Meet eight new Regiments of Renown in AoS, which will let you mix factions, expand tactics, and add personality to your army with these powerful units!
Now, just in time for the season of giving (or taking, depending on your faction of choice), the Warhammer Age of Sigmar team has introduced eight new Regiments of Renown. These unique units are like special guest stars on your battlefield—a combination of themed characters and troops with their own abilities, quirks, and stories that allow them to fight alongside armies they normally wouldn’t team up with.
New Regiments of Renown Bring Festive Cheer to the Mortal Realms
What is a Regiment of Renown in AoS, you ask? Think of them as the misfit toys of the Mortal Realms. Each regiment is a pre-assembled band of warriors, mercenaries, or mischief-makers hailing from a specific faction, but with the freedom to work across multiple armies. Whether they’re in it for loot, glory, or just a good scrap, these regiments bring unique rules, compelling narratives, and a dash of chaos to your games.
They’re the perfect way to add some flavor to your force—or maybe even turn the tide in your favor. You can download all the points for the regiments here.
From drunken gargants and giggling Nurglings to grim Sylvaneth outcasts and airborne sky-pirates, each regiment is packed with personality and tactical flexibility. So, grab your scrolls, sharpen your blades, and prepare to welcome these new arrivals into your army. Just don’t forget to pay the bone tithe. Here’s a quick rundown of all the regiments, that you can buy here.
- Enforcers of the Tithe – Ossiarch Bonereapers
- Exile Scavengers – Kharadron Overlords
- Goroan Scions – Destruction aligned Ogroids
- Nurgle’s Gift – Chaos (Nurgle)
- Snerk’s Trogg-Fer-Hire – Gloomspite Gitz
- Squires of the Everchosen – Flesh-eater Courts (Chaos-aligned)
- Stumblefoot Gargant – Destruction
- The Lost-Song Spirits – Sylvaneth (with Death alliance options)
Enforcers of the Tithe
Ossiarch Bonereapers bringing order and bone-taxes to any battlefield.
- Core Units:
- 1 Mortisan Ossifector
- 10 Mortek Guard x2
- 1 Gothizzar Harvester
- Key Abilities:
- Soul Tax: Redirect a unit’s focus to strengthen another with enhanced combat rolls.
- Rebuild on the March: Sacrifice bone-tithe points to revive a destroyed unit at half strength.
- Collect the Tithe: Harvest models (friend or foe) to generate bone-tithe points.
- Points: 510
The Enforcers of the Tithe epitomize the Ossiarch Bonereapers’ unrelenting efficiency. Their ability to siphon resources—whether allied or enemy—makes them a dangerous addition to any army. For players who enjoy synergy and resource management, this regiment is a must-have, ensuring the undead never run out of reinforcements or cutting-edge combat power.
Exile Scavengers
Pirates of the skies, swooping in for glory and plunder.
- Core Units:
- 1 Endrinmaster with Dirigible Suit
- 3 Skywardens
- 1 Grundstok Gunhauler
- Key Abilities:
- An Eye for Loot: Deploy from reserves and enter the fray at the perfect moment.
- Swoop In: Drop close to enemy artefacts for surprise attacks.
- What’s Yours is Mine: Seize artefacts of power directly from the enemy.
- Points: 460
With Exile Scavengers, battlefield strategy turns into high-stakes treasure hunting. Their ability to outmaneuver foes and snatch victory through clever positioning makes them perfect for cunning players. Thematically rich and mechanically sharp, they’re a fantastic way to add roguish flair to your force while disrupting your opponent’s plans.
Goroan Scions
Monstrous warriors with an ancient grudge and destructive tools.
- Core Units:
- 1 Ogroid Myrmidon
- 1 Ogroid Thaumaturge
- 3 Ogroid Theridons
- Key Abilities:
- Bellow of Gorkamorka: Force enemy units to strike last and hinder their accuracy.
- Goroan Forgecraft: Improve melee rend for allied Destruction heroes.
- Points: 470
The Goroan Scions are a fusion of raw strength and tactical manipulation, embodying the fury of Destruction and a perfect regiment of renown in AoS. Their ability to weaken foes while buffing allies makes them a versatile choice. Ideal for players who enjoy brutal combat backed by magical finesse, they’re a perfect fit for any Destruction army craving both power and precision.
Nurgle’s Gift
Playful Nurglings spreading corruption with every giggle.
