Not enough armies have access to giants… said the same people who asked for armoured orc crossbows. Well, someone must have said it since the Regiment of Renown exists! These orcs don’t much care who they fight for, and are about as disciplined as other orcs, which is not very disciplined at all. What to greenskin armies lack? Armoured orc crossbows… said no one ever. The Cursed Company contains skeletons of humans, dwarfs, orcs, and even lizardmen who have fallen beneath their blades.
There are no happy stories in the Warhammer world.
How about hiring some undead… who really hate the undead! Enter the Cursed Company a group of mercenaries bound by their collective oath to fight the forces of undeath… forever! Anyone killed by their leader in battle will themselves rise again to fight with him against the undead. Undead aren’t just for the Vampires you know. Has that troubled you? Well let the Birdmen of Catrazza take those troubles away! For just one simple large payment these flying light crossbowmen can be yours… for a day or two.Ĭatrazza is a small town in Tilea, so perhaps they could be hireable if you control some cities there? Would give human players a reason to march south. Human armies lack flyers, other than heroes on their monstrous mounts. Here are four regiments we might see some day: BY providing either unique units of giving armies access to units other have but they lack, the Regiments of Renown add a bit of spice to Warhammer games. One area the regiments are useful in is bringing more variety into the game. Does this mean we’ll never see the regiments once featured in the game? Maybe, maybe not. The 8th edition of the game, which Warhammer: Total War is based around, had no Dogs of War army, and no Regiments of Renown. Not every regiment would fight for every army, but they were a way of adding something different into the mix This was part of Warhammer’s 5th edition, and was much loved for its different units – and pikes!ĭogs of War could be taken as its own army, or individual Regiments of Renown could be taken as part of other armies.
When most gamers talk about Warhammer’s Regiments of Renown, they are referring to the ones that came as special units within the Dogs of War army book. Over the years these changed, either being forgotten (Knights of the Cleansing Flame), updated (Golgfag’s Ogres), or drawn into an existing army (Lothern Sea Guard). Waaaay back in the day (the 1980s) this was simply a tag to draw together fantasy figures into a cohesive body. The Regiments of Renown actually pre-date the miniatures games of Warhammer.
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