Discontinued Armies
The following armies have been discontinued or replaced:
- Chaos Dwarfs (Forge World now carries a line of Chaos Dwarf models, and has rules for these models in their supplements. In addition, a few of the 4th edition models--the monsters--are now available again from the Games Workshop website for use in Storm of Magic or the Forge World supplements.)
- Dogs of War (Mercenaries. This army was released in 5th edition and updated online for 6th. The rules were taken down during 7th, and the army listing was deleted on the website, though many models are listed as part of various armies and under miscellaneous. This army is the only discontinued army that still has most of its models available from Games Workshop.)
- Kislev (Units were part of the Empire in 4th/5th edition. Had a White Dwarf rules pamphlet in 6th edition that could be fielded as an allied force with the Empire. Models have since been discontinued from Games Workshop at the end of 7th edition.)
- Hordes of Chaos (Split into Warriors of Chaos and Daemons of Chaos during 7th edition.)
- Undead (Split into Tomb Kings and Vampire Counts at the end of 5th edition.)
- Slann (replaced by Lizardmen)
The armies listed below are not considered 'official', although some may have experimental rules published either in print or on the Games Workshop website.
- Amazons
- Fimir
- Gnomes
- Goodly Hosts
- Great Goblins
- Halflings
- Half-Orc
- Hobgoblin
- Marauding Monsters
- Men of the East
- Men of the North
- Men of the Orient
- Men of the West
- Nippon
- Norse
- Pygmies
- Red Goblins
- Sea Elves
- Zoat
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