlaws of Stirwood Forest • Tomb Guardians Necromunda [ ]. Main article: An ultra-violent version of football in a world which, depending on one's interpretation, may be the Warhammer Fantasy world, or may merely bear a remarkable resemblance to the Warhammer Fantasy world. Uses 28mm scale.

• Albion (discontinued) • Amazons • (discontinued) • Chaos • Chaos Dwarfs • Chaos Pact • • • • Fatties (discontinued) • • Halflings (note: halflings are found in WFB but only as Dogs of War units) • • Humans • Judges (discontinued) • Khemri • • Necromantic Undead • Norse • Nurgle • Ogres/ • • Skaven • Slann • Undead • Underworld (combined Skaven & Goblin) • Vampires • Werewolves (Now part of the Necromantic team) • Wood Elves Warmaster [ ]. Main article: Small battles on derelict spaceships in the Warhammer 40,000 universe. Uses 28mm scale. • Space Marine Terminators • Genestealers Unofficial Armies [ ] Several publications, such as Warhammer Chronicles 2004, and, list several armies that are in existence but are forbidden in major tournaments such as Rogue Trader and Games Day Grand Tournament (convention tournament). References [ ] • Warhammer core rule books • Warhammer codex and armies rule books • Warhammer supplements • • (G/W) • Forge World • Warhammer, G/W catalogues External links [ ] • • •.