- Core Units:
- 3 Nurglings x2
- Key Abilities:
- Bursting with Life: Spawn Nurglings from fallen units, turning death into new opportunities.
- Incubation Period: Deploy from reserves, bringing unexpected chaos.
- Points: 180
Nurgle’s Gift is an ode to the Grandfather’s generosity, offering surprising resilience and adaptability. With their knack for appearing when least expected, these little pests disrupt enemy plans and keep your forces resilient. Perfect for players who thrive on unpredictable tactics and mischievous gameplay, they bring lighthearted chaos to any battlefield.
Snerk’s Trogg-Fer-Hire
A reluctant partnership between a cunning grot and a grumpy troggoth.
- Core Units:
- 1 Loonboss
- 1 Dankhold Troggoth
- Key Abilities:
- Go Dat Way!: The troggoth can charge even after retreating, keeping up the pressure.
- Taktikal Cowering: The Loonboss hides behind the troggoth, gaining ward saves and transferring damage.
- Points: 250
Snerk’s Trogg-Fer-Hire brings comedic charm and surprising utility to any force. The dynamic between the diminutive Loonboss and the massive Dankhold Troggoth offers both survivability and offensive flexibility. Perfect for anyone who wants a unit with personality and durability, this duo provides plenty of laughs and plenty of pain.
Squires of the Everchosen
Ghoulish knights serving a warped vision of Archaon’s will.
- Core Units:
- 1 Varghulf Courtier
- 3 Morbheg Knights
- Key Abilities:
- A Deluded Quest: Mark an enemy as an “Enemy of the Everchosen.”
- A Quest Well Done: Defeat the marked unit to gain control bonuses for the regiment.
- Points: 310
Haunted by their past allegiance to Archaon, the Squires of the Everchosen bring eerie loyalty and brutal efficiency to Chaos armies. Their quest-based mechanics add a narrative-driven element, challenging players to strategically target foes. For those who love intertwining lore with gameplay, this regiment offers a truly captivating experience.
Stumblefoot Gargant
A drunken giant whose chaos knows no bounds.
- Core Units:
- 1 Mancrusher Gargant
- Key Abilities:
- What’re You Lookin’ At?: Charge recklessly through enemy ranks to engage priority targets.
- Projectile Vomit: Damage everything in a short range with an indiscriminate vomit attack.
- Bellowing Mockery: Disrupt enemy attack rolls with taunting insults.
- Points: 180
Stumblefoot Gargant adds a layer of unpredictability to any force. While his actions might seem chaotic, a skilled general can leverage his brawling style and devastating area attacks to great effect. Whether he’s causing mayhem or tipping the scales with a perfectly timed move, Stumblefoot is an entertaining wildcard.
The Lost-Song Spirits
Mournful Sylvaneth lost in bitterness and vengeance.
- Core Units:
- 1 Treelord
- 5 Spite-Revenants x2
- Key Abilities:
- Endless Wandering: Move units out of combat for tactical repositioning.
- Ominous Fog: Conceal units within the Treelord’s aura from distant enemies.
- Points: 430
The Lost-Song Spirits bring haunting melancholy and tactical elusiveness to Death armies. Their ability to reposition and evade detection adds a layer of subtlety to gameplay. Ideal for players who favor control and battlefield manipulation, they also deliver a chilling reminder of the Sylvaneth’s darker side.
Bringing the Regiments to Life
Each of these Regiments of Renown brings something unique to the table, from the grim utility of the Enforcers of the Tithe to the madcap chaos of Stumblefoot Gargant. Whether you’re plotting precise synergies or reveling in unexpected antics, these regiments add layers of tactical depth and storytelling potential to your games. Prepare your forces—these regiments are ready to take the field.
Closing Thoughts on the 8 New Regiments of Renown for 40th Edition AoS
As the Mortal Realms roar with conflict, these Regiments of Renown add more than just raw power to your games—they bring stories, quirks, and unexpected alliances. Whether it’s a drunken gargant stumbling into battle, a grim Sylvaneth choir wandering in mourning, or sky-pirates swooping down for treasure, each regiment has a personality as bold as their tactical impact.
So, as the festive season unfolds, why not invite a new regiment to your next clash in the Mortal Realms? Just don’t forget: whether you’re paying the bone tithe or dodging projectile vomit, it’s all part of the fun.
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