Orcs & Goblins Base Sizes

Orcs & Goblins

Weapons (and Equipment)

Choppa

In the grim and dangerous world of Warhammer, warriors employ many different types of weapons against a multitude of foes. From the fine swords of the Elves or the sharp axes of the Dwarfs to the spiked clubs used by less sophisticated creatures like the Ogres, every race has weaponry fitted to its preferred style of fighting.

Special Rules

'Eadbutt

Many troops in the Warhammer game have unique and  unusual abilities and skills. In the game, these abilities and skills are represented by special rules. Any creature may have one or more special rules and, unless otherwise mentioned, the effects from special rules are cumulative. The following list is by no means exhaustive, but it does detail the most common special rules (more can be found in the Warhammer Armies books).

Animosity

Animosity Table

Big Things Chart (Orcs & Goblins/Dogs of War)

Fall Over

Fear Elves

Giant Special Attacks (Orcs & Goblins/Dogs of War)

Jump Up and Down

Longshanks

Man-sized Things Chart

Pick Up and...

Quell Animosity

Swing with Club

Thick-skinned

Thump with Club

Yell and Bawl

Waaagh!

Size Matters

Tusker Charge

Armed to da Teef

Warpaint

Netters

Fanatics

Hide in Night Goblin Units

Force of Destruction

Release the Fanatics!

Further Movement

Splat!

Out of Control

Squig Herds

Wild Squigs

Boiiing!

Doom Diver Catapult

Oi! Pedal Faster!

Crunch!

Wall-crawlers

Troll Vomit (Orcs & Goblins)

Trollish Types

Da Boss 'as a Plan

Orcs are Da Best

Get on Wiv it!

Da Immortulz

Eats Elves for Breakfast

Niblit

Gobbla the Cave Squig

Down in One

Sneaky Schemes

Tricksy Traps

Waaagh! Miscast Table

The Power of the Waaagh!

The Lores of Magic

Spells of the Little Waaagh!

This rulebook includes eight different kinds of magical lore, each of which is represented by six spells making a total of 48 individual spells. Each lore is based upon one of the eight magical traditions of the High Elves whose learning far exceeds that of any other race in the Warhammer world. The Men of the Empire learned their sorcery from High Elf mages and so use the same system as their basis of study - though their knowledge is by no means as great. The sorcery of the other races of the Warhammer world is also based upon one or more of the eight kinds of magic but often includes spells unique to a particular race. The Warhammer Armies books contain further spell lists for specific armies where appropriate.

Spells of the Big Waaagh!

Magic Items (and Abilities)

Shiny Stuff

The world of Warhammer is rich in magical artefacts and holy relics of great power. Mighty soul-drinking swords, impenetrable suits of amour encrusted with runic powers, ancient tomes of sorcerous knowledge and lost rings of power many a war has been fought for the sole possession of such treasure. The Warhammer Armies books describe in detail the many different kinds of magic items that each army can use. Here we shall examine the magic items that are commonly used by all races. In cases of contradiction, the special rule of a magic item takes precedence over normal game rules. Magic items can be carried by characters and, in some cases, by the standard bearer or champion of a unit of troops. This is indicated in the army list for each army in the appropriate Warhammer Army book. A character can only have one magic item of each type (weapon, armour, etc), unless otherwise indicated. No specific magic item can be carried by more than one model in the army (eg, there cannot be two models equipped with a Sword of Striking in the same army). Scrolls are an exception to this several scrolls of the same type can be carried by the same Wizard or by different Wizards if you wish. Fleeing models cannot use any magic items that are one use only, bound items and similar magic items that require a decision on when to activate their powers. Only magic items whose effects are permanent still work for fleeing models.

The Slashas give Azhag + 1 Attack. In addition, Azhag may re-roll any missed To Hit rolls in the first round of any combat.

Slagga's Slashas

Heavy armour. The 'Ard Armour gives Azhag a 5+ ward save.

Azhag's 'Ard Amour

The whispering voices of the Crown provide all the knowledge required to cast spells. Azhag is a second level Wizard, who chooses spells from the Lore of Death. Having two voices in his head can get pretty confusing at times - for himself and his followers both. As a result, Azhag suffers from Stupidity.

The Crown of Sorcery

Azhag the Slaughter

Infantry (20/25mm)

Special Character

Black Orc

Special

Black Orc Big Boss

Hero

Black Orc Boss

Black Orc Warboss

Lord

Boar

Boar (Chariot)

War Machine (Stone Thrower)

Rare

Fanatic

Core

Giant (Orcs & Goblins)

Monster

Giant Spider

Chaos Dwarfs

Regiments of Renown

Giant Wolf

Giant Wolf (Chariot)

Gigantic Spider

Gnarla

Gobbla

Goblin

Goblin Big Boss

Goblin Boss

Goblin Crew

Goblin Crew (Chariot)

Spells of the Little Waaagh! Lore

Goblin Great Shaman

Goblin Shaman

Goblin Warboss

Goblin Wolf Chariot

Chariot

When using Morglor the Mangler, Gorbad always strikes first. No armour saves are possible against wounds caused by this weapon.

Morglor the Mangler

Gorbad Ironclaw

Cavalry

Great Cave Squig

This axe bestows +2 Strength. In addition, Grimgor always strikes first.

Gitsnik

The Blood-forged Armour gives Grimgor a 1+ armour save and a 5+ ward save.

Blood-forged Armour

Grimgor Ironhide

Great weapon. Attacks made with this axe benefit from the Killing Blow special ability. In addition, against any Elves, Grom's Axe will cause a Killing Blow on a 5+ instead of the normal 6.

The Axe of Grom

Grom the Paunch

Actually, it really is good luck. Grom and his chariot benefit from a 5+ ward save.

Lucky Banner

Niblet

Night Goblin

Night Goblin Big Boss

Night Goblin Boss

Night Goblin Great Shaman

Night Goblin Shaman

Night Goblin Squig Herder

Night Goblin Squig Hopper

Night Goblin Warboss

Orc Arrer Boy

Orc Big 'Un

Orc Big Boss

Orc Boar Boy

Orc Boar Boy Big 'Un

Orc Boar Boy Boss

Orc Boar Chariot

Orc Boss

Orc Bully

Orc Crew (Chariot)

Spells of the Big Waaagh! Lore

Orc Great Shaman

Orc Shaman

Orc Warboss

Rock Lobber

Savage Orc

Savage Orc Big 'Un

Savage Orc Big Boss

Savage Orc Boar Boy

Savage Orc Boar Boy Big 'Un

Savage Orc Boar Boy Boss

Savage Orc Boss

Savage Orc Great Shaman

Savage Orc Shaman

Savage Orc Warboss

Halberd. Bound spell (power level 5). The Prodder focuses the battlelust of surrounding greenskins and unleashes it in blasts of pure Waaagh! energy. It fires one blast each magic phase. The prodder's blast is a magic missile with a range of 24". It causes a single Strength 6 hit plus one additional hit for each unit of 10 or more Orcs, or 20 or more Goblins, within 12" of Skarsnik. No armour saves are allowed against this magic missile.

